The Wizarding World of Harry Potter

This park (both sections) is so well done! The attention to detail is absolutely amazing! And I LOVE that since the Diagon Alley/King's Cross section has opened, visitors can now buy wands that activate "magic" in different locations. The fact that people are waving wands around all over the place really adds to the experience. And of course the butterbeer is not to be missed!

Get the Butterbeer! It's non alcoholic and delicious.

The addon opened this summer and takes fans aboard the Hogwarts express to the different parts of the park dedicated to Harry Potter. Now you can explore Knockturn Alley as well, and take a ride through Gringotts Wizarding Bank. Absolutely a must for Potterheads, but even non-fans will have an awesome time.

This is a must visit for all the potter heads out there. The whole thing is just exceptional. The park was very well done, I must say. Imagine how it looks like in the movie and on the book; it surely looks that way. The entire place was really huge. The Diagon Alley looked so surreal. Walking here just gave me the shivers! Ride the Hogwarts Express for a nice experience. We absolutely loved everything; the sights, sounds, the shops. Don't forget getting some butterbeer to complete the whole experience!

Very expensive, and you need to buy two park tickets to get to see both parts of the Harry Potter world. We only went to the Island of Adventure, and that was nice enough. Loved the Hogsmeade and the small shops. The line for the Castle Ride was long, but worth the wait. Didn't know quite what to expect tho, so I was caught off guard by how extreme the ride was! It was very cool though, and it feels so real. Too real.

Oh this place is magical.

I'm a huge Harry Potter nerd. The correct term is actually a Potterhead, but I didn't want you all getting the wrong idea.

We got to the park and immediately went back to Diagon Alley. I was speechless. I felt like I was in a whole different world. First stop, Ollivander's, of course. A wand is a necessity to experience the real magic of the place, or you know, just watch other people having all the fun. My, now, Fiancé had to pull me away from the shops in order to get me to the Gringott's Ride. I was dressed in my house attire that day, and Slytherin's actually were being accommodated on the Gringott's Ride, so we got to skip the line. Score! Afterwards, we needed a break and after taking some pictures we sat down for a rest in front of the Daily Prophet. And then, my boyfriend (now Fiancé, don't get confused), got down on one knee and asked me to marry him. A POTTERHEAD'S DREAM.

The rest of the trip was even more magical (if possible), after that. We rode the Hogwarts express, went to Hogsmeade, drank Butterbeer, shopped 'til we dropped.

Pretty much, aside from one other ride, we spent the majority of our trip in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter... and I wouldn't have had it any other way. So perfect.