Spin Master signs as toy partner for Wizarding World

Spin Master has entered into a global licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Consumer Products as the new toy licensee for the Wizarding World franchise.

Spin Master will develop Wizarding World products based on the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films including dolls; figures and accessories; playsets; select vehicles; games; feature plush and role play/dress up categories expected to launch on shelves in Fall 2021.

“Spin Master is all about creating magical experiences for kids through innovative toys, entertainment and digital platforms,” said John Blaney, Spin Master’s Senior Vice President, Licensing.

“We are thrilled to expand on our existing relationship with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and can’t wait to unveil our innovative toys, inspired by the stories and characters from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts movies, for kids and fans of all ages around the world.”

Robert Oberschelp, SVP, Global Brand Product, WBCP, added:  “The Wizarding World is a fan favourite and we are excited to be growing our relationship with Spin Master who will bring innovation to the merchandise within the franchise for the constantly growing, worldwide fan community.

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