We absolutely loved it and the special effects were incredible but avoid seats 28, 29 and 30 on each side as, despite being the third most expensive seats, you'll find yourself behind a column and unable to see the sides of the stage and some of the wonderful performances of the talented cast.

A beautiful and highly entertaining glimpse into a world at once familiar and totally different! Hard to say a lot about the show (#KEEPTHESECRETS) but if you're a Potter fan and/or a fan of incredible stagecraft, you need to see this magical marvel.

We saw both productions in one day and they were fabulous. Lots of illusion and slight of hand as you expect from Harry Potter and mindblowing lighting effects. The music is excellent and the actors were equally good. A very enjoyable experience, and as a non Potter head, I was entralled and immersed. Brilliant!

Wow. Just wow. I had high expectations going in and was still blown away by the incredible stage effects... properly magic. You'd think two full shows in one day would feel like too much but the brilliantly acted, magically staged, compelling story just races happily past.

Seeing the Harry Potter universe come to life on stage was a truly magical experience, from start to end! The show must have had a massive budget to cater for all the special effects and technical wizardry... it really is unlike anything else on the West End! And a must-see for any Harry Potter fans too.

Part1 we felt dragged a bit, part 2 was much better. The effects on stage were magical, very good. We enjoyed it and defo worth a watch. However the actors aren’t microphoned so at times it was hard to hear the dialogue. A lot of others around us said the same thing. And we also thought that the play could really be done in half the time as certain parts did drag! It’s a cramped theatre too so anyone with leg or knee issues be aware the seats and space is minimal very limited leg room. Otherwise a great story and a great ending to the Harry Potter saga. Pleased we’ve seen it.