Here I think this is a new interview on the wizarding world of harry potter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2G4dXJopUY
they will probably have mostly plastic wands as wood would be expensive for them . it also could be a safety issue to have heavy wood wands for the little ones.
well any kind of real wood would be pretty expensive and plastic would just be more practical.
if they do have wood it wll probably be like $80 or more.
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Wow. That's all I can say. You officially must have nothing to say about WWoHP. The one person who is said to have inside information, is now like a dry sponge. Please, tell me someone has some sort of information! Teebin do you think you forgot to mention something that Mr. Racer or Mr. Crane told you?
Oh, so your fishes that you ate should only be kept for you? Why don't you share some excretory; we're that desperate.
Nah, I am a trimmed wet sponge. The majority of wands will be of composite material. There will be hand carved wooden wands yet they will be very expensive. There will be no 100% pure plastic wands except for the very very young.
Thank you, now we have some more information that we can go back and forth about. Thanks Teebin!
and the good news is that that the wands for the young will contain only 12% lead, 4% mercury and only 0.25647854% depleted uranium-235. Let those kids suck away!
Ok, I will give you 500 thousand dollars... and ask you to give people you respect on here each $100 up to 5 thousand dollars. What are you going to do... refuse the 500K?
I see wat u did thar. :3
I understand. Though more riddles would be great. ;]
I don't think the price of the wand has anything to do with the special effects in the shop. UO has repeatedly mentioned that you don't have to buy anything to partake in the Ollivander's experience. After the process of the wand selecting the customer, they have the option to buy the wand that "chose" them, request a different wand, or not buy anything.
From MTV's coverage:
Even though the Ollivander's shop is technically a shopping experience, actually buying anything in the shop is not a requirement. If a guest goes through a wand-selecting experience, they are not obligated to buy the wand that "chose" them. According to Coup, the experience is as much of a draw to the shop as buying the wands.
But even though it sounds like it should take a while to go through the process, Coup estimated the wand-choosing experience should only take two to five minutes per guest. Since the shop stays true to the books and films, Ollivander's will be very "intimate" — meaning probably only 25 people can fit in at a time. Especially within the first few months of the park opening there will probably be a wait to get into the shop, but it seems like it would be well worth the time.
Coup also acknowledged that not all visitors will want to go through the wand-selecting process and said there are going to be other wand-purchasing options available. There are 13 Ollivander's wand varieties created by the "Harry Potter" films' production designer Stuart Craig and author J.K. Rowling that can be purchased, as well as 12 wands from Noble Collection and a build-a-wand area geared towards younger guests. Visitors can select items to put in the core of the wand and choose the wood to make their own unique wand.