Recently, Regal has announced that all eight Harry Potter films will be returning to theaters this August. This means that muggles, along with Gryffindors, Hufflepuffs, Ravenclaws and Slytherins, will be able to watch their favorite characters on the big screen. And to top it off, they're bringing back the famous butterscotch ICEE's. These delicious frozen drinks are inspired by the Butterbeer that Harry, Hermione and Ron often sip on in the films.
As a butterbeer lover myself, I am ecstatic to finally be able to sip this ICEE again. The drink has a rich caramel flavor, topped with a sweet cold foam and caramel drizzle. Alongside the popular ICEE flavor, Regal will also be bringing back the popular Harry Potter collectibles, including the Nimbus 2000 popcorn bucket, the Hogwarts Express popcorn container and the Hogwarts trunk popcorn container.
View this post on Instagram View this post on InstagramBe sure to catch all eight Harry Potter films at Regal theaters from August 27-September 3. And don’t forget to snag your Butterbeer ICEE before the show!
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