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Chocolate World Tour

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About Chocolate World Tour

Guests can visit the Chocolate World Tour for FREE. Located outside the main gate, the tour is an adventure through a mock setting which documents the manufacturing of chocolate from the harvesting of cocoa beans in the jungles of Brazil to the processing plants located in the real chocolate factory located only a few blocks away. FREE samples at the exit! -- Last edited by Beth Bickar

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I really enjoy factory tours (makes me feel like a kid on a field trip), and while this isn't quite the same as seeing the real factory, it's informative and enjoyable, and you can't beat the free chocolate at the end of the tour! - Beth Olliges

very interesting ride. You will learn alot from this ride all about how chocolate is manufactured. At the end you receive a FREE sample of the newest hershey treat. - christian giovannini


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