Odd -- We were there from about 1pm - 3pm... It was fun. I thought the comparison to Disney was a stretch at first, but found the latter part of the exhibit interesting. Also loved the variety of the work that was available to view. I had no idea that he had done Impressionist style work or that he had some wild religious paintings.
Something has happened to me as an adult. I really had a horrible time on many of the rides at Universal. I nearly threw up on tcbg on the Simpson's ride and both Harry Potter rides left me pale, sweaty, and dizzy. Never had that problem in the past. (Not pregnant -- I checked). I loved Diagon Alley though. We started on that side of the park and spent most of our time there. I thought Hosgmeade was very crowded by comparison. Bought some cute stuff in Knockturn Alley and loved looking through all the stuff in Diagon Alley.