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The Wizards Brunch

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Harry Potter fans, a dream is about to come true with the chance to attend The Wizards Brunch, a magical immersive dining experience that is coming to Brisbane on September 2, 2023.

Combining dining with immersive entertainment, the brunch will feature food fit for a wizard, together with drinking magic potions and learning spells.

So, dust off the broomsticks, get out those gowns and get set for a spell-binding event where imaginations will run wild!

Need to know - Tickets include a delicious brunch feast, as well as 1 wizard-inspired drink. Wizard-wannabes of all ages are welcome to attend.

The Wizards Brunch

Stanley St

South Bank

Sep 2, 2023

$99pp

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