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     The Warner Bros. Studio Tour has expanded its 2025-2026 schedule to include 9 events! We previously covered several of these upcoming tours in our earlier article, as well as the brand-new “An Audience with the Filmmakers.” The initial tour overviews include the “Triwizard Tournament,” “Dark Arts,” “Hogwarts in the Snow,” “Twilight Tours,” and “Relaxed Tours.”

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Studio Tours Schedule}

     Currently, the Making of Harry Potter is running their “Triwizard Tournament” tour to celebrate 20 years of “The Goblet of Fire” film, which will conclude on September 8^th.

What’s next?

     While the “Triwizard Tournament” is ongoing, “an Audience with the Filmmakers” will take place every Friday from August 1^st through August 29^th. Each Friday will feature a different guest filmmaker from the series, discussing how the series was created. Each week will be hosted by Martin Bayfield, aka the body double of Hagrid!

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Triwizard Tournament}

     Following the conclusion of the “Triwizard Tournament” and “an Audience with the Filmmakers,” comes the “Dark Arts” tour. The tour will start the same week the “Triwizard Tournament” ends, on September 12^th, and will run through November 9^th. The tour will bring the Halloween spirit with pumpkins, dark marks, and special lighting. The tour includes two processions of Death Eaters, which could scare younger guests.

     While the “Dark Arts” tour is taking place, get extra eerie with the return of “NOX.” This after-hours event features a darkened Studio Tour and Forbidden Forest track, as more Death Eaters swarm the backlot. “NOX” will be held only from October 29^th to 31^st, with tickets available now for £150 or $201.28.

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NOX}

     Shake off the scares and get into the holiday spirit with “Hogwarts in the Snow,” another tour taking place just 6 days after the “Dark Arts” wraps up. “Hogwarts in the Snow” is a festive overlay to the Studio Tour running from November 15^th all the way through January 18^th, 2026. Commemorating the 20^th anniversary of “The Goblet of Fire,” “Hogwarts in the Snow” will modify the Great Hall into the Yule Ball for the duration of the event, along with retheming the Gryffindor common room, Forbidden Forest, and Diagon Alley, and plenty of snow to top it off.

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Hogwarts in the Snow}

     Celebrate Christmas early with the “Dine in the Great Hall” events this December! “Dine in the Great Hall” will include two iterations: an adult-only dinner and a family dinner, both held in the Great Hall. The adult-only dinner will run from December 8^th to 10^th, while the Family dinner is scheduled for December 5^th. These events are currently sold out.

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Dine in the Great Hall}

     Relaxed Tours are special Studio Tours designed for fans who wish to experience fewer visitors, lower sound levels, and adjusted lighting. These tours are suitable for visitors with conditions like autism and will be held on September 27^th and December 7^th. These tours will include the “Dark Arts” and “Hogwarts in the Snow” overlays.

     Lastly, the “Hogwarts Express” and “Professor Sprout’s Greenhouse” are permanent features of the Making of Harry Potter and are included with a Studio Tour ticket.

For more information, check out our previous articles:

The Making of Harry Potter: An Audience with the Filmmakers

Warner Bros. Studio Tour: The Making of Harry Potter 2025 Schedule

The Making of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire