Tickets for Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience to Go on Sale for New Season
Tickets for the October season will be on sale starting March 24.
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Tree-mendous Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience Ticket Holders Donate to Woodland Scheme
“Potter” fans purchasing tickets to Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience have been donating trees to support woodland creation.
Wrap Up Warm and Step into the Festive Forbidden Forest at Hogwarts in the Snow
Hogwarts in the Snow is back on November 13, and for the first time ever, the Forbidden Forest will have a festive makeover.
Tickets to Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience Now Available
Tickets to Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience are now available for purchase. Learn more here!
Warner Bros. Announces Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience, Coming Soon to Cheshire
Are you ready to venture into the Forbidden Forest? A new experience from Warner Bros. will allow you to see the magic for yourself!
First Look at the Forbidden Forest at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter
MuggleNet got a sneak peek of the Forbidden Forest, a new permanent expansion featuring magical creatures Buckbeak and Aragog, at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
Unfinished Deathly Hallows footage previewed at ShoWest, including Forbidden Forest confrontation
WB screened some \”raw and unfinished\” footage from Deathly Hallows tonight at ShoWest. Alan Horn, president of WB, introduced the 4-to-7-minute-long clip, according to a report from Collider. Collider: The footage started with Voldemort...
Christmas in the Forest of Dean: The Silver Doe – Part 2
From white deer to references to the Forest of Dean, early Arthurian texts can shine a light on the doe Patronus scene in “Deathly Hallows.”
Christmas in the Forest of Dean: The Silver Doe – Part 1
From Dennis Potter to Harry Potter, the Forest of Dean may pull its significance from screenwriters, Arthurian legend, and the author’s own childhood.