A magical Harry Potter movie marathon with afternoon tea and cocktails is coming to Manchester

To celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the magical world of Harry Potter, an epic movie marathon complete with afternoon tea and cocktails is coming to Manchester.

King Street Townhouse will be marking the occasion appropriately by hosting the movie marathon of all movie marathons in their very own cinema, which seats only a handful of people at a time for the ultimate viewing experience.

The vintage-style cinema will be showing every film from the Harry Potter franchise across two weekends this month, complete with a tasty afternoon tea menu and wizardry-themed cocktails.

King Street Town House

The Harry Potter movie marathon costs £65pp which includes your afternoon tea, all of your in-cinema treats (including popcorn and sweets) and the ticket for one movie screening. Guests can choose which movie from the franchise they’d like to watch.

There are a number of other packages to choose from if Harry Potter isn’t your cup of tea, including the ‘Movie Night In’ package; this gives guests exclusive use of the whole private cinema to themselves, with the party given free rein to pick any movie, documentary or sporting event to watch.

There is also the ‘Reunion Cinema Package’, which gives guests and their friends and family private use of the cinema, pick of the flicks, and also the King Street Townhouse Wine Cellar where a three-course dinner with wine will be available.

King Street Town House

The full Harry Potter movie marathon schedule is as follows:

• Friday January 21st – Philosopher’s Stone, 1pm & Chamber of Secrets, 4pm.
• Saturday January 22nd – Prisoner of Azkaban, 1pm & Goblet of Fire, 4pm.
• Sunday January 23rd – Order of the Phoenix, 1pm & The Half-Blood Prince, 4pm.
• Friday January 28th – Prisoner of Azkaban, 1pm & Goblet of Fire, 4pm.
• Saturday January 29th – Order of the Phoenix, 1pm & The Half-Blood Prince, 4pm.
• Sunday January 30th – The Deathly Hallows Part 1, 1pm & The Deathly Hallows Part 2, 4pm.

For more information and to get yourself booked in, visit the King Street Town House website here.