Prepare yourselves Potterheads.
Universal Orlando Resort unveiled renderings of the Diagon Alley expansion being made to its Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park Thursday — and it's nothing short of magical.
The nine images give glimpses at the iconic King's Cross Station, which will lead to a functioning Hogwarts Express that will take visitors between Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade, which opened in 2010 with the original theme park. The train ride will include views of the British countryside, much like Harry and his classmates may have seen while riding to school.
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The centerpiece of Diagon Alley will be Gringotts Bank, complete with fire-breathing dragon. The bank will house a new ride entitled "Escape from Gringotts" which takes riders on a thrilling escape of the vaults' perils.
"We've gone further than Hogsmeade, where you're going to be absolutely enclosed," Alan Gilmore, art director of the Harry Potter films and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter told Fox News. "There'll be no sight or sound of the outside world. You will be in the magical world in every direction."
Another image shows vibrant renderings of a three-story Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, known to Potter fans as the store owned by pranksters Fred and George Weasley. The store will actually feature novelty items, including magical jokes like Dung Bombs and Screaming Yo-Yos, which the twins were known to use throughout the books.
Naughtier wizards will be pleased to know Knockturn Alley, including Borgin and Burkes, will be make appearances in Diagon Allely as well as the Leaky Cauldron, serving up delicious British food like fish and chips. Diagon Alley will also feature it's very own ice-cream parlor and a a Quality Quidditch Supply store selling Golden Snitches and Quaffles.
And never fear, Muggles, the expansion includes some of the book's London attractions, including the Knight Bus — but no word yet if Stan Shunpike will be in the driver's seat.
Diagon Alley is slated to open this summer.
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Lewis' transformation from the gawky Neville of the early films into a dashing young man gave hope to bumbling adolescents everywhere. Career-wise, Lewis recently took the leading role in "The Rise," a crime movie about revenge and drug kingpins.
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The loyal Gryffindor peer and Quidditch teammate of Harry and Ron hasn't done much acting since the Potter films, although he did appear in an episode of BBC's drama "Broadchurch."
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The Hogwarts student who no one could ever really figure out recently starred in the short "It Don't Come Easy" as a shy wallflower, demonstrating that several of the franchise's actors are partially tied to their Hogwarts counterpart for the foreseeable future.
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