The end is finally here

Seven parts- book, eight part- most successful film franchise of all time has officially come to an end, on the big screen; but for fans, the world of Harry Potter lives on.

J.K. Rowling's wizarding world will prosper, even more (if possible) with the newly built theme park The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando Florida and the Warner Brothers Studio Tour London; which opens next spring to the public on the outskirts of London, England.

It will feature the magic from the sets where they filmed Philosopher's Stone all the way up to the final instalment Deathly Hallows Part 2.

Showcasing the magic of the costumes, set designs, and all round hard work that went into creating the films, and ended up capturing audiences hearts and secure a thriving British film industry at it's best.

Memories of Potter...

When Philosopher's Stone was released I was the mere age of 11, with the release of Deathly Hallows Part 2 I turned 21. It is accustomed to properly embrace one's adulthood with the end of one’s childhood, (that is the way) so when a part of your childhood comes to an end you are in a new adult world.

But as one part of my childhood ends with the films on the big screen, the part that lives on is rejoicing at the experience of visiting the theme park or (as I did in April) exploring the Studio Tour London. 

It is, as I believe and many millions of fans across the globe will attest to; the end of many ones childhood filled with magic, wit, adventure and anticipation as J.K Rowling would impart her stories about the next chapter in Harry's life at Hogwarts.

Long may it continue....













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