Soo much to do, always new products on the shelves! Products only produced for Chocolate World and the attractions like creating your own candy bar or chocolate tasting are things you have to do to believe!
It is really great, and the water park is awesome!!!
I took my kids to Hershey's Chocolate World for a little trip since we had an appointment in hershey. I did not know we needed a ticket to get in, but they gave us a pamphlet on how to obtain tickets to get in. It took me less than two minutes to obtain our tickets and we headed to the entrance. We were asked if we had tickets at the first checkpoint, we said yes and we moved on to the second checkpoint where we had our temperatures taken. Super easy, put you face up to a tablet and it took your temp, no contact needed. Then you move on to a third checkpoint where they scan your tickets and you go in and enjoy the establishment. We road the tour ride, bought some chocolate and got a milkshake. Everyone was super friendly, everyone wore masks and everyone social distanced. We had a great time! They have a separate door to exit. It was not crowded and I think they did a fantastic job with what they had to do for the pandemic. Great job HCW!!
Better get there early and get your tickets or you may not see everyrhing.
Special place. I went as a child and now have taken my kids twice.
Very family friendly. Candy is expensive if you can't find the pacific candy you're looking for on sale. The free ride showing how the candy is made is interesting and fun. You also get a free piece of miniature candy at the ending. If you are looking for multiple things to do, they have different packages such as making your own candy bar and a trolley ride.
I highly recommend this place. Buy the package for the 4 things and not individual. Had a blast! Making my own chocolate bar...you can add several ingredients as part of the process so take your time...and play with the package of it. Comes in a silver metal box with a candy wrapper type of cardboard around
I rated it under the park, which was closed as it's winter. Had a droolingly wonderful time. Spent waaaay to much and enjoyed all of it.
The lines were long to get a ticket to Do anything at chocolate worls we waited 45 min to get a ticket for 4d.
We showed up at 5:07 to realize they were closed. The security guard comes out and tells us we usually stay open till 5:30.
Love the experience, but sweets are so expensive. You would think you could get better deals at their factory.
Overall didapointmemt. It cost almost $20 per person to "make" a chocolate bar that was about 4 inches long and you didn't even get to pick the ingredients, you just use what they have as ingredients for the day. There was nothing special, no special candy. Just all the same stuff you see in the grocery store. And most of it is over priced despite coming directly from the source, Hershey. Food court was okay, which is why I gave this place any points.
A little busy with the rain but food court was open got a mid day snack and some fresh candy.
If you are in the area or going to Hershey Park, I highly suggest taking a pit stop and go to Hershey's Chocolate World. It's like the Disney World of all things Hersey. The ride is free and entertaining. It's also educational because you learn the entire process of making chocolate! The building and ride are all handicapped accessible. They also have a create your own chocolate bar area, for a fee. It's easy to spend a phenomenal amount on candy and goodies, so make sure you eat before you go!
Family friendly, candy is cheaper in other stores, but a lot of fun things to do.
It's a great place full of sweets. I went here 2 years ago and it still brings inner child in me. I went on the full Hershey trip and tasting the chocolate was the best part. Tasting the chocolate in a different way was more intimate and I was able to bring out different flavors out of the chocolate that I wasn't able to before. All in all it was a great experience! :v
It's been a few years but it has been remodeled. Looks really beautiful and awesomely done. My wife has all the pictures unfortunately however she was willing to send me this one.:-)
Haven't seen my family in a good 5+ years and this year I surprised my mother by showing up for the Chocolate Tour.
Chocolate world was great, as always. But first all the safety measures they try, they just let far too many people in at once and dont enforce their own rules once people are inside. We got on the chocolate world ride and they never enforced the 6 foot rule because we had a couple stand almost touching us in line. I had to finally say something to them because the staff tended to just look the other way.
Chocolate good but the air smell that they piped in made me nauseated. It was even in the bathroom. Clean air would be much better.
This is a very nice place to bring the kids. The store sells everything Hershey so you can pickup that 20 lbs Reese's Peanut Butter cup you always wanted at a discount. They have an expansive food court with very good reasonably priced food. You can also take the family through the factory tour and the 4D movie. Lots of fun and lots to buy.
Best way to spend a day!!! I recommend the chocolate... Everything.
The trolley ride is good, especially the guides in costume are very professional and their performance to reenact the old stories are nice. Except for that, it's pretty boring place. It's simply a large Hershey chocolate shop
This was an amazing experience with my wife and son our favorite part was the chocolate movie.
We went to chocolate world to go on the ride on how chocolate is made, very impressed with all the merch available to buy
They're friendly, but you're better off visiting a local chocolate factory if you want to see how it's actually made.
Good place to take kids of all ages. The park and Chocolate World were fun. Be prepared to spend more money than you plan.
