(1) Star Fountain (Continuous)The show never ends here in the Entry Plaza at the edge of Diagon Alley, where the star fountain produces enchanting effects for new arrivals.  Characters also make occasional appearances here to pose for photos.

(Varies) Diagon Alley Street Magic  (2:00 & 8:00 pm) Street magicians perform tricks along Diagon Alley and demonstrate the latest charms in shops twice daily.  Larry Anderson performs the first Friday evening of each month, and David Blaine performs on Saturday evenings in the summer.

(Varies) Character Appearances (Times Vary)  Parents, get your cameras ready for a snapshot of your little one hugging Bugs, Tweety, Sylvester, Daffy or another Loony Tunes Character at the Palace Promenade or in London Square.

(London Square) Highland Fling (12:00 pm)  Al fresco diners can’t resist tapping their feet and clapping their hands when Scottish performers dance to the tune of bagpipes, drums and flutes in London Square.

(108) Little Ben’s Bells (Hourly) The melodic voice of Little Ben, a miniature version of Big Ben, can be heard throughout Muggle Land as its bells ring out the time each hour.

(118) Ministry of Magic (10:30 am; 2:00, 3:30, 6:00, 8:00 pm) The faded sign outside reads "Department Store" to Muggles, but it’s really the Ministry of Magic theater, where the ministers put on a magical variety show with smashing special effects.

(119) Punch and Judy (11:30 am; 1:00, 2:30, 4:00 pm) Kids will love this old-fashioned marionette show with outdoor seating, where Punch and Judy match wits with each other, and with the audience.

(Varies) Street Performers  (10:00 am, 5:00 pm)  Living statues, fire breathers, musicians, jesters, and jugglers perform along the Palace Promenade and in London Square for your entertainment. Photo

(35) Folk Music  (7:00 to 8:30 pm) You’ll find yourself singing along with English and Irish folk tunes belted out by the British singer / guitarist by the fireplace at the large but cozy Three Broomsticks pub. Special events held on St. Patrick's Day, Guy Fawkes Day, and during other notable British holidays.

(High Street) Street Magic  (11:00 am, 6:00 pm)  Resident wizards and witches perform the latest tricks, charms, and illusions for visitors along High Street.

(89) Glassblowing Demonstration (9:30 am, 4:30 pm) Gryffindor Glassworks artisans demonstrate the subtle but fiery art of blowing glass, resulting in potion bottles even Snape would admire.

(83) Harry Potter Live!  (1:00, 3:30, 5:00, 8:00 pm)  Harry settles to bed in Gryffindor tower, then awakens to discover that Hogwarts is under attack. Will he and his friends have to defend the castle against dark magic single-handedly, or is it all just a dream? This action packed performance is loaded with special effects, culminating in a wizard’s duel between Harry and You-Know-Who.

(92) Lion Fountain (Continuous)  The play of light on water never ends at this magnificent fountain located in the heart of Godric's Hollow. A Gryffindor Lion stands guard atop the fountain's waterfall.

(94) McGonagall’s Chess Board  (10:30 am, 5:00 pm) After retrieving the Sorcerer’s Stone, Harry convinced McGonagall to move her chess board to a location in Godric’s Hollow so spectators could enjoy watching the life-size action and exciting duels without fear of being sacked by the Queen.

(80) The Aviary Stage  (11:30 am; 3:00, 5:00 pm, weather permitting)  A falconry wizard will demonstrate how owls, falcons, hawks, and other birds of prey hunt and fly. Scabbers, beware! Photos

(76, 3rd Floor) Charms Class (11:00 am, 2:30 pm)  Professor Flitwick demonstrates various charms, including the invisibility and reappearance charms, and attempts to instruct his students in a bit of Muggle magic, as well.  Pre-registration and payment of class fee required. More Information.

(76, Dungeons) Deathday Party  (7:00 pm, *10:00 pm)  Join Nearly Headless Nick and friends in the dungeons for tombstone cake, spider sandwiches, fish pâté, dead men's knuckles, and butterbeer, for a small fee.  Pre-registration and payment of party fee required. More Information.

(76, 4th Floor) Defense Against the Dark Arts Class (1:30, 3:30, *4:00 pm)  Professors Lupin and Moody teach students to defend themselves against trolls, pixies and other creatures using magic, cunning and self-defense. Requests for a particular professor will be honored if possible. Pre-registration and payment of class fee required. More Information.

