Ink And Wax Seals From Harry Potter World

[Misfit]

Thanks Amber. If anyone would know I was thinking it would be you.

[Misfit]

If anyone wants the Deathly Hallows seal or the 9 3/4 seal, I found them on etsy.com at the MisterStamp store. Each costs $19.99, or more depending on options of seal only, or with one wax piece or a boxed set.

 

No luck on the ink though.

[TheGreatRoe]

FYI.

 

My stepdaughter goes to the Potter theme park often, but I have been unable to get her to stop in and get more ink for me--she's afraid of breaking the ink while going on rides. So I called the Universal Merchandising Helpline, and they were more than happy to sell me ink over the phone. They have Dark Red, Green, Purple, Blue and Black for $16.95 a bottle (a little expensive). If you order the blue or black, verify the price--they also sell larger bottles of a different ink in those colors that is lower quality, intended for dip pens.

[amberleadavis]

Thank you!

[Misfit]

They'll sell it over the phone! Hmm.

Must resist! I looked at the online shop, and the ink wasn't there.

 

I shall have to remember this. I did like the image posted by amberleadavis of the purple.

 

Dale, have you ever posted images of the green ink?

[TheGreatRoe]

 

 

Dale, have you ever posted images of the green ink?

 

No. The purple is all I've ever seen outside the bottle. I ordered another purple and a dark red--should be here next week.

[mmg122]

Dcroe05...thanks for the heads up. I'm taking my grandkids to Harry Potter World on April 2 for ten days. I'll be sure to check out Scribbulus. Should be fun. Those wax seals are calling my name.

[TheGreatRoe]

Dcroe05...thanks for the heads up. I'm taking my grandkids to Harry Potter World on April 2 for ten days. I'll be sure to check out Scribbulus. Should be fun. Those wax seals are calling my name.

 

I think you'll have plenty of fun. The immersive experience of Harry Potter is a step up from the Disney Parks. Disney's actually revamping--starting with the Star Wars land--to be more like Harry Potter World.

 

 

BTW, when walking around the Hogsmeade side of the park I found what has to be the best job. There are several places where kids who have wands are supposed to stand and cast a specific spell. Motion capture cameras try to detect the "spell" and something happens--like the chocolate frog in the window jumps. But because of the limits of the cameras, and because kids son't always do it right, the "spells" don't always work. So there are employees walking around in costume with little remotes in their pockets to trigger the spells. So to summarize, there are employees whose entire job is to walk around and make sure the kids' magic spells wok properly. Keep your eye's peeled, you might be able to pick them out.