NEW OPENING
MORE THAN 400 MILLION COPIES OF THE BOOKS HAVE BEEN SOLD AROUND THE WORLD AND THE FILMS HAVE GROSSED MORE THAN $5.4BN AT THE BOX OFFICE
The 150ft-high replica of the iconic Hogwarts Castle will appear to soar to 600ft, thanks to some architectural trickery
ending, magically appearing food, as it does in the books and fi lms, guests can instead buy traditional British fare in the Three Broomsticks or the Hog’s Head. No meal would be complete without a butter- beer, pumpkin juice or Firewhisky. Both pubs are set in the reconstructed
village of Hogsmeade, home to wizards and magical creatures. The steep-roofed, slate and stone buildings will be covered in a light dusting of snow and staff will be dressed in costume in both the village and Hogwarts Castle. The village will also offer many of the shops frequented by the Harry Potter characters. These include Zonko’s joke shop, which will be selling Extendable Ears, Boxing Telescopes and Sneakoscopes; Honeydukes sweet shop, tempting fans with Chocolate Frogs and Bertie Bott’s
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Every-Flavour Beans; The Owlery, where owls roost and visitors can have a rest before buying offi cial stamps from The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and send- ing letters via Owl Post with a certifi ed Hogsmeade postmark. Ollivanders wand shop should also appeal to fans as a wand
“chooses them” thanks to the help of an actor and some special effects.
HOLIDAY WITH HARRY
For visitors who want more than one day at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Universal Islands of Adventure, vaca- tion packages are available including hotel accommodation and admission to both Universal Orlando theme parks. Benefi ts include early park admission, a British breakfast at the Three Broomsticks and exclusive Universal Express Access to
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