Interactive wands coming to Wizarding World of Harry Potter The flick of a wand will cast spells in the park
ORLANDO, Fla. – Guests at both Hogsmeade and the new Diagon Alley of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will have more magic and spells at their fingertips.
Universal Orlando Resort announced Tuesday that brand new interactive wands are coming to the parks so guests can cast spells and watch magic come to life at numerous spots throughout the park.
The official blog of Universal Orlando Resort says wands will be available for purchase at Ollivanders wand shops in Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley. Maps will mark each spot where the wands can be used to cast spells like levitation and a silencing charm.
Universal Orlando will be holding a media preview on Wednesday. Check back for more updates.
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