It could be nice, if it was next to disneyland, Paris. But still it's best in London.

And then, it would only be an hour or so away, which would be much more convenient than Florida, which costs a fortune to get to...

florida so it coud be open all year round and plus it'll be near the other parks to visit too. it just makes more sense all though i can see how london would be cool.

Down the street, so I can visit all the time!

It should totally be in England, it just makes sense.

that way i don't need a passport to visit it :)

Its not even an american film its 100% UK so it should be somewere were it originated from

No, I think it should be somewhere so I can visit it :)

Plus Orlando is theme park central. It'll make the most money there. And London gets really cold. It'd be completely impractical to have it somewhere where it wouldn't be able to be open half the year.

it should be in london, because som eof the film is based in london.

i would like it in london, but i want to be able to visit it

There really isn't any place for the park in London and London doesn't have the infrastructure to support millions of tourists that will be plopped in their lap. Orlando's whole existence is based on theme parks and mass tourism. It was hand-picked by Disney because of the weather and the space available. The park would also be at the center of theme park technology, so it would have the best engineers to make it safe, clean, accessible, and fun.

Hogwarts isn't in London anyway....Plus there would be no-where in London to put it. I think it should be somewhere in a forest so that you could get the real Hogwarts experience. It would be really cool somewhere like the Alps, cos Hogsmede could be their as well and you could have real snow!!

i was in Orlando in november and i saw where they were building it
they didnt have anything built yet but i think its gonna be really cool

In Norway? :D

Just because it's closer than the other options. But if anywhere else, London cuz it fits better there ;)

It would seem more like Harry's world, it would feel more real. But hey, I can't complain, now can I?

Because I live near it lul

But i think theyre not doing it here because theres not enough room.

but it does make more sense to put it in london since its the settimg im all movies and books but i chose orlando cuz i live in america and can get there easily

As much as I'd love an upside-down Harry (because that's where I live), it makes more sense to have it in London.

Beacuse it's where I live. (Even if it being in london makes way more sence...)

Id go there all the time!

In my back garden.

First, however... I need a back garden :D

closest to me! :)

Hogwarts wasn't even in London. And Warner Bros - the company shooting the film - is American. It makes sense for them to build the theme park in their "home-town" so to speak.

Besides, as it's already been said, London doesn't have the space. Orlando has the space, and the means to deal with all the people.

I always thought the WB's "hometown" was Los Angeles...

I meant home town as in America, as opposed to Europe.

If it was London, in one hour and a half I'd be there. Sigh.