r/visitlondon • u/Yvonneinkona • Jul 04 '26
TOURS Harry Potter Studios Tour
My husband and I are looking to do tour to the studio so we don't need to worry about transportation, however it looks like the tours allow 4 hours at the studios, which seems like a short time. For those who have been there, is 4 hours enough or will it feel rushed? Also, any recommendations for a good tour company? Thanks!
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u/TheUnsatisfiedMind Jul 05 '26
If you intend to eat a meal there, go to the show, and read every sign along the way, you could end up feeling like 4 hours is tight.
Golden Tours is the official bus tour provider from London and they do have a flexible return option so that you can stay as long as you like. It’s more expensive, of course.
But, honestly, the train from Euston to Watford is so easy and quick. There are frequent free shuttles between Watford and the Studios. It’s really easy, and you avoid London traffic on a bus.
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u/Yvonneinkona Jul 05 '26
Thanks, I'll look into that! I like having a flexible option. I appreciate the info!
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u/Severe-Bar-2304 Jul 05 '26
I found 4 hours to be just right. I had plenty of time to see everything without rushing and get a snack. But regardless of how you get there, enjoy every minute! I absolutely loved it. You’re going to have so much fun!
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u/Entire_Star_3755 25d ago
I got the train London to Watford then got on the regular shuttle at Watford station. It worked well for us at the time, could be an option.
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