Harry Potter Bus Tour
So for my 21'st birthday my aunt (Liz) and uncle (Toni) bought me tickets to go on the Harry Potter bus tour with a friend and I finally got around to booking it up and going yesterday. So me and my friend Paige went along not knowing what to expect.
We both thought that we would be on a opened topped bus but thank god we wasn't the weather wasn't the best cold and raining but we made the most of it and had a great time. We was on and off the coach , where we would stop and see some of the places where Harry Potter was film most of the spots has changed now however it was really interesting to see where it was filmed and how they used camera tricks to more one object from one place to another for instance they moved a bridge from the left hand side to the front of you in order to make the scene they wanted to. They even filmed some of the footage in the west London and made it look like central London as filming in central London would have been manic just for the fact its constantly busy none stop so it was easier to film in west London as it just isn't that busy.
we was on the coach for 2 and half hours getting on and off we set off from temple tube station and ended up at kings cross station where we visited platform 9 3/4 and the gift shop that I almost bought everything in there. Here are some shots of the places we visited yesterday I hope you enjoy.
We both thought that we would be on a opened topped bus but thank god we wasn't the weather wasn't the best cold and raining but we made the most of it and had a great time. We was on and off the coach , where we would stop and see some of the places where Harry Potter was film most of the spots has changed now however it was really interesting to see where it was filmed and how they used camera tricks to more one object from one place to another for instance they moved a bridge from the left hand side to the front of you in order to make the scene they wanted to. They even filmed some of the footage in the west London and made it look like central London as filming in central London would have been manic just for the fact its constantly busy none stop so it was easier to film in west London as it just isn't that busy.
we was on the coach for 2 and half hours getting on and off we set off from temple tube station and ended up at kings cross station where we visited platform 9 3/4 and the gift shop that I almost bought everything in there. Here are some shots of the places we visited yesterday I hope you enjoy.
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