I really enjoyed the life history of the Hershey story. How Mr. Hershey shared his dream, how he made it a reality, with little education. It proves that if you can dream it, and work hard at it, it can be done. What's so wonderful is, he truly cared and showed agape love for his workers and the community. All... More

Lots of great information here. You get to see and read a lot about Milton Hershey at the numerous glass cases housing various mementos and artifacts.

Having visited Hershey many times as a child and toured to actual factory, I hesitated about paying to see the Hershey story told again. I assumed there was little left to learn. To my surprise, the Hershey Story was very informative, entertaining and the interactive exhibits added a nice dimension. If you enjoy seeing history come to life, I'd definitely... More

Easy (and free) parking, nice change of pace from most museums...special activities for kids and a chance to sign up for chocolate making classes with the experts.

This museum was not in existence during our last visit to Hershey, but we were pleasantly surprised at how nice it is; first-rate displays, interactive stations, overall "user friendly" and then some. Good for all ages. (Note: We only spent about 45 minutes here and did not have time for the "extras", but the museum itself and gift shop were... More

Pretty typical for what it is. Nice to see the exhibits and learn the history, but a bit dry. I would suggest taking the trolley tour (out of Chocolate World) first, and then going to the museum to get more depth of information.

The Hershey Story is a modern museum focusing on the history of Hershey and chocolate. It has both interactive technology-based displays and intriguing historical artifacts from chocolate packaging to ancient civilization's cocoa customs. The museum building is appealing in it's modern design, facilitating educating younger audiences and examples of candy production that will fascinate all. Within the same building is... More

We enjoyed the "make your own Hershey Bar" and the nearby attractions in the shop. The ride were good fun, and the zoo was a nice unexpected break. We dove 8 hours to get here. If you have other closer choices for a zoo or amusement park, you might be better off. Not that there is anything wrong with the... More

This museum was great. Took a free shuttle from Chocolate World. Went on a Sunday and was very quiet. Loved it that way. It was really informative learning about Milton Hershey's life. Great little gem. Went to Cafe Zooka for a fabulous chocolate tasting. It was great. Would highly recommend.