
According to a Zawya report, Miral, in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences, will add three new Harry Potter-themed lands at Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi.
The expansion will introduce Diagon Alley, Hogwarts and the Forbidden Forest to Yas Island.
The three themed lands will cover approximately 63,000 square metres. Construction is targeted for completion in 2029, adding a major new attraction to Abu Dhabi's leisure and tourism offering.
Diagon Alley, Hogwarts and the Forbidden Forest will bring locations from the Harry Potter universe to life through immersive design and storytelling.
The expansion will include Harry Potter-themed rides created exclusively for Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi.
The new attractions will give visitors experiences designed specifically for the Abu Dhabi park.
The development is expected to strengthen the park's appeal among international visitors and Harry Potter fans.
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The Harry Potter lands form part of a broader expansion of Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi.
The project also includes two previously announced DC attractions, Kryptonite Collider and Superman Up and Away.
Together, the additions are expected to increase the overall size of the theme park by more than 50%.
Around 70,000 square metres of new theme park space will be added as part of the wider expansion.
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Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi currently has six themed lands.
The new Harry Potter attractions will add another major franchise to the park's portfolio and further diversify Yas Island's leisure offering.
Miral said the expansion supports Abu Dhabi's wider tourism and economic diversification ambitions.
The project also reinforces Yas Island's position as a major global destination for leisure and entertainment.
The development follows the original announcement of a Harry Potter-themed land for Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi in 2022.
The latest plan expands that concept into three distinct themed lands.
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