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Seattle's 'Diagon Alley' to close January 19

After January 19, Seattle's Harry Potter attraction is headed to Camp Korey in Mount Vernon.
Dumbledore Santa is at Diagon Alley in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood this weekend. (Photo: KING)

A popular attraction for Harry Potter fans in Seattle is closing soon.

"Diagon Alley" opened for Halloween this year.

The replica of the main street featured in the Harry Potter series is in the Whittier Heights neighborhood, northeast of Ballard.

After a successful extended run through the holidays, it will be closing to the public on January 19.

Jon Chambers, the creator, is planning to donate the exhibit to Camp Korey in Mount Vernon, which supports families dealing with childhood illness and serious medical conditions.

In the meantime, Diagon Alley is open 7 days a week from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. It's located at 7514 13th Ave NW in Seattle.

A replica of Harry Potter's Diagon Alley is built in a Seattle driveway. (Credit: KING)

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