Concoct your afternoon teas with a Harry Potter twist

Fed up of the usual afternoon teas and G&Ts? It’s time to add a magical twist to your days with this immersive experience.

Harry Potter fans will get the chance to immerse themselves into the world once more. The Potion Room is bringing an afternoon tea with a magical twist, perfect for all Potterheads in London. The two-and-a-half hour experience will be available from May 3, suitable for all ages and sizes.

This is an event for the whole family. Want a hen do with a twist? This is definitely something you’ll want to consider. Need a birthday party for the Potterhead in the family? You’ll not want to give this a miss.

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The Cutter & Squidge Afternoon Tea Experience will run three times a day, at noon, 3pm, and 5pm. You’ll learn everything you need about creating potions while wearing a robe and swishing your wands! The only downside is there’s no Severus Snape as your Potions Master, but then he did move on to become the headteacher after Dumbledore’s demise instead!

There are drinkable and edible potions that you’ll be able to make. If you’re not too sure about them, you can always grab some of the other food and drink available, including popping candy and cakes. There are options for all, including dairy-free, gluten-free, and nut-free options. You’ll just need to tick the relevant boxes when you order your ticket.

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And yes, this is an event for most of the family. There are specific tickets for children as young as eight. However, children under eight can’t be admitted, so there’s no point in even getting a ticket on the off-chance.

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