Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter

The Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) is the largest Harry Potter attraction in the world and the first Warner Bros. Studio Tour to open in Asia. From Diagon Alley and Platform 9¾ to the London Ministry of Magic, The Great Hall, and the Forbidden Forest, each attraction offers visitors the ultimate behind-the-scenes experience.

This attraction is not only informative but also highly interactive. Visitors can engage in a green screen experience to ride a broomstick, see themselves as a moving portrait in the halls of Hogwarts, and even immerse themselves in the excitement of a Quidditch match. If you're not Japanese, don’t worry. The entire tour is bilingual, with displays in both English and Japanese, ensuring accessibility for international visitors.

Another highlight of Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) is where you can buy Harry Potter merchandise and souvenirs from the gift shop. There are two shops at the studio: Studio Shop and Railway Shop. These expansive shops offer a wide range of Harry Potter merchandise. Whether you’re looking for exclusive items that can’t be found elsewhere or a special gift to remember your visit, the studio has something for every fan.

Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) Opening Hours

The opening hours of Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) is depending on the day, so it’s best to check the official website before booking.

Attractions and Activities During Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter)

The Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) offers a range of captivating attractions and interactive activities. From iconic sets to immersive experiences, there's something for every fan to explore and enjoy.

1. The Great Hall

You'll begin your tour in the Great Hall, where many significant moments for Hogwarts students took place. From Harry’s Sorting Ceremony to the Yule Ball and the Battle of Hogwarts, everything happened here. At the Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter), visitors are invited to step through the grand doors into this iconic set and explore the details up close. Lining the hall, you'll find grotesques in the shape of a snake, badger, lion, and raven representing the four Hogwarts houses, as well as the House Points Counter, which tracks each house's progress with colored glass beads.

2. Diagon Alley

Diagon Alley is a must-visit for young witches and wizards preparing for their return to Hogwarts, as this bustling street offers everything a Hogwarts student needs for their school year. The life-size recreation features familiar shop fronts from the franchise, including Ollivanders' wand shop, Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, and Eeylops Owl Emporium. Fans will also enjoy discovering numerous easter eggs and hidden details throughout the street, adding to the magical experience.

3. Platform 9 ¾

Platform 9¾ holds a special place in every Harry Potter fan's heart. It’s the magical platform where students board the Hogwarts Express, the iconic scarlet steam engine that transports them to and from Hogwarts. At this tour, you can experience the magic firsthand by boarding the stunning Hogwarts Express yourself. Walk through the train's interior and peek into the carriages to get a glimpse of how certain scenes were created. While you’re here don't forget to take a photo while holding onto the luggage carts—a fan-favorite pose that’s sure to capture the magic of your visit!

4. London Ministry of Magic

One of the standout attractions at the Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) is the London Ministry of Magic. This impressive set features walls towering over 10 meters high and spans an area of more than 900 square meters, offering an awe-inspiring glimpse into the magical world of wizardry. To reach the Ministry of Magic, staff would use various methods, including a telephone, a lavatory, or the Floo Network through one of the massive fireplaces, each more than three meters tall.

5. Forbidden Forest

Step into the Forbidden Forest at the Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) and immerse yourself in the mysterious, magical world beyond the grounds of Hogwarts. This attraction brings to life the enchanting and ominous atmosphere of the forest, filled with towering trees, eerie sounds, and intriguing creatures. 

Tips to Enjoy Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter)

To ensure you have a great time at the Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making Harry Potter), be sure to follow these tips:

1. Book Tickets in Advance

One of the key tips for enjoying the Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) is to book your tickets in advance. Reserving your tickets online ahead of time ensures you secure your spot and helps you avoid long lines at the entrance. By booking through Traveloka, you can complete the process at your convenience and often benefit from special discounts and promotional offers. This also allows you to plan your visit better and enjoy a smoother, more enjoyable experience at the studio.

2. Wear Appropriate Clothing and Footwear

As the tour includes cold indoor areas and some outdoor exhibits, dress according to the outdoor temperature. Also, since you’ll be doing a lot of walking, wearing comfortable shoes will help keep you at ease throughout the visit.

3. Bring Your Camera

Capture your moments at the Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) to create lasting memories. You can bring handheld cameras and mobile devices, but tripods and specialist equipment, including drones, are not permitted anywhere on the site, including the car park. Make sure to capture memorable moments and take advantage of exciting photo opportunities, such as the chance to fly a broomstick like Harry Potter.

4. Visit the Studio Tour Shop

Don’t miss the chance to buy exclusive Harry Potter merchandise and souvenirs from the gift shop. Even if you're not a big shopper, take some time to explore. Here there are two stores you can visit: Studio Shop and Railway Shop. Where it’s full of wizarding world goodies, exclusive ranges, and sweet treats.

How to Book and Redeem Enjoy Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter)

Booking your Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) tickets through the Traveloka app is simple and convenient. You just need to follow these steps:

• Open the Traveloka application and click "Attractions & Activities."
• Search for “Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter)” and select it.
• Under "Available Ticket(s) For You," click "Select Ticket."
• Choose your preferred date and time, then enter the number of adult and child tickets needed. When you’re ready, click “Book Now”.
• Fill in “Contact Details”.
• Make the payment promptly.
• Once payment is complete, return to the home screen, go to “Bookings,” and your E-ticket will be available.
• Present your QR code on-site to redeem your tickets.

So, that’s the interesting thing about Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter). Book your Warner Bros. Studio Tokyo Tour (The Making of Harry Potter) tickets right away on the Traveloka application!