Types of Transportation in the Wizarding World
There are many types of transportation in the wizarding world – some better-known than others. We’re taking a look at all of them.
Tagged: knight bus
Review: Ugears Knight Bus Wooden Model Kit
We found a great buy for fans of LEGOs or other craft kits: the wooden models from Ugears.
You Can Now Spend the Night in the Knight Bus
You can stay in a replica of the Knight Bus located in a magical forest full of dragons, remnants of giants, and much more.
Pack Your Bags: How an Old Double-Decker Bus Is Being Turned into a Dream Vacation Spot
Follow Shannon Moore as she transforms an old double-decker bus into a glorious “Harry Potter” vacation rental.
Harry’s Summers with the Dursleys: Ranked from Bad to Worse
Summertime was always Harry’s least favorite part of the year! See how we’ve ranked Harry Potter’s worst summers with the Dursley family from bad to worse.
Yes, I Cried When I Saw Diagon Alley
A raw account of my first trip to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort, full of tips for YOUR next visit!
Gruellingly Nauseating and Onerous MuggleNet Exercise: Magical Modes of Transportation
Remember the infamous Floo Powder network? How about the person that actually invented it? Mount those brooms, it’s time for a gruelingly nauseating and onerous MuggleNet exercise – magical transportation edition!
Diagon Alley concept art, including Borgin and Burkes, Knockturn Alley, and the Gringotts dragon
Along with the recent news about the Wizarding World expansion opening in mid-June, we now get a look at some of the exciting new features of Diagon Alley. Some concept art has been revealed, giving us a new look at Knockturn Alley, Borgin and Burkes, the dragon atop Gringotts, and what looks like streets in Hogsmeade and London.
Knight Bus spotted on London waterfront at WWoHP Orlando
As we previously reported, the Knight Bus was spotted arriving at its new home – the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Orlando – last week, ready for the new expansion opening this summer. Now we can reveal to you, thanks to “Orlando Attractions Magazine”, that the purple triple-decker bus has now parked up on the attraction’s replica of the London waterfront.
