A Potterhead shares their thoughts on whether the Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience is worth the ticket price of up to $85.
I visited the Harry Potter : A Forbidden Forest Experience , here's whether I think it's worth paying up to $85 for a ticket. Those who know me would know how much of a Potterhead I am. I've loved the franchise for more than two decades, have read all seven books and watched all eight of the films multiple times.
I went to Harry Potter: The Exhibition at ArtScience Museum in 2012, splurged more than $700 on merchandise at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Universal Studios Japan and am currently in the midst of saving up to visit the Warner Bros Studio Tour London. So, when it was announced that the, it wasn't surprising that I already had my credit card on standby — I even set an alarm to camp for tickets on the release date. Previously, it was announced that basic ticket prices for adults would start from $51 and would go all the way up to $85. Even so, it's a rather steep price to pay and I wanted to see if the immersive experience was worth it
Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience Ticket Price Worth It
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