Harry Potter fans have a lot to look forward to in 2016. The new two-part play 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' composed by J.K. Rowling, debuts on London's West End this July. Spin-off film 'Incredible Beasts and Where to Find Them' hits theaters in November, and the all-new Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood is set to open in April.
Since 2010, fans have already been rushing to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios in Florida both at Hogsmeade in Universal's Islands of Adventure and at the recently expanded Diagon Alley in Universal Studios that took over a portion of the recreation center in 2014 that previously housed the 'Jaws' attraction.
For those who have seen all the Harry Potter movies and read each of the seven books numerous times, the park is close to the magical world as they could eager to get. Universal keeps fans returning for more with the park's evolving attention to detail and new features including one of the most recent that is the Interactive wands that let guests cast their own particular spells all through Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade.
With most priced at an affordable and reasonable $47.95, numerous individuals gather at hot spots marked by gold medallions on the ground to attempt their hand. The medallions show and mark directions on the easiest method to wave your wand and what incantation to say as much even Muggles can do it. The wand accompanies a guide of mystical spots; however, there are a couple of mystery spells not recorded like the one in the window to the right at Scribbulus Writing Implements in Horizont Alley.
There are many more little known facts and hidden gems to look out for this year, keeping superfans and the usual visitors on their toes.
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