Harry Potter fans can now go back in the world of magic. Take the Hogwarts Express and bring the house members of Gryffindor or Slytherin to IMAX as it will be screening all Daniel Radcliffe's Harry Potter films in one week. All eight Harry Potter films will be present for one week to be indulged by the fans.
IMAX participating theaters will screen all Daniel Radcliffe's Harry Potter films starting October 13. This will also be the first time the two Harry Potter films, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" is set to screen on IMAX, according to TIME. The launch of each films schedule will vary based on location.
The eight Harry Potter films of the main cast Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Roberts and Rupert Grint will be screened on IMAX in the United States and Canada following an exclusive of the incoming films to watch out for, "Fantastic Beasts" featuring Eddie Redmayne that will hit the theaters this November. Each of the Harry Potter films will be screened on various times. As of the moment, the times of airing are not yet listed.
@Buke_Laker Hi Luke, this is only playing in North America. But can't you visit Hogwarts any day? :)
— IMAX (@IMAX) October 4, 2016
However, IMAX has launched admission packages in separate ways. A Single Ticket which gives you a one day access to three or more screenings, a Four-Show Access that gives you a pass to all four Harry Potter films any time, any day and lastly, Festival Access which gives you unlimited access to all Harry Potter films althroughout the event. Prices also vary based upon the location of the IMAX Theaters. IMAX has already launched the selling of the tickets online on IMAX website.
A lot of fans are thrilled to go on a Harry Potter marathon. Harry Potter fans surely are looking forward to getting the tickets, however, some fans are not so excited due to the screening only in North America. Nevertheless, all eight films can be watched in IMAX Theaters nationwide with trailers and sneak peek of Eddie Redmayne, Ezra Miller and Colin Farrell's "Where to Find Them" and Wizarding World of "Fantastic Beasts" that will hit the cinemas in November.
