BJCool, sorry, but where do you see a door open and close in the video? At what second in the video does this occur?
Thanks BJCool... where did you find this?
Thanks Teebin, a recognition is always nice!
It may have been nothing but when the portion of the video that shows the DADA classroom begins, at around 0:55, look very closely to the upper left as the door to the teacher's quarters above the staircase goes from being open halfway to closed. Also notice what supports this theory is that, like what was said about Musion a few pages back, there's a black screen looking texture on the wall just outside of the door. Meaning it could happen like this: You are waiting in line. All of a sudden the door to the teacher's quarters creeks open and shuts soon after, all automated by a robotic door swinging mechanism. Given time to account for the believability of Harry, Ron and Hermione under the invisibility cloak to move in front of the black screen, the Musion effect starts with the three pulling the invisibility cloak off of them and they begin their intro with dialogue/connection to the actual ride. Sounds plausible enough to me.
Finding the actual video was a complete accident, extremely lucky, but an accident nonetheless. It was after your screenshot of Quidditch viewers began the debate of whether it was a scene from the ride or a moving portrait. I completely remembered seeing that footage on an already shown moving portrait from what was called the "Wesh video". I YouTube searched "Wizarding World of Harry Potter" and set the upload date parameter to "This week". After seeing the first thumbnail image of a video featuring the Fat Lady, I clicked it and it started with Mark Woodbury sitting on Dumbledore's desk, so obviously I thought it was an old one. But his dialogue was different, there wasn't captions under the people speaking like there normally are, and John Williams music was playing. Then a new visual, I was going, "WTF is this! Was this something already reported on Orlando United?" So I kept on watching until I found the footage of the Quidditch viewers moving portrait I was looking for, and then the clip of the ride played and I noticed it was less choppy than some we've seen of it.
The description of the video reads, "News PKG previewing The Wizarding World of Harry Potter's main attraction. Sound bites from HP actors and park designers. All footage and audio from Universal Orlando's PR Dept." My guess is that while this wasn't put on Universal's site, it was given to News reporters to edit into their videos like we've seen, they just edited out what was in this full version.