Things to do in Watford

I was so happy to successfully take my friend to the Harry Potter Studio Tour in the UK this time. Luckily, we only bought tickets and not the package tour that included transportation and tickets, because the package tour only allowed 3 hours at the studio, which is definitely not enough for fans traveling from afar. It's not worth it. Our group took an Uber from our LHR airport hotel to the studio and back; the journey was only 30 minutes. We arrived at the studio early at 10:00 AM, took photos everywhere, and exchanged our tickets. After entering the main hall, we immediately rushed to the shopping area to buy wizard robes and scarves, then took the robes to get our English names embroidered for free. All of this took a lot of time, but we managed to make it to our entry time. After entering, we put on our personalized wizard robes and took photos everywhere. We stayed until 7:00 PM before leaving the studio. We had a wonderful time playing all day.

Very efficient and fuss-free. Pick-up and drop off points are easy to locate. Overall a great experience.

Easy to reserve on the app and was able to save some money. However, recommend to reserve your slots earlier as one of the attractions (Westminster Abbey) we wanted to book ran out of slots 2 days before so we had to book another attraction.

We had a great time, everything was well organised. Both Oxford and the WB Studio are worth a visit. The time was sufficient. In Oxford, in our time off, we ate cheap and delicious pies and scotched eggs from a butcher shop in the covered market. There are plenty of toilets everywhere. The one thing i did not like was, how commercialized the WB studio was, there are plenty of options to buy lots of merch, food, and extra pictures. Butterbeer is verry sweet and the mug you get with it is plastic.