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- Harry Potter London Tours
- King's Cross Station
- Platform 9¾
- Harry Potter Sets
- History
- Creature Effects
- Harry Potter Props
- Costumes
- Walking tour locations
- Forbidden Forest
- Special Effects
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- Diagon Alley
- Arts Department
- Great Hall
- Walking Tours
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Visit Platform 9¾™ at King’s Cross Station London
King's Cross Station highlights
Platform 9¾
Platform 9¾ at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is a recreation of King's Cross Station. While it's not a real train platform, it is a popular photo opportunity. The recreation includes a baggage trolley disappearing through a brick wall. Originally positioned along the corridor between platforms 9 and 11, the installation was relocated outside the Harry Potter store at King's Cross.
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Harry Potter Shop
Another major draw for fans is the store itself. The Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9¾ is an alternative to Diagon Alley for fellow muggles! If anything appears in the series, you will most likely find it here as well. The options are almost limitless, ranging from robes, wands, and Hogwarts school trunks (which you may also customize) to candies, bottled butterbeers, books, and keepsakes.
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How to reach the Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio from King's Cross Station
By train + shuttle
By subway + bus
By car/taxi
- Why choose: Fastest route
- Duration: 1hr 4 mins
Start at King's Cross Station, England. Walk 20 minutes to London Euston. Take a 13-minute train to Watford Junction. Transfer at Watford Junction Railway Station (Stop 6). Take a 13-minute train to Harrow & Wealdstone. Arrive at Ashfields (Approx. 4 minutes). Walk to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
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- Why choose: Cheapest
- Duration: 2hrs
Start at King's Cross St. Pancras Underground Station and take a 26-minute Tube ride to Edgware Underground Station. Transfer to the Brent line at Edgware (Stop F). Ride for 48 minutes to Watford Junction Railway Station (Stop 1). Then, transfer at Watford Junction Railway Station (Stop 6) for a 15-minute train to Harrow & Wealdstone. Upon arrival at Ashfields, Watford (approximately 4 minutes later), walk to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
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- Why choose: Convenient
- Duration: 1hr
Take a taxi from Pancras Rd/A5202 to M1 and drive for 28 minutes on M1. Take exit 5 from M1 onto Colne Way/N Western Ave/A41 in Bushey (12 min). Continue on N Western Ave/A41, drive for 10 minutes, and arrive at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London.
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Frequently Asked Questions about King's Cross Station and Harry Potter
Can I visit Platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station?
Yes! Although it's not a real train platform, there's a recreation with a disappearing luggage trolley for photo opportunities. You'll find it outside the Harry Potter Shop near platforms 9 and 10.
What can I expect on the Warner Bros. Studio Tour?
Get a behind-the-scenes look at sets, props, costumes, and special effects used in the Harry Potter films. Explore iconic locations like the Great Hall, Dumbledore's office, and Diagon Alley.
Is there a Platform 9¾ at the studio tour?
While not an actual platform, there's a recreation you can pose with for photos, similar to the one at King's Cross Station.
What kind of merchandise is available in the Harry Potter shop?
Everything a Potterhead could desire! Robes, wands, Hogwarts items, candies, Butterbeer, books, keepsakes, and more.
