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Are you craving to see the magical world of Harry Potter? If you want to know what’s inside the world of this famous wizardry then this would be your chance to step on his world and discover the exciting happenings you can witness. There is no need for you to dirtying your robes with soot and traveling to the Floo Network, and there is no need for you to suffer the uncomfortable feeling of specter or faltering upon a port key just to reach the magical place of Harry Potter. It is because sooner you can witness it yourself the feeling of being surrounded with magic and thrills at the opening of Harry Potter’s fascinating theme park.

Next year of 2009, the Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. together with the Universal Orlando Resort was planning to open the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in the Universal’s Islands of Adventure theme park. According to the chairman and CEO of the Universal Parks and Resorts Tom Williams on Thursday, the park is the first abundant immersive Harry Potter-themed environment which is really based on the best selling books of J.K Rowling and its films as well. And according to Rowling the theme park of Harry Potter is well-planned of which fans of Harry Potter will surely amazed and enjoy what they can witness inside. Tom said on the other hand, that Rowling also is participating on the planning of the park since the beginning until it open.

What visitors can expect in the magical world of Harry Potter are the Forbidden Forest, the castle of Hogwarts and more. Aside from that, the visitors as well are given the opportunity to sense the sound, the sights, the feel, the touch and the smells. These features are indeed designated in the authentic world of Harry Potter’s theme park. Visitors will surely love the true-like design of Harry Potter’s magical world theme park since it is being collaborated as well with the famous Academy-Award winning production designer Stuart Craig. Craig has been the one leading the artistic design on the park to make sure it still looks real in the eyes of the visitors just like they have seen in the movie.