It’s been 20 years since the release of the beloved Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

To celebrate this milestone, a special feature titled “Goblet of Fire” is now being held at Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo.

An unprecedented full-facility takeover: What is the special feature, Goblet of Fire?

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter is a popular event that draws visitors from around the world. It offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the making of the globally renowned Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts series. The current special feature being held at the venue is none other than the Goblet of Fire. 

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the fourth film in the series, tells the story of Harry’s growth and trials as a fourth-year student at Hogwarts during the once-in-a-century Triwizard Tournament. It’s a pivotal work in the Harry Potter series, marking the transition from whimsical adventure to a larger focus on the dark forces rising in the wizarding world.

In other words, this special feature is the very thing fans have been waiting for; an unmissable event for true Potterheads!

About Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The making of Harry Potter

For those who aren’t terribly familiar yet, here’s a brief introduction to the Harry Potter studio tour in Tokyo:

The facility immerses guests in iconic sets like the Great Hall of Hogwarts, Diagon Alley, and the Forbidden Forest, all while offering insight into how the films were made. It’s packed with irresistible attractions for fans—encounters with magical creatures, costume displays, and hands-on experiences like flying on broomsticks, sipping refreshing butterbeer, or becoming a moving portrait in the Hogwarts corridors.

It’s a dreamlike place where you can enjoy countless fun activities and truly feel like you’ve stepped inside the hypnotizing world of Harry Potter.

The first full-facility event at Studio Tour Tokyo

The currently running special feature, Goblet of Fire, is the very first time a full-facility theme has been undertaken at Studio Tour Tokyo. In other words, props, costumes, and creatures—many of which are being publicly displayed for the first time—are scattered throughout the entire venue, all tied to a single unified theme.

By the way, this facility, the world’s largest indoor Harry Potter-themed attraction, takes about four hours(!) to explore. With the entire massive complex packed in Goblet of Fire theming, it promises to be an incredibly immersive experience.

Irresistible artifacts for fans that bring iconic scenes to life

One of the highlights of this feature is the Goblet of Fire, set in the Great Hall with its signature flickering blue flames.

When the flames turn red, slips of parchment bearing the names of Triwizard champions fly out—yes, that unforgettable movie scene can be recreated right before your very eyes!

The richly detailed goblet, made from natural wood with elaborate knots, twists, and cracks, evokes the passage of time and history. Standing before it, you’ll undoubtedly feel the tension and determination of the students who entered the legendary tournament—and become a living, breathing part of the Harry Potter world yourself.

After the Great Hall, you’ll find an array of iconic props and magical creatures.

There’s the Hungarian Horntail dragon that Harry faces during the first task, and the colorful faucet from the prefects’ bathroom where he uncovers clues for the second task. These and other valuable items, including costumes, bring key movie scenes to life.

Food and activities designed for entertainment

There’s more to enjoy than just props, including afternoon tea and activities inspired by the legendary Triwizard Tournament.

Colorful dishes inspired by the film

The “Triwizard Tournament Afternoon Tea,” themed around Goblet of Fire, offers a menu of richly flavored sweets and savory foods inspired by the tournament’s three challenges.

The first tier features an icing cookie shaped like the Triwizard Cup and a “Resurrection Cauldron Choux” inspired by Voldemort’s return.

The second tier includes the “Rocky Cake,” which recreates the rocky terrain of the first task’s dragon battle using meringue, paired with mango and passion fruit mousse.

The third tier features sandwiches that represent the maze of the third task—each of the three plates telling part of the story. In addition, guests who order this afternoon tea set will receive one of four different dragon-themed icing cookies as a bonus!

Also joining the menu are premium burgers inspired by the Triwizard schools—Durmstrang and Beauxbatons. The red burger reflects the stern Durmstrang, while the blue burger is modeled after the Beauxbatons.

And you absolutely can’t miss the milkshake inspired by the blue flames rising from the Goblet of Fire—it’s a must-try!

The “Activity Passport,” a memorable keepsake

You can also pick up an “Activity Passport” to make the most of your experience.

It includes quizzes related to Goblet of Fire and scavenger hunts to find miniature motifs hidden throughout the exhibits. At the end, you can get an embossed stamp at the passport’s center—a great keepsake for your visit!

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And here’s an extra treat: during the Goblet of Fire special feature period, guests who sign up for the newsletter will receive a “Dragon Acrylic Stand”—based on the first task of the Triwizard Tournament.

With fun extras like this, it’s no wonder people are tempted to sign up!

Conclusion

The Harry Potter series continues to enchant fans around the globe. Right now, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter is glowing with magic derived from Goblet of Fire. Whether you’re a devoted fan or simply seeking an extraordinary escape from the ordinary, you absolutely shouldn’t miss this opportunity!