Warner Bros. Studio Tour

The most magical and accessible experience amercing yourself in the world of Harry Potter.

There was a slight queue at entry and no way to skip it or sit down. Once in security were friendly and no issues with accessing the main area. There was another queue which took a while but staff were handing out folding chairs to walking stuck users. Bit awkward as the queue was moving slowly. If wheelchair user forget trying to go up Diagon Alley. The fake cobbles are just too deep. Wait for staff to take you the sneaky way. Seriously if you have small front wheels you are stuck. The rollator was tough to move on it but we saw a wheelchair user get stuck, really should be a warning sign as soon as you reach the area.

Would recommend the Harry Potter studio tour London (WD25 7LR). Wheelchair accessible throughout aside from a few pieces of set (train, bus and bridge). There is an incline in Diagon Alley where I needed a push but other than that I could self-propel. They have wheelchair hire (not pre-bookable) and you can get a free carer ticket with evidence.