The first official Game of Thrones Studio Tour to launch this week

As the world is struggling to resume its day-to-day activities amidst the prevailing coronavirus situation, most projects in the development phase are either at a standstill or lagging behind in their schedules. However, there is some good news for Game of Thrones fans. Despite hitting several delays, the Game of Thrones Studio Tour is finally here, and you can get your hands on the tickets quite easily. Furthermore, we even have a final date for the launch of the permanent tour, which happens to be close to this weekend.

The world’s only permanent Studio Tour devoted to Game of Thrones is set to open on Friday 4 February close to Banbridge in Northern Ireland. The Studio Tour aims to take the fans behind the scenes of one of the most expensive TV series of all time. From Friday, fans will be able to take a journey through the making of Game of Thrones.

The attraction recreates some of the key settings – including Dragonstone, the castle on the island off the east coast of Westeros. The Chamber of the Painted Table has been recreated with a vast and intricate map. Visitors will be able to walk through the actual film set for the Great Hall at Winterfell, which the new attraction has been built around. Visitors can experience interactive special effects – including having their image dressed and electronically placed in the middle of action scenes.

The location is beside the River Bann, west of the town of Banbridge. Visits will begin at The Boulevard, an out-of-town shopping center, with visitors taken by bus to the Studio Tour.

You can book the tickets on their official website right here. Are you excited about the studio tour? Tell us in the comments below!