Warner Bros. Studio Tour London has introduced Tactile Tours, aimed at improving accessibility for visitors with visual impairments. This initiative allows guests to engage with familiar props from the Harry Potter series, thereby enhancing their experience at the attraction.

Features of the Tactile Tours:

• Visitors can touch famous items such as wands and other memorable artifacts.
• The tours are held in collaboration with Guide Dogs, ensuring a thoughtful approach to accessibility.

Geoff Spooner, Senior Vice President at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, expressed enthusiasm about the tours, stating:

“We’re excited to introduce our new Tactile Tours, where people with a visual impairment can get hands-on to discover how their favourite Harry Potter moments were brought to life through the magic of filmmaking.”

The initiative reflects a commitment to inclusivity, with the aim to inspire change across similar attractions throughout the UK.

Alex Pepper, Head of Accessibility at Guide Dogs, commented:

“Over the past year, our partnership has made impactful changes to enhance the experience for visitors with a visual impairment.”

The tours aim to meet the needs of the 250 individuals losing their sight daily in the UK, making experiences magical and accessible for all.