Wanted to visit here for a while now and drove a good distance out of the way to ride the Chocolate tour . Just a heads up , tomorrow I'll not be Hershey Park , caught a plane back to LA early this morning . I shall return when I can devout more time to PA . Check out yesterday's video . th-cam.com/video/HaccBpdD6qc/w-d-xo.html
TheDailyWoo Just to let you know, they changed the chocolate tour back in 2016 to add the newly designed characters and add the cartoonish animals. It used to be a lot more professional and I think it was better that way.
My wife and I visited Hershey last year, and we did the chocolate tour, just as you did. However, very near to Hershey is Gettysburg, so we also toured the civil war museums and battlefields. So next time you visit, I suggest that you check that out as well!
Wow; that place was extravagant!! Many years ago I toured the Hershey's factory in northern California, but it was just a factory. It was still interesting; I love seeing that sort of stuff, but there was no ride or anything involved. I did however cave and buy a 24 pack of peanut butter cups while "exiting through the gift shop". You clearly had more self control than I did. :-)
I was there in 1964 with my parents. The machinery was huge. They gave you a walking tour of the factory as it was producing chocolate bars complete with workers doing specific jobs. We had to walk within areas marked off by tape. The smell of cocoa was so strong it was almost nauseating. You did get a free Hershey's bar at the end of the tour. No Disney looking tours in those days
My kid just walked in the room while I was watching this. His jaw practically hit the floor. While he was mesmerized by all the sugar I quietly booked a hotel room. I'm not even going to tell him. I'm just going to put him in the car and start driving.
I have not ridden on this ride since 2001 and I must say it has changed Adam. It even changed a lot since I first rode it as a kid in the 1980's. They always keep updating it.
Just found this video and my daughter LOVED it! Funny enough she was there with her grandparents 2 days before you were there. She loved reliving her visit 💗
PRR I1sa they had a limited run on both a S'more and a peanut butter whatchamacallit. I remember a Mint Chocolate version as well. Was like a thin mint in a candy bar form and they used peppermint patty to make it. I vote they bring that one back.
I grew up in PA and we'd go there all the time in the 80's and 90's. All of that bright cartoony stuff at the entrance is new. It used to just be a bunch of dark little shopping areas to buy things, but nothing for kids to do or look at. And no food places, just stores. For the ride, it was just the factory steps. None of the talking animals or candy bars or music or screens in your car.
Loved the kids that helped you out and then wanted to be in your video. That was very cute. Hopefully you’ve made three new fans of roadside attractions!
Wow, things sure have changed there! I remember in 1970 Grandpappy, Granny, Mom, Dad and I were able to tour the ACTUAL factory...I guess the factory is gone, now, but the ride looks cool. Also, they gave you a FULL size bar at the end. My Dad, a party pooper to the max, wouldn't go to the amusment park, though. Bucket list.
The factory is still there, but people can no longer take tours of it. When I was a kid, I heard a rumor that they got rid of the factory tours because people hept dropping things into the vats. I am not sure if that is true though. Officially they said that they stopped the factory tours because they could no longer accommodate the crowds that were coming to visit.
absolutely loved this! God knew Mr Hershey had to cancel his trip on the titantic...what would have the world been like without chocolate? Thanks for taking us along...and your voice is so soothing after a long day at work...thanks Adam...safe travels :)
Thanks for showing Hershey, PA. Brought back memories when I went there as a kid. I also went to Hershey Park which was fun. I really remembered the Hershey kiss light polls. That stuck in my memory. 😊
OMG! There is very little left to the orginal tour from the 80's or 2001. The real moving machines mixing the chocolate and similar real machines showing the process like conveyer belts and also going through the Roaster are all that remain and even they might be new. No CGI talking candy bars. No screens at all. No animatronic cows that might come to life and try to kill you like in FNAF. Thank You Adam for making this video. One more thing. In the 80's they handed out full size Hershey bars. But in 2001 they were already only handy out the mini ones like you received.
Of course the one time Adam the Woo comes to my area I'm on vacation. I have a season pass to Hershey Park, I'm usually there at least once a week during the summer. I can't believe how crowded it was the day you went, I've never seen a line that long for that ride. I always go for the free chocolate at the end!
