"Christmas in the Wizarding World" to Bring Harry Potter Magic to Holiday Shopping

July 18, 2017

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Harry Potter fans might want to save their Galleons or make a trip to Gringotts before doing their holiday shopping this year.

Muggle fans will have the chance to experience the holidays Harry Potter-style with the newly-announced Christmas in the Wizarding World, a unique Harry Potter-themed holiday experience. Debuting in shopping centers this fall, this is the latest venture from Warner Bros. Consumer Products and GES.

Read the full coverage by Entertainment Weekly.

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