Ah yes, if only the Knight Bus was just a little late, like most buses around that time period in real life around the southeast of England, Mr Potter perhaps would have met Sirius Black much sooner and saved all that mystery surrounding him... On a slightly lighter note, it was pretty funny seeing this, the scale of it and its innards... A must see...

The Harry Potter book series include shrunken heads throughout the series. When Harry Potter was brought to the Black's house, Mrs. Weasley assisted him to Ron and Hermione's room upstairs. While they were passing along the dark staircase, Harry saw a row of shrunken heads mounted on plaques on the wall. After a closer look, he noticed that the heads belonged to house-elves. Harry later discovered that beheading old house-elves and mounting their heads on display was something of a tradition in the Black family. Hermione once mentioned that Vincent Crabbe had a shrunken head which was confiscated by Argus Filch on the pretext of it being a Dark object in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

You can take really nice pictures at the entrance to the bus...you can see into the upper floor!

I giggled a bit at the number plate.

I love this Harry Potter bus....where is the pumpkin head 🍊😁😁😁

Step on it Earnie...so cool. With the AudioGuide you can find out many small details about the "Knight-Errant"....

Three sticks may be one too many. Unfortunately you can't go up

Great for taking photos 😅 It's amazing that 3 buses were welded together for this and later had to look for a route through London where it would fit through ☺️ Great story. The audio guide is really worth it!

Great too see the bus. It is also a good Photo opportunity.

So great to be able to see this. Unfortunately didn't see inside.

Can't really properly see in it. You can only get in a little bit at the back entrance of the bus and look through perplex glass.

The famous purple three-decker Knight bus from Harry Potter. You can see inside

Just: “Wow” Super realistic!!! 🤩

The famous Knights Bus from the movie "Prisoner of Azkaban". It is very impressive from the outside and inside.