That's awesome!!! Are you a roller coaster person? If so what's your favorite there at Hershey Park. I go there twice a year since I live over 2 hours away.
sportsygirl8 my favorite roller coaster there is probably Great Bear :) I also like the wooden coasters like the lightning racers. Not a huge fan of Skyrush or Farenheight, I hate the seats on Skyrush and the whole straight up/straight down thing on Farenheight isn’t really my thing. They are ok but since they’re newer the lines are usually longer. The newest roller coaster, Laugh Track, I like but it’s not worth it if the line is super long. Which one is your favorite?
That is awesome!!! My favorite is Great Bear as well, I love how smooth it is. I like 2 of their wooden ones, not a fan of Wildcat that one I got off with bruises and a headache. I love Fahrenheit!!! I hate that the line is so long though. I also like SooperDooperLooper, one time I was in line for it and when the train came back to the station I see some kid being woke up by his dad...lol, so dad and I made the ride operators laugh when we were on it by cheering and being a bit obnoxious right before going into the station and then as it pulled into the station we both pretended we fell asleep, all the operators that saw us were giggling. I've never been on Skyrush based on people saying they don't like the restraints on it and crushes their thighs i don't have much desire to ride it. The straight up and straight down part of Fahrenheit tends to scare a lot of people or they don't like it because of that. I don't like the straight up part, but love the straight down part! I agree, I like Laugh Track, but it is not worth an hour wait in line. I like Storm Runner, but don't really like Sidewinder, I got whiplash on it last time I rode it.
Our parents used to take us to Hershey Park all the time when we were little! And we went back once in 2011 and I got a cold and was running a fever while my friend when on their newest roller-coaster. We still had fun after I took a nap and some tylonal at the first aid station.
“Chocolate. I remember when they first invented chocolate. Sweet sweet chocolate.” My portrayal of Pennsylvania in my United States Portrayed by SpongeBob video.
I grew up one town over from Hershey, it's refreshing to see someone get excited about this place! I guess going there for so many school physics field trips kinda desensitized me to just how cool of a place it actually is.
I played hockey as a kid we went to play in Hershey PA. being the only team from California and before Wayne Gretzky, everyone had lots of questions since not many teams from California come out for hockey tournaments. Its like we came from a different planet.
Hershey was a big part of my childhood! We went every year, and I took my kids every year. Awesome place to visit. Chocolate World was always my favorite thing, and that revolving floor tripped me every time LOL
Oh man, this brings back memories from a few years ago when I went with my family while heading towards NJ. I still have the shirt from the time I went.
I've got deep Pennsylvania roots. Great grandfather worked at Hershey for 48 years. Would of been 50 but he served 2 years during WWII. He's buried at Fort Indiantown Gap. He used to tell me a lot of stories about working there. If this video was made 8 years ago. Where you stood at Cocoa and Chocolate Ave would of smelled like chocolate. Hershey knocked down the factories and outsourced it to Mexico.
Ol Milton Snavely probably rolled over in his grave when they let almost 1600 employees go, knocked down the factory and shipped the jobs south of the border. Idk who runs the board now. But memory serves that a lot of people on the board were fired. Heard about some embezzlement and a few other things going on. The trust that oversees the Milton Hershey School slammed the piggy bank on somebody's sticky fingers.
@TheDailyWoo I remember going to Hershey many years ago and I got to go on the Factory tour!!! It was so much fun!!! Although, if I remember right, there was a boat ride that you went on while on the tour
They have a awesome camp site also. The only thing is the trains wake you up at all times in the night. I actually had to by ear plugs to be able to sleep.
Things have really changed since the 60 ‘s I remembered walking in and you could almost reach over and Thoth the chocolate being mixed with the big paddles, none of this stuff was here than in fact I think it was free and you got a free chocolate bar as you left.
I'm so sad because you did not get to ride it when the old edition of the chocolate ride was there. I grew up going to this park every year and I miss the old edition of the chocolate ride and song!!!
Dang Adam awesome video! I live just a couple miles away from Hershey it would of been cool to meet you! I love going to Hershey to watch trains and go to Chocolate World and Hershey Park.
