Visit the Tour En Floo Shop in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Epic Universe

Tour in Floo is the exit gift shop for Harry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry. Themed like a 1920s travel center store, similar to what you might find by a train station, it has a mixture of items and apparel from both Paris and “foreign” locales, as well as some merchandise for the nearby Metro-Floo. Read Universal’s description of Tour En Floo:

Near the Metro-Floo you’ll find Tour En Floo, a gift shop with everything a witch or wizard on the go could need. Shop a wide selection of Auror and Metro Floo souvenirs and apparel.

Location

Tour En Floo is located in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic, near the exit for Harry Potter and the battle at the Ministry.

Merchandise

Stay tuned for a full list with photos and prices for all merchandise available at Tour En Floo.

While many guests will enter this gift shop from the back, since it is the exit store for the nearby attraction, it does still have a fully-decorated storefront for guests who want to shop without riding. It is built into the bottom floor of one of the tall Paris buildings, with a green sign advertising “Service Rapide” or Fast Service and “Voyages Internationaux” or International Travel.

The windows on either side of the door are accented with chocolate brown woodwork. The displays inside the glass include a multitude of hanging globes with green swirls that light up at night. There is also tilework by the door that has the shop’s name.

After entering, guests will be greeted by a warm-toned space lined with chocolate-colored wood merchandise displays.

There is a decorative archway in the center of the room that is covered completely in more wood panels.

The geometric tile floors and signature green color of Tour En Floo are likely a direct reference to the iconic green fireplaces and flames of the Ministry of Magic, which is where guests who rose Harry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry will have just emerged. Green is also used as the signature color of the Metro-Floo network signage seen in the attraction’s queue.

The hexagon-shaped tiles alternate between striped of green and white, with a white border lining the merchandise shelves along the walls.

Showing a bit of Parisian pride, the upper sections above several of the merchandise displays are decorated with bunting that sports stripes of red, white, and blue.

The shelves themselves match the same chocolate wood tone, with some of the freestanding sections topped with lighter tan stone.

The ceiling is all painted a pale tan color, which is matched by the crown molding that lines all the walls.

The light fixtures are a combination of modern recessed lights and more ornate, Art Deco-style chandeliers. The fixtures are bronze-colored with orange glass covering the bulbs, giving the nearby area a warm orange glow.

While Tour En Floo does sell some general Harry Potter or Hogwarts merchandise, it also has some more unique items themed to the British Ministry of Magic and the Metro-Floo.

Stay tuned for our complete merchandise list for this location.

The exit hallway for Harry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry is located in the back right corner of the shop. The archway transitions from the more elegant styling of the shop to the slightly more worn tiles and concrete of the Metro-Floo exit. There is also a metal gate in the hallway that can be used to block it off when the attraction is not operating.

Most of the shelves on the walls are filled with merchandise for guests to purchase, but there are also some displays. This mannequin is wearing several of the Ministry of Magic and Auror items next to a pile of traveling trunks.

More trunks are displayed over the tops of shelves and on top of some of the freestanding displays. Many of them are closed, though some are also used as stands for merchandise.

A few shelves in the corners have additional wall sconces with gold hardware and teardrop-shaped lights.

Finally, the check-out counter is located near the back of the store. Shaped almost like a ticket booth, it has three separate stations lined with wood frames and windows toward the top.

Like most shopping venues at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic, the modern digital screen for the register is largely blocked by a gold metal “caisse” to keep the 1920s theming. It is decorated with gold filigree and some hidden magical creatures.

Overall, Tour En Floo is a very unique and well-themed shopping destination that does an excellent job balancing the 1920s aesthetic, Metro-Floo references, and nearby attraction exit into one cohesive store.