(76, 5th Floor) Divination Class  (*11:00 am, 2:30, 6:00 pm )  Professor Trelawney teaches the basics of palmistry, numerology & tea leaf reading in her class at the top of Slytherin tower.  Pre-registration and payment of class fee required. More Information.

(76, Great Hall) Dumbledore’s Toast  (12:30, 6:30 pm)  The professors dine at the High Table on a dais in the Great Hall following a quirky toast by Headmaster Albus Dumbledore. In the evening, the toast is followed by an unusual rendition of the Hogwarts' School Song during which professors and students may choose to sing to any of a number of tunes. Park guests are encouraged to sing along as well.

(82) Enchanted Evening Fireworks  (9:00 pm, weather permitting)  You’ll be able to see these spectacular nightly fireworks from anywhere in the park, but the best seats are at the Quidditch Field. Photo

(82) First Year Quidditch (4:00 pm, weather permitting) First year students aren’t allowed to fly, but they have their own earthbound version of the famous wizarding sport. After the demonstration, guest volunteers can participate in the fun, too.

(79) Herbology Class  (10:00 am; 2:30, *6:00 pm)  Professor Sprout explains the role of plants in alchemy and medicine, while displaying "magical" plants in the Greenhouse. Students also repot specimens for home experimentation. Pre-registration and fee payment required. More Information.

(82) Hogwarts Parade  (8:30 pm, weather permitting)  Watch from the bleachers as Dumbledore leads professors, students and House mascots on a parade around the Quidditch field, accompanied by the Hogwarts Magic Marching Band and a host of magical creatures.

(76, 1st Floor) Hogwarts Tour (Every 15 - 30 minutes) A Hogwarts prefect will give you a free tour of Hogwarts castle from its dungeons to its observatory tower. Tour groups leave from the Entrance Hall approximately every fifteen minutes during peak periods, every half hour otherwise. The short tour lasts approximately thirty minutes and takes the elevators. The long tour lasts approximately fifty minutes and uses the stairs. Both tours end in the Astronomy Tower.

(76, Great Hall) Kitchen Elves’ Dance  (1:30, 7:30 pm)  Hold on to your socks as the kitchen elves provide the entertainment on the teachers’ dais in the Great Hall.

(76, 4th Floor) Magical Symbols Class  (12:00, 4:00 pm)  Learn about heraldry and runes from a Society for Creative Anachronism wizard, then create your own coat of arms.  Pre-registration and payment of class fee required. More Information.

(76, Common Rooms) Open House (3:00 to 6:00 pm)  Invite your friends to your House Common Room or visit theirs. House members can act as hosts, accompanying up to three guests at a time to their own common rooms for a friendly visit. Open House may be suspended on certain occasions (Halloween, for example). Hosts must have a House Membership card or the appropriate House insignia on the Season's Pass and must know the password in order to enter with guests, for whom they are responsible. More Information.

(76, Dungeons) Potions Class (11:30 am; 2:30, 3:30 & *5:00 pm)  Join Professor Snape in the dungeons for a hands-on magical chemistry class.  Class project varies.  Pre-registration and payment of class fee required. More Information.

(78) Riddle Cemetery (Permanent)  You'll pass by this lonely, unapproachable cemetery which features the tombstones of the Riddle family as you ride the Hogwarts Express from King's Cross to Hogwarts.

(76, Great Hall) Sorting Ceremony  (9:30 & 10:30 am; 9:30 & *10:30 pm )  New Hogwarts students are sorted into houses by a talking hat before joining their house tables for a toast.  Pre-registration and fee payment required.  More Information.

(76, 4th Floor) Story Time (9:45 am, 2:45 pm) Madam Pince reads a fairy tale or fantasy book in the Library. Free attendance; no registration required. Young children will enjoy coming here with their parents while waiting for the Sorting Hat Ceremony or while an older sibling attends a class.

(76, 4th Floor) Transfiguration (2:30 pm) Professor McGonagall performs several transfigurations for her first year students, then instructs them on how to affect a simple transfiguration themselves . Pre-registration and fee payment required. More Information.

(64) The Whomping Willow  (10:00 am; 2:00 & 4:00 pm) This talking tree has spiny stems and a sharp wit.  Audience members who don’t have a run-in with him will find his thorny humor irresistible.