There used to be a make your own candy part of the place where u got a little paper hat and got to make your own candy... Really it was just like seasonal or promotion temporary flavors like Dr pepper gum and all that. It looked really cool though, cool long conveor belts full of candy
I’m always years late to these videos but popped in to say that a young Wilt Chamberlain once scored 100 points in a single NBA game and that historic event occurred in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
RW:TDW I went there during a cross country vacation with my mom, bro,and a family friend who brought us there during my Birthday at exactly 5/31/2021(though my bday is literally 5/31/1990) and wow did I had a blast,definitely a good birthday even though I didn’t get any cake ,but atleast i get to eat something sweet and even bought 2 different hoodies in the process aswell.😁✌️
Oh wow they've updated the ride sibmbce we last went a couple years ago. The cars with the screens are new. There used to be an animatronic cow in that barn window at the beginning of the ride. Looks so empty now. Do the cows still sing "Its the milk chocolate "? Had that song in my our head for days after. Lol
LOL Adam the floor is like the people mover floor .You've been away from the Magic Kingdom to long :P...WOW I haven't seen the Whatchamacallit in eons.....Adam look up a place called Stew Leonardsits in my hometown of Norwalk CT.It was once in Ripleys for being the largest Dairy store and shopping in it is like going to an amusment park.It has animtronics in it
Pretty cool. I wonder if that's real molten chocolate in the tour ride, like the kisses and other packaged stuff, and if any of it is ever used in the factory for distribution/consumption.
I don't know why and I don't understand it but I've heard many British people say that they think Hershey chocolate tastes like wax. I "do not" agree with them on that! In fact, I have never found any brand or type of chocolate that I do not like. I love chocolate! Hershey Special Dark chocolate is my favorite though. Toblerone's are good. I even like white chocolate. I like to eat non-sweetened chocolate. LOL Thanks for uploading this video!
Wanted to visit here for a while now and drove a good distance out of the way to ride the Chocolate tour . Just a heads up , tomorrow I'll not be Hershey Park , caught a plane back to LA early this morning . I shall return when I can devout more time to PA . Check out yesterday's video . th-cam.com/video/HaccBpdD6qc/w-d-xo.html
TheDailyWoo Just to let you know, they changed the chocolate tour back in 2016 to add the newly designed characters and add the cartoonish animals. It used to be a lot more professional and I think it was better that way.
My wife and I visited Hershey last year, and we did the chocolate tour, just as you did.
However, very near to Hershey is Gettysburg, so we also toured the civil war museums and battlefields. So next time you visit, I suggest that you check that out as well!
TheDailyWoo it's a shame your heading back to the smoke and fires be safe Adam!
TheDailyWoo can't wait to see your video on Hersheypark, when you return to Penna! Hope you get to visit Gettysburg, as well.
Wow; that place was extravagant!! Many years ago I toured the Hershey's factory in northern California, but it was just a factory. It was still interesting; I love seeing that sort of stuff, but there was no ride or anything involved. I did however cave and buy a 24 pack of peanut butter cups while "exiting through the gift shop". You clearly had more self control than I did. :-)
I was there in the 1960s as a child, I remember the entire town smelling like chocolate. Oh, nice memories. Thanks. Peace.
That place existed in the 60s? Looks early 2010s
@Aiden Romito
I was there in 2008 and it was 90% the same as in this video so it’s definitely been around since before the early 2010’s
@@PrinceApollo117 I am sure like any tourist place. It has been updated.
I was there in 1964 with my parents. The machinery was huge. They gave you a walking tour of the factory as it was producing chocolate bars complete with workers doing specific jobs. We had to walk within areas marked off by tape. The smell of cocoa was so strong it was almost nauseating. You did get a free Hershey's bar at the end of the tour. No Disney looking tours in those days
are you in your 60's or early 70's also this comment do be cool though
My kid just walked in the room while I was watching this. His jaw practically hit the floor. While he was mesmerized by all the sugar I quietly booked a hotel room. I'm not even going to tell him. I'm just going to put him in the car and start driving.
How was it?
How was it?
How did it go? Did you record?
I have not ridden on this ride since 2001 and I must say it has changed Adam. It even changed a lot since I first rode it as a kid in the 1980's. They always keep updating it.
Just found this video and my daughter LOVED it! Funny enough she was there with her grandparents 2 days before you were there. She loved reliving her visit 💗
Nice taste with the WhatchaMaCalliTs I like the KitKats! I can't wait to check this place out someday.
Whatchamacallit and 5th Avenue bar are my favorites. A fresh 5th Ave is like a better tasting Butterfingers.
PRR I1sa they had a limited run on both a S'more and a peanut butter whatchamacallit. I remember a Mint Chocolate version as well. Was like a thin mint in a candy bar form and they used peppermint patty to make it. I vote they bring that one back.
WhatChaMaCallIts is my favorite candy bar. I liked the Thingamajig when it was out also.
Don't forget the Reggie Bar..
