Harry Potter Theme Park Prices on Tickets and Magical Items
May 24, 2010
“The Muggle economy is tanking”, that is what we hear all around us. So we thought it would be vital for the visitors of the Wizarding World Of Harry Potter, to know how much they can expect to shed out while enjoying and roaming the streets of Hogwarts and the Rooms of Hogsmeade?
The short answer to that question is Some items are priced fair and some items are priced not for “The Weasley’s”. If you remember the Weasley family were always struggling to make ends meet.
We all know that this “once in a lifetime” trip to Orlando Florida to visit Harry Potter Theme Park, will cost quite a bit. Hotels stays, Airline tickets, Food, all those can add up to a hefty bill that some are not sure they can afford.
A popular saying in this situation is “You can’t put a price on memories”. Well that is exactly what we will attempt to do.
So to start off, you will have to get in the Islands of Adventure. Two options to do that. One Park pass and Two park pass(lets you get inside Universal Studious Orlando, Florida)
One Park Pass is $79 a day for adults and $69 a day for children
Two park pass is $109 a day for adults and $99 a day for children
Once you are in through the gate and passing by the Hogwarts Express, you will find yourself inside the Hogsmeade Village. That is where the fun begins as your eyes start to look at 360 degrees of stores and opportunities to spend some Galleons. At Zonko’s joke shop expect to spend $15 for a pair of Sneakoscopes.
If you have decided to take your young wizards to the Olivander’s magic wand shop and by the way let us urge you to do so, it should be an amazing experience, please read our extended review of it.
You can expect to leave from $25 to $120 depending on the quality of the wand. A very important detail is you DO NOT have to purchase a wand in order to experience the wand choosing process.
Dervish and Banges is where the Wizarding community gets it’s school supplies, Quidditch gear and magical wizarding equipment. You can score a Firebolt broomstick for a hefty price of $300. Plus probably the cost couple of broken vases when your young ones try to master the intricacies of flying it inside the house. Thanks to close supervision by the Potter films’ design team, everything looks and feels precisely right, down to the absurdly high shelves and cramped, English-style layouts. In other words, expect some tight crowds.
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I think this will cost a hell of a lot but I would love to go. I think it would be amazing to go to Ollivanders and to the shops we all know. I think this park is a fantastic idea yet very pricey indeed.I think it will cost you at least a few thoushand.