The world of Harry Potter remains hugely popular with visitors to London of all ages, and the Warner Bros. Harry Potter Tour is one of the leading attractions drawing in visitors from all over the world. With everything from authentic props used in the film series to costumes, reconstructed set tours and much more besides, it’s no wonder the venue has proven particularly popular!
If you’re staying at the Park Grand and want to know how to reach the venue, this guide should soon get you there…
Where is the Harry Potter Tour?
The Warner Bros. Harry Potter Tour is located outside of central London! Staying London and Hotels in kensington, a tour to the countryside is a thrilling experience. You can reach there easily by various means of London’s incredible transport network. Here is the guide.
Reaching the Nearest Train Station
The closest train station to the tour is Watford Junction, and from there you can choose the most convenient way of getting to your destination.
There are two main ways of reaching the station. The first involves travelling from High Street Kensington to London Euston, which takes around 22 minutes. From here you can catch a connecting train to Watford Junction, which takes an additional 20 minutes.
Alternatively, you can reach the station by getting the Circle or District Line from High Street Kensington, and changing to the Bakerloo Line to Queen’s Park, then using the London Overground service to Watford Junction Rail Station. Here you will see signage pointing you in the right direction for the shuttle bus. It takes around 55 minutes to reach Watford using this method.
Shuttle Bus from Watford Junction
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour operates a convenient shuttle bus with the cooperation of Mullany’s Coaches. The buses run every 20 minutes throughout the day from 8:15am and the last bus is timed to coincide with the final tour. See complete opening times to ensure you catch your return trip!
Reaching Watford Junction is relatively simple for those enjoying our London hotels family packages, and a trip to the studio tour is sure to be something you both remember.
Driving to the Harry Potter Tour
It is possible to drive to the location, as the Studio Tour is only three miles from both the M1 and M25 motorways. However, most visitors to London choose not to bring their own car for a number of reasons, most notably because public transport is frequently simpler and more affordable. It also frees up more time for other activities like dining at the Park Grand London Kensington’s Restaurant and Bar rather than being stuck in traffic!
Parking and SatNav
There is free parking at the Harry Potter Tour, and if you are using a satnav to guide you, the postcode is WD25 7LR. On arrival you’ll be greeted with brown signs which read ‘Warner Bros. Studio Tour’, directing you to the right entrance.
