Universal Orlando in Florida is celebrating fall by bringing back its “Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle” event.
The annual event – held in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Hogsmeade area of the theme park – will run on select nights starting Sept. 16 through Oct. 31, according to a press release.
The “Dark Arts” experience – which will begin at dusk – includes a light show with special effects and projection mapping on the Hogwarts castle.
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Guests will be able to see images of “unspeakable creatures and sinister villains” – such as dementors, mountain trolls and even Lord Voldemort – appear on the castle, the press release said.
The “Dark Arts” experience will show images of dementors, mountain trolls and even Lord Voldemort on the side of the Hogwarts castle. (NBCUniversal)
Meanwhile, Death Eaters – the name of Lord Voldemort’s followers – will appear in Hogsmeade and walk among guests.
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The spectacle will end when a Patronus, “a powerful defense charm of concentrated happiness and hope” appears on the castle, the press release said.
During the “Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle” event, Death Eaters will walk among the guests. (NBCUniversal)
Fans can also buy Dark Arts-themed merchandise – including a Death Eater mask – when they visit The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, according to the press release.
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