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Step into a studio that makes you look like you’ve soared over Hogwarts. This one-hour green-screen broomstick photo experience at Harry Potter New York pairs film props and a Butterbeer finish with professional photo and video keepsakes.
Step into a studio that makes you look like you’ve soared over Hogwarts. This one-hour green-screen broomstick photo experience at Harry Potter New York pairs film props and a Butterbeer finish with professional photo and video keepsakes.
Step through the storefront into a room that asks you to believe you can fly.
Lights hum, a green screen fills the frame, and staff coach your posture as if you were a stunt double on set. For an hour you trade pavement and skyline for digitally stitched views of Hogwarts, the Knight Bus and a speeding Quidditch chase—then finish with a frothy cup of Butterbeer at the in-store bar.
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Operated by Harry Potter Shop · New York, New York
Step through the storefront into a room that asks you to believe you can fly.
Lights hum, a green screen fills the frame, and staff coach your posture as if you were a stunt double on set. For an hour you trade pavement and skyline for digitally stitched views of Hogwarts, the Knight Bus and a speeding Quidditch chase—then finish with a frothy cup of Butterbeer at the in-store bar.
The flagship shop sits in Manhattan’s 15th Street–Broadway corridor, part of a dense urban fabric built on Manhattan schist and century-old street grids that frame the city’s cultural institutions. The store itself channels the Potter films: costumes, props and set-inspired vignettes that echo the franchise’s decades-long influence on global pop culture.
Practical details matter here. The experience is a private, timed session with a photo/video package included; packages are sold per person. Public transit puts you within a short walk, and the space is accessible with service-animal accommodations. Expect bright studio lighting and quick direction from staff—pose practice is part of the fun.
Plan to arrive with your mobile or printed voucher, bring a charged phone for sharing images afterward, and wear clothing that reads well on camera (avoid small, busy patterns). Weekday mornings are quieter; weekends fill quickly. The whole visit is low physical effort but high on theatricality—perfect for fans who want a keepsake that looks film-ready without the need to be on set.
The experience includes a selected photo and/or video package as part of the booked broomstick session; check your booking details for the exact deliverables.
Yes—companions may browse the store or wait at the Butterbeer bar, but packages are sold per participating person and sessions are private.
The shop accommodates guests with mobility needs and allows service animals; contact the venue ahead of time for specific accessibility requests.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled time; last-minute cancellations are typically non-refundable.
Harry Potter Shop operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step through the storefront into a room that asks you to believe you can fly.
Lights hum, a green screen fills the frame, and staff coach your posture as if you were a stunt double on set. For an hour you trade pavement and skyline for digitally stitched views of Hogwarts, the Knight Bus and a speeding Quidditch chase—then finish with a frothy cup of Butterbeer at the in-store bar.
Step through the storefront into a room that asks you to believe you can fly.
Lights hum, a green screen fills the frame, and staff coach your posture as if you were a stunt double on set. For an hour you trade pavement and skyline for digitally stitched views of Hogwarts, the Knight Bus and a speeding Quidditch chase—then finish with a frothy cup of Butterbeer at the in-store bar.
The flagship shop sits in Manhattan’s 15th Street–Broadway corridor, part of a dense urban fabric built on Manhattan schist and century-old street grids that frame the city’s cultural institutions. The store itself channels the Potter films: costumes, props and set-inspired vignettes that echo the franchise’s decades-long influence on global pop culture.
Practical details matter here. The experience is a private, timed session with a photo/video package included; packages are sold per person. Public transit puts you within a short walk, and the space is accessible with service-animal accommodations. Expect bright studio lighting and quick direction from staff—pose practice is part of the fun.
Plan to arrive with your mobile or printed voucher, bring a charged phone for sharing images afterward, and wear clothing that reads well on camera (avoid small, busy patterns). Weekday mornings are quieter; weekends fill quickly. The whole visit is low physical effort but high on theatricality—perfect for fans who want a keepsake that looks film-ready without the need to be on set.