Harry Potter: Visions of Magic China Debut in Chengdu

On October 8, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic’s premiere show in China opened at Warehouse 2, Red Barn 101, Chengdu Tianfu Design Industrial Park.

Eight Interactive Scenes

Knight Bus

Visitors are invited to board the Knight Bus for an amazing journey through the bustling streets of London.

Grimmauld Place

At number twelve, Grimmauld Place, the ancestral home of the Black family, visitors can interact with the family tree and the glowing fireplace by zapping a wand.

Ministries of Magic

Interactive projections and hanging multimedia devices will take visitors to the Ministries of Magic in Paris, London, and New York, where they can use their wands to uncover various magical surprises.

Hall of Prophecy

Strolling through a mirrored room filled with glowing crystal balls and waving their wands, visitors are welcome to explore the mysterious hall that houses countless prophecies.

Fantastic Beasts in Newt’s Case

Visitors can meet with magical beasts living in their natural habitats. With a wand, Newt’s notes and manuscripts will be brought to life.

Chamber of Secrets

At the lair of the ancient snake Basilisk, buried deep within Hogwarts, visitors can wave their wands and brace themselves for an adventure filled with challenges and thrills.

Room of Requirement

At the mysterious room that appears only when needed most, visitors can search through towering piles of objects stacked to the ceiling and find the glimmer of magical light within.

Pensieve

A time travel in the vortex of memories allows visitors to revisit the critical moments from the story through immersive experiences and embark on a surreal journey.

The exhibition’s dedicated cultural and creative zone features over 50 kinds of official Harry Potter merchandise that have made their national debut, including custom gifts, collectible ornaments, and magic-themed cultural and creative products.

Previously, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic has been held in Germany, Canada, Belgium, Mexico, Singapore, and other countries and regions, attracting a total of over 3 million visits worldwide.

Visitor Guide

Opening Hours
11:00-21:00 on regular days and 10:00-22:00 during festivals and holidays. Last entry at 20:00 (regular days) or 21:00 (festivals and holidays). Closed every Wednesday during the initial period of operation (open as usual if it falls within a festival or holiday).
Tickets
RMB 138 or above for individual tickets on weekdays and RMB 168 or above during weekends. RMB 198 or above for individual tickets during festivals. A variety of bundled ticket packages are available.
Transportation
Visitors may take Metro Line 7 to Balizhuang Station and walk a few minutes to the destination. Those who drive can park their cars in the parking area within the industrial park.
Source: HomeinChengdu