Favorite aspect of WWOHP

[Stephlovesdisney!]

Me:

Shorter lines/less crowds at US or other areas of IOA

FJ

Butterbeer

How about you all?

 

[mesaboy2]

The intricate theming, and the look of Hogsmeade/Hogwarts at night.

 

[La2kw]

The things that are in the land that you wouldn't know about unless you read the books.

 

[nytimez]

The things that are in the land that you wouldn't know about unless you read the books.

No interest in reading the books... but love the theme and attention to detail at Hogsmeade just the same. They knocked it out of the park.

 

[jeanico2000]

The attention to detail and all the little things just waiting to be discovered! the Butterbeer, the pumpkin juice bottles, the shop windows, Moaning Myrtle's voice in the restrooms... I simply love the place!

 

[Kelblum]

We're going for the 1st time in November and I can't wait!!

 

[marhs]

Please share more! We are going first weekend in July.. can't wait! I just reread the last HP book in anticipation of actually BEING there!

 

[-Jody-]

We're going for the 1st time in November and I can't wait!!

Same here!!!

Just got back a month ago from our first Disney Trip, now I've got the fever to go back and see US/IOA. So we started planning the next day for a 8 day trip in November.

 

[bankr63]

We've read all the books, and seen the movies so the theming was excellent. I was really impressed by the HP Forbidden Journey ride. That was amazing technology and worth waiting 45 minutes.

My DS (12)'s favorite was Dragon Challenge. Now, I love coasters and rode some of the best in the world back when I was in my teens, but I have NEVER felt G-Forces like that in my life! At the end, it was a feeling of accomplishment to do it, but next time he rides without dad. (Well he managed to talk me into Rip Ride Rockit later in the day, so maybe not) Note that the ride was a walk-on even though WWOHP was full to capacity - not THAT many people will take their lives in hand I guess?