Escape Gringotts on a roller coaster – Universal Studios Florida’s “Diagon Alley” opens in July

▲ The Harry Potter theme park “Diagon Alley” in Universal Orlando Resort, USA, will officially open on July 7. (Photo / fromUniversal Orlando Resort fan page)

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It has been confirmed that the second Harry Potter-themed area in the Universal Orlando Resort in Florida, USA—Diagon Alley—will officially open on July 8. Recently, the park’s attractions were unveiled, and the most eye-catching one is Gringotts Bank, with a dragon perched atop its roof. In addition to seeing goblins standing behind the counters, visitors can also ride a roller coaster that takes them on a thrilling escape from the dragon alongside Harry Potter.

The brand-new Harry Potter area “Diagon Alley,” which has many fans eagerly anticipating it, brings scenes from the movies to life. Everything from the Leaky Cauldron, Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes, Ollivanders Wand Shop, Knockturn Alley, the Knight Bus, the Quidditch supplies shop, Madam Malkin’s Robes for All Occasions, the sweet Froggy’s Ice Cream Parlour, and the tongue-in-cheek Wiseacre’s Wizarding Equipment can be seen here by all Harry Potter fans.

% After entering this paradise, visitors can see... (the rest is inside...) where they can immerse themselves in the underground world and experience the magical atmosphere with Harry... (Photo / from Daily Mail)

The most anticipated attraction in Diagon Alley is the roller coaster “Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts.” With dynamic ride technology and immersive visuals, visitors are rapidly plunged into a dangerous and exhilarating escape mission. At the same time, the story of “The Tale of the Three Brothers,” derived from the final book of the series, will also be performed on-site.

However, it should be noted that visitors must purchase tickets for both Harry Potter areas to enter and can take the Hogwarts Express to travel between the two parks, exploring Hogsmeade, the Forbidden Forest, Hogwarts Castle, and Diagon Alley.

% The most crowded spot is right here... (Photo / fromUniversal Orlando Resort fan page)