Jun 16, 2010 7:01 - By: Whit Honea

Even magic takes time...
As you probably know by now, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will be opening this Friday at Universal Orlando’s Islands of Adventure theme park. Magical happenings are expected.
This photo is a Wordless Wednesday entry, but since it has words in it I figured I was clear to add some of my own.
Photo by ffg via Flickr
Jan 29, 2010 4:56 - By: Whit Honea

- “What’s comin’ will come and we’ll meet it when it does.”
- Hagrid in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
What’s comin’ is Hogwarts Castle and it’s coming along swimmingly. The castle is part of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter slated to open later this spring at Universal’s Islands of Adventure Park in the Universal Orlando Resort.
According to Universal: Hogwarts will be the home of a thrilling, new, state-of-the-art attraction – Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey – that uses ground-breaking technology to bring the magic, characters and stories of Harry Potter to life in ways never before experienced.
Sounds magical. Are you looking forward to experiencing the Wizarding World of Harry Potter?
Photo Credit: Kevin Kolczynski, Universal Orlando Resort
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Sep 19, 2009 10:35 - By: Whit Honea
There’s about to be more magic in Orlando.
Universal Orlando Resort and Warner Bros. have finally revealed the “first-ever details about the incredible scope of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.” Not the least of which is that the land will open in spring 2010. That’s soon!
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter will be an addition to Universal’s Islands of Adventure park, which is already AWESOME (it’s all Marvel characters though, which leads me to wonder what talks are underway between Universal and Marvel’s new owner Disney). The Spider-Man ride alone is worth the price of admission.
And the Dr. Suess stuff.
Harry Potter’s new land is obviously based upon the stories and characters of J.K. Rowling and promises to remain “faithful to the visual landscapes of the films.” Read More »