Gift Ideas for Harry Potter Fans

Quidditch has flown out of the realm of fiction and landed on hundreds of college campuses as a coed intramural team sport. So go ahead and download the rules for intercollegiate Quidditch. Sign up with the International Quidditch league if you want to go all official. But first, you'll need some brooms. The international league gets theirs from Avilan's Broom Closet for $32 and up. But you can improvise a fine set using more mundane muggle equipment too.

Forget that MTV-style Spring Break. Tickets to Universal's new Wizarding World amusement park in Orlando, Florida is the way to spend school break. Shop at Ollivander's, sip butterbeer at The Three Broomsticks, and fly aboard the Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride. Tickets start at $112. Your wand and broomstick will cost extra. And West Coasters can rejoice, because Universal is planning to build a Wizarding World in Los Angeles too.

If your Harry Potter fan is truly obsessed and you're looking for a little Down Under splurge, Sydney is hosting the cool new Harry Potter Exhibit, a lavish display of Potter-esque memorabilia from the movies. This traveling exhibit started at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry before heading to Boston, Ontario, Seattle, New York and Sydney, Australia. The exhibit is showcased at Singapore's ArtScience Museum from June 2 to Sept. 30, 2012. Follow the link to find future tour dates.

Midnight book parties, lightning bolt tattoos, wizard wrock and the Leaky Cauldron - the story surrounding the Harry Potter publishing phenomenon is almost as much fun as the series that inspired such fan devotion. And who better to tell the fandom tale than Melissa Anelli, web mistress for the Leaky Cauldron fan site. Anelli's book, "Harry, a History: The True Story of a Boy Wizard, His Fans, and Life Inside the Harry Potter Phenomenon," is a fun, fast-paced read for teens and adults, many of whom will find themselves sighing nostalgically for those good old days, when Voldemort terrorized the world and J.K. Rowling was still writing about our favorite boy wizard.

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