Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience Locations 2023

Are you looking for Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience Locations in 2023? If you were hoping to score some tickets for Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience in Westchester NY, Westchester Woman hates to break it to you, but that isn’t going to happen for the 2023-24 season.

The attraction has confirmed that it will not be opening a Westchester NY location this year, saying “We will not be stopping by New York this year, but nothing is out of the question for the future.”

As for the Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience Locations in 2023 that will be open, the 2023-34 season shows attractions in Little Elm, Texas, and in Singapore. There’s also a Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience coming to Melbourne, Australia. You can learn more about location cities here.

What is Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience Westchester?

It was truly one of the most magically breathtaking immersive experiences we’ve ever had. One that puts you right in the middle of the Wizarding World you know and love.

This one-of-a-kind outdoor light trail will bring to life the iconic creatures and moments from the Harry Potter™ and Fantastic Beasts™ series. This enchanted attraction takes you on a moonlight walk through Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park in Yorktown Heights where you’ll meet your favorite characters like Hagrid, engage in a wand duel, encounter fierce beasts, and even conjure your own patronus. After your walk, enjoy a Hufflepuff hot cocoa or another house-themed treat and stop by the gift shop.

The 2023-24 Season

All Harry Potter things aside, the experience of walking through the colorfully lit forest trail on a cool night is divine in itself. But seeing one of our favorite worlds brought to life right in our own backyard is something you can’t really put a price on.

If you didn’t get Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience Westchester tickets for last season, no worries. This season will surely be as magical as the last.

In the meantime, here’s what you missed last year…