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Breakfast at Hogwarts has long been a dream for millions of Harry Potter fans. Now,historical eroticism for those willing to pay up, the dream could (sort of) become a reality.

This summer, Warner Bros. Studio Tour London will invite fans to dine at a Sunday morning breakfast reception overlooking the Hogwarts castle model, followed by a tour of the Harry Potter sets.

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Diners will choose from breakfast canapés that include "mini brioche with crispy oak smoked baconwith a homemade tomato chutney" and "hash brown with sun blushed tomato concassé." 

Afterwards they'll have early access to a studio tour, including a visit to the Great Hall, decked out for breakfast just the way you remember it from the movies. But let's be clear: Guests won't dine in the Great Hall. They will, however, get a souvenir photo at the breakfast table.

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Dining next to a giant model castle doesn't come cheap -- adult tickets will run diners £95.00 per person, while tickets for children go for £75.00. The studio will host two receptions, one on Aug. 21 and a second on Aug. 28.

So no, it's not really breakfast at Hogwarts. But if knocking back pumpkin juice while you ride out that howler from mom, this is the closest you'll get.

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