One of my 'happy' places. If I am having a bad day, a trip there cheers me up. You can get the latest Hershey's has to offer candy wise, the Chocolate World tour is always fun, plus there are other activities that while cost something, are fun as well. A must stop even if just passing through the area.
Great quick spot to hang out or on your way out of the park. We live pretty close so my young children very much enjoy visiting Chocolate world. They love the free ride that explains how they make chocolate (which was recently very updated). As well as all the cool and cute iteams available for sale. Surprisingly most iteams are not as overpriced as you would think. And they have some super fun oversized classic chocolate iteams available as well.
A waste of time from my perspective. So many other interesting sites in the surrounding area.
My family and I had an awesome time here. The make your own chocolate bar activity was the most fun of all! We will definitely be going back!
I recommend the tasting experience and the free tour. Be ready to take part in the 4D experience as they interact with the audience.
I had no idea of his wishes to help children in need. I had to buy some candy, too.
Great place for the family and very clean and employee s are very polite can't wait to go again
A great time with family with fun experiences and a well earned sunburn to boot.
Always a wonderful trip to Hershey Park and Chocolate World.
A lot of candy, new and different items from for sale.a good way to spend a couple of hours
Our Ride on the trolley was awesome and the tour guide was great Norm and John the driver was great. The 4D mystery theater was amazing also.
Don't be fooled like I was by all the photos being " taken" through out the ride tour. I bought five albums for my kids at 20 dollars a peice thinking they were the different photos taken in the ride. Its not it one photo with different backgrounds from the green screen. I feel like I was a victim of bait and switch.
Great "factory" tour ride. Little chocolate at the end. The cafe food was way better than I expected.
Very nice place
Great place for kids
Lots of great choices
Love coming here!! Free parking for the first 3 hrs, which is perfect for the quick in and out shopping of our favorite chocolate!! They have lots of activities to do as well...make your own chocolate bar, chocolate taste testing, trolley tour of the town, and more! Fun day!
It's Hershey! And it's chocolate! What's not to love?
Been here multiple times, but my son had an appointment at the Medical center and we decided to detour over first thing in the morning. Was completely empty so it was nice to get right on the ride. The was very nice to us. Chocolate at 9:15 in the morning never hurts, right?
I'm reviewing Hershey's breakfast with Santa. I liked it! The treats for the kids, including fill your bag of candy and decorate your own cookie, were great. Mrs. Claus walked around greeting the children, and was very sweet. The downsides were that there wasn't much time with Santa because he was seated the whole time, and the kids stood in a line to sit with him, so it was very much like a pump. The other downside was that the breakfast wasn't very tasty. I expected it to be much yummier, but the eggs had a funny texture, and everything else was just mediocre, although I really enjoyed the coffee. Overall, I'm glad we went, but I don't think we'll do it again.
Was here for a school field trip and had an amazing time! The ride was amazing and amazingly educational! They let us go twice because we had extra time to waste! The 4d movie was stunning but the water they sprayed on us was bitter cold but the children enjoyed it and they interviewed people before and put it into the show making it perfect! You also get to design and make your own personal candy bar! Watch it go down the conveyor and then personalize a wrapper with your name and colors and design and it gets put in a tin! What an amazing time and trip!!!
Wonderful place to visit no matter how old you are! Highly recommend making your own candy bar! It is a little pricy but you get to see how the candy bar is made every step of the process and you get to design your own packaging for it. Im not even a big chocolate fan and i had a blast! We did a day trip from DC and i don't think i would recommend that because of traffic.
Park covid closed but gift shop and tours open. Not a real factory tour, very disappointed! Never eat the pizza its tasteless as are the bread sticks.
Very cool to know part of the history behind Hershey's
Fun place to visit! Our 2 year old grandchildren loved it!!! The staff is friendly & helpful!!
Absolutely loved it, especially the history, the only reason they didn't get a 5 is we never got to see the actual factory! They pointed to it fro. About 2 miles away.
This place is a RIP off they say register for free parking we had to pay $40 bought a pass a and still had to pay again inside. Don't go just stay on the interstate and u can see it all for free
Stuff here is same price as in stores. You would think they could at least sell that $1 candy bar for $.75. I guess you have to go here to get your 20 pound Hershey bar though.
They given out so much free chocolate with every attraction!
Lots of fun and has enough stuff to fill a day. Recommend doing the trolley ride and the make your own chocolate bar. The trolley ride with historical facts was very interesting. Chuck was a great host and delivered the information with great enthusiasm.
Amazing experience. Loved the chocolate tour and the milkshakes along with the famous candy
Very family friendly. Water park, chocolate world, many roller coasters. For a falimly of 4 with a pre-teen an 8 year old and 2 grandparents it is around $130.
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