"The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" is not a standalone park but is spread across three distinct lands within the Universal Orlando Resort, totaling approximately 60 to 70 acres. The original land, Hogsmeade, opened in 2010 at Islands of Adventure and covers about 20 acres. Its counterpart, Diagon Alley, opened in 2014 at Universal Studios Florida and occupies roughly another 20 acres. In 2025, Universal opened a massive new land at its Epic Universe park: "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic," which adds significant acreage and features 1920s Wizarding Paris. This third land is part of the 750-acre Epic Universe site. When you combine all three locations, Universal Orlando offers a "multi-park" Harry Potter experience that spans roughly 1,300 total acres of resort property. For fans in 2026, the sheer scale of the Wizarding World means it now takes at least two full days to see every shop, ride, and show across the various "hidden" corners of the franchise, made accessible by the iconic Hogwarts Express train that connects the original two lands.