The Middle East’s first Harry Potter immersive landscape is coming to Warner Bros. World™ Abu Dhabi

Warner Bros. World™ Abu Dhabi, which is the world’s largest indoor theme park, is anticipating a new exciting offering with one of the most popular wizards ever. That being said, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter is coming to the Middle East for the first time, providing fans with the opportunity to immerse themselves in all the iconic locations from the award-winning fictional book series and the record-breaking blockbusters inspired by them.

The brand new attraction is being developed by Warner Bros Discovery’s Global Themed Entertainment and Yas Island developer; Miral, and will join together the 6 existing immersive landscapes. These include Warner Bros. Plaza, Bedrock, Dynamite Gulch, Cartoon Junction, Gotham City and Metropolis. The start date of the development has not yet been announced.

According to Pam Lifford, President, Global Brands and Experiences from Warner Bros. Discovery, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will be a delightful experience for fans of all ages. The original Harry Potter series have been maintaining their popularity throughout the years and the new offering will definitely become one of the top destinations in Universal Parks.

At the same time, as stated by Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Miral, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will promote the position of the UAE capital as a leading entertainment and leisure hub. As another sensational addition to the extensive portfolio of Abu Dhabi’s unique attractions, it will become a driving force behind the economic growth of the Emirates.

Miral, together with the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT), is also responsible for the development of the Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi in the Saadiyat Cultural District, which marked its 25% completion in October. Spanning across a whopping area of over 370,000 sq. ft, this ambitious landmark will be the biggest of its kind in the region, enabling attendees to immerse themselves in a 14-billion-year trip through time and space. The Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi is scheduled for handover in 2025.