Whispers of magic filled the air as we approached Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey in Beijing. This isn’t just a ride. It’s a portal to Hogwarts, a place where dreams take flight. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey opened its doors in Universal Studios Beijing in September 2021. This magical experience isn’t your typical roller coaster. It’s a robocoaster, a technological marvel designed by RoboCoaster, Dynamic Attractions, and KUKA. Imagine being strapped into an enchanted bench, not a typical roller coaster car. This bench is attached to a robotic arm, allowing it to twist, turn, and even drop while suspended above the track. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey takes you on a spellbinding adventure through Hogwarts Castle. You’ll soar through familiar scenes from the books and films. The queue itself is an experience. You’ll wander through Hogwarts dungeons, encountering iconic objects like the Mirror of Erised and the Hogwarts House Jewels. Talking portraits of Hogwarts founders line the walls, their voices echoing with tales of old. You’ll pass Dumbledore’s office and the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom, where Harry, Ron, and Hermione might just pop up from beneath the Invisibility Cloak. After a safety briefing from the Sorting Hat, you’ll board your enchanted bench in the Room of Requirement. Prepare for a thrilling journey with Harry. The adventure begins with a sprinkle of Floo Powder. You’ll fly through the Floo Network to the Astronomy Tower, then soar above Hogwarts grounds with Harry and Ron. Look out for Hagrid and his Hungarian Horntail dragon. A close encounter with the Whomping Willow sends you spinning onto the Quidditch pitch. Dementors descend, creating a chilling effect with cold air and a simulated heartbeat in your seat. But fear not, Harry’s Patronus charm will protect you. You’ll fly over the Black Lake, through the Great Hall, and back to the Room of Requirement, your heart pounding with the thrill of the forbidden journey.
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