UPDATE: Universal has let us know that the commercial will appear on Access Hollywood tonight! Check your local listings for air times. The other day we told you that a brand new commercial for the Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park would debut during this weekend's upcoming Super Bowl. The ad has made its way online early and is viewable at this link. It includes a small cameo by Dan Radcliffe, who asks two visitors of the park to "follow him" through the world. What do you think of the ad? Is it good publicity for the park? Be sure to watch it during Super Bowl 44 - this Sunday during the first half of the game! Thanks to Gillian and Peter for the tip.

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