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Wizards Emporium Store in Pickering
The "flagship" Wizards Emporium store is at the Pickering Towne Centre. The original YDHR store, that's been converted to our Wizards Emporium.
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Wizards Emporium in Newmarket
The Wizards Emporium Upper Canada Mall in Newmarket offers 6000sq ft. of the Wizarding World, the biggest of all of the YDHR stores.
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Wizards Emporium Express in Oshawa
Newest to join the YDHR Wizards Emporium stores, is at the Oshawa Centre in Oshawa, ON. This Express store has a little bit of everything to offer.
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Occasions Gift and Card Shop in Pickering
Enter an enchanting store celebrating every occasion. With gifts, cards, collectables and more, everything you need for giving is here.
Link to location on Google mapsATTENTION: Warner Bros. Entertainment and J.K. Rowling are not responsible for or associated with any YDHR stores or the YDHR Wizards Festival events.

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Day Out with THOMAS™, The POLAR EXPRESS™, Harry Potter, Disney and more. You can pick up or have your items shipped.
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Day Out with THOMAS™, The POLAR EXPRESS™, Harry Potter, Disney and more.
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Take a Trip Back in Time
Ride on one of York-Durham Heritage Railway’s vintage Pullman coaches or cafe cars to and from the Town of Uxbridge. Our train runs through the beautiful Oak Ridges Moraine between Uxbridge and Stouffville, with shorter trips on some weekends. Join us and celebrate the wonders of rail travel from an era gone by, on coaches preserved for your present day comfort.
Learn More »We are a not-for-profit organization recognized by Canada Revenue Agency. Donations of goods, services, or time, are gladly accepted.
The line was built starting in the south and moving northwards, the first sod being turned at the Scarborough Junction (site of today’s Scarborough GO station).
The Stouffville-Uxbridge line our train runs on was built in the 1860’s by William Gooderham, a well-known distiller from Toronto.
The highest point on the line (1,169 ft or 356.3 m above sea level), atop the Oak Ridges Moraine, is 79 metres higher than either the Stouffville or Uxbridge stations
