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Great Hall the Crystal Cave the Enchanted Forest the Sorcerer's The Crystal The Enchanted The Sorcerer's Arcane The Wizard's Chamber of Mystification The Dragon’s Great Hall King's Cross Hall of Illusions Imaginarium Goblin's Glade Jittery Wizard Quidditch Field FRIDAY Cave Forest Study Academy Wardrobe Competition Manor Den Chattahoochee Sinclair Allatoona Harding Rabun Ogeechee Okefenokee Suwanee Savannah Lanier Andiamo Chattooga unknown 17th Floor Outside 2:00pm - 2:15pm Choose Your Choose Your Choose Your Choose Your Choose Your Choose Your Maxina Own Adventure: Own Adventure: Own Adventure: Own Adventure: Own Adventure: Own Adventure: The Game Room Wandmaking, Storibrook: 2:15pm - 2:30pm Hunt for the Hunt for the Hunt for the Hunt for the Hunt for the Hunt for the Opens! Free Quillography, & Excerpts from 2:30pm - 2:45pm Horcrux Horcrux Horcrux Horcrux Horcrux Horcrux Play ALL DAY Bracelet Making Danarko and NIGHT! 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