This attraction was really educational. From failure to success, building a factory, to building homes.....a community and still be going strong. Never knew such a place was around........the street lights are Hershey Kisses! We got to make our own candy bar, lick the spoon and the bowl. Also got an extra bowl of chocolate and shared it with another person.....didn't... more

Heshey story is mainly for adults or older children. The staff is very friendly and give you usefull advise about what is showcased. Some of the things showed you would not think twice about until the staff tell you a story about it. If you are bored and have nothing to do check it out. more

All the staff is nice, friendly, and helpful. My kids did the apprentice booklet and needed help and the staff stationed around the museum were more than happy to help out and were very knowledgeable. It was a nice set up, upbeat atmosphere. It's a little more relaxed than the typical museaum. You can interact with the exibits, some were... more

there is a museum on chocolate ave.. this is 10 dollars for adults. its all reading what hershey did to make the town. a plate or 2 he owned grownig up . where he got the idea.. boaring... and it cost , takes 20 min going slow..... when u go to the park enterence however theres a hershsy ride that... more

Couple: Ages 21 & 22 We did the museum and chocolate lab We enjoyed this more than the world of hershey. We had a lot of fun. The museum portion was really interesting. We ran out of time for everything we wanted to do. more

The museum is next door to Hershey's Chocolate World. It has Native American and Pennsylvania Dutch exhibits, along with exhibits about Milton Hershey and the Hershey Company. It was interesting to find out that Mr. Hershey had paid a deposit to be on the Titanic, but decided not to go. Other than that, nothing else really interested us, and we... more