The Harry Potter Studio Tour in Watford has been a popular attracting for visitors all across the globe.Once filming wrapped on Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 in 2010, the production crew were left with thousands of intricate artefacts, many of which wouldn’t have been saved on a typical production.The team behind Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter wanted to preserve and showcase these iconic props, costumes and sets.Many of the original cast and crew returned to reassemble the sets and record their memories from filming, and on 31st March 2012, the Studio Tour opened its doors.Since then, millions of fans all over the world have flocked to visit the attraction.To go, fans have to pre-book tickets and much like any other popular location, it can get very busy.As it's still the school Summer holidays attractions including the Harry Potter Studio Tour will be very busy.The studios also host multiple events throughout the year including over Halloween and Christmas.If you are planning on visiting then make sure you book ahead. At the time of writing, there were no more tickets available for the rest of August.But don't worry, if you're wanting to avoid too many crowds then it's best to visit during term time. To make the most of your trip and to avoid queues, book a slot as early as possible to avoid long waiting times.The tour will take you approximately three and a half hours so make sure you give yourself enough time. Though visits can last a lot longer depending on the day.If you are going during the holidays and maybe at a later time then don't worry too much. Tickets are limited so crowds are controlled to some extent.Tickets start from £54 depending on whether you get any additional features. We did ask Warner Bros for comment on the best times to visit the attraction in their own opinion but they declined to comment.
