Access to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London requires prior booking.
One free carer ticket is provided per paying disabled visitor, provided that proof of entitlement is shown.
Areas such as Diagon Alley and the Great Hall are mostly accessible, though some sections may be more challenging. Any special requirements should be mentioned when booking to ensure that the necessary services are arranged.
There are dedicated shuttle buses from Watford Junction are wheelchair friendly. There are also reserved parking spots for disabled visitors near the entrance. And specially designated drop-off points close to the studio entrance if necessary.
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour London offers comprehensive wheelchair access. All public areas, including the iconic Great Hall, the Forbidden Forest, and Diagon Alley, are navigable for wheelchair users. Clear signage and accessible pathways ensure visitors can experience every aspect of the tour.
Upon request, a free carer ticket is provided for each paying disabled guest, and personal care assistants are admitted without charge. Designated disabled parking bays are available close to the entrance. Additionally, wheelchair users can utilize the tour's accessible restrooms and dining facilities for convenience and comfort.
Staff at the Harry Potter Studio Tour are trained to assist visitors with special accessibility requirements. They are on hand to provide support and ensure everyone has a memorable and magical experience. Assistance also extends to offering British Sign Language (BSL) tours, further incorporating inclusivity into the realm of magic.
