Harry Potter theme park coming

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Thu May 31, 2007 12:30PM2 comments ›

Thu May 31, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Harry Potter theme park coming

Universal Orlando adds a touch of magic

Nikki Finke reports that Warner Bros Entertainment and Universal Orlando Resort are teming up to bring "The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter" to Universal’s Islands of Adventure theme park in late 2009. The pair of studios are partnering to "create the world’s first fully immersive Harry Potter themed environment" envisioned as a "theme park within a theme park".

Much more, including how Disney was frozen out of the negotiations, at the link. Bigger versions of the pictures are here. My only concern -- did Thomas Kinkade do some of the preview art? Nah... Harry Potter's probably too Satanic for him.

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#1 harry fan&lover (11:46 AM on Thu Jun 28, 2007)

this is gonna be AWESOME!!!!

#1 harry fan&lover (11:49 AM on Thu Jun 28, 2007)

I am already planning! this is going to be a masterpiece!!!(if all of the architects have read the HP books...if not...we are doomed!!!)

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