Harry Potter Land?

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What starts with F and ends with K and is a whole lot of fun? You guessed it: Fun park!

That’s where kid wizard Harry Potter and his wand-waggling pals are going — he’ll join fellow features and franchises like JAWS, THE MUMMY, TERMINATOR and MEN IN BLACK at Universal Studios Theme Park in Orlando, FL starting in 2009 (some time after a bunch of the characters reportedly croak, though they’ll be forever immortalized in tourism).

Details of the attraction haven’t been released yet, but it will be a “fully immersive, themed land will enable guests to visit some of the most iconic locations found in the books and the films including the village of Hogsmeade, the mysterious Forbidden Forest, and even Hogwarts castle itself,” along with “experiential shops and restaurants that will enable guests to sample fare from the wizarding world’s best known establishments.” Delicious!

Source: Warner Bros.

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