Tampa Jay You will love it yes you will since I’ve been there 500 times Plus more Times
I grew up in PA and we'd go there all the time in the 80's and 90's. All of that bright cartoony stuff at the entrance is new. It used to just be a bunch of dark little shopping areas to buy things, but nothing for kids to do or look at. And no food places, just stores.
For the ride, it was just the factory steps. None of the talking animals or candy bars or music or screens in your car.
Loved the kids that helped you out and then wanted to be in your video. That was very cute. Hopefully you’ve made three new fans of roadside attractions!
Wow, things sure have changed there! I remember in 1970 Grandpappy, Granny, Mom, Dad and I were able to tour the ACTUAL factory...I guess the factory is gone, now, but the ride looks cool. Also, they gave you a FULL size bar at the end. My Dad, a party pooper to the max, wouldn't go to the amusment park, though. Bucket list.
The factory is still there, but people can no longer take tours of it. When I was a kid, I heard a rumor that they got rid of the factory tours because people hept dropping things into the vats. I am not sure if that is true though. Officially they said that they stopped the factory tours because they could no longer accommodate the crowds that were coming to visit.
absolutely loved this! God knew Mr Hershey had to cancel his trip on the titantic...what would have the world been like without chocolate? Thanks for taking us along...and your voice is so soothing after a long day at work...thanks Adam...safe travels :)
Thanks for showing Hershey, PA. Brought back memories when I went there as a kid. I also went to Hershey Park which was fun. I really remembered the Hershey kiss light polls. That stuck in my memory. 😊
Everyone stay blessed
You too, my dear!
Thx u to
Aww... you're so sweet! ^u^
I used to go to Hershey every summer while I grew up in Pennsylvania till I moved to San Francisco at 19 this brings back awesome memories
My wife and I stayed at the Hotel Hershey for our honeymoon back in 2006, great place!
Very cool !
OMG! There is very little left to the orginal tour from the 80's or 2001. The real moving machines mixing the chocolate and similar real machines showing the process like conveyer belts and also going through the Roaster are all that remain and even they might be new. No CGI talking candy bars. No screens at all. No animatronic cows that might come to life and try to kill you like in FNAF. Thank You Adam for making this video. One more thing. In the 80's they handed out full size Hershey bars. But in 2001 they were already only handy out the mini ones like you received.
Who remembers the original ride before they updated it with the modern tech
Of course the one time Adam the Woo comes to my area I'm on vacation. I have a season pass to Hershey Park, I'm usually there at least once a week during the summer. I can't believe how crowded it was the day you went, I've never seen a line that long for that ride. I always go for the free chocolate at the end!
That's awesome!!! Are you a roller coaster person? If so what's your favorite there at Hershey Park. I go there twice a year since I live over 2 hours away.
sportsygirl8 my favorite roller coaster there is probably Great Bear :) I also like the wooden coasters like the lightning racers. Not a huge fan of Skyrush or Farenheight, I hate the seats on Skyrush and the whole straight up/straight down thing on Farenheight isn’t really my thing. They are ok but since they’re newer the lines are usually longer. The newest roller coaster, Laugh Track, I like but it’s not worth it if the line is super long. Which one is your favorite?
Megan Weller I work at hershey park in storm runner group
That is awesome!!! My favorite is Great Bear as well, I love how smooth it is. I like 2 of their wooden ones, not a fan of Wildcat that one I got off with bruises and a headache. I love Fahrenheit!!! I hate that the line is so long though. I also like SooperDooperLooper, one time I was in line for it and when the train came back to the station I see some kid being woke up by his dad...lol, so dad and I made the ride operators laugh when we were on it by cheering and being a bit obnoxious right before going into the station and then as it pulled into the station we both pretended we fell asleep, all the operators that saw us were giggling. I've never been on Skyrush based on people saying they don't like the restraints on it and crushes their thighs i don't have much desire to ride it. The straight up and straight down part of Fahrenheit tends to scare a lot of people or they don't like it because of that. I don't like the straight up part, but love the straight down part! I agree, I like Laugh Track, but it is not worth an hour wait in line. I like Storm Runner, but don't really like Sidewinder, I got whiplash on it last time I rode it.
That's awesome, Ethan! I'm sure it's fun working Storm Runner seeing the emotions on people's faces before and after the ride.
Our parents used to take us to Hershey Park all the time when we were little! And we went back once in 2011 and I got a cold and was running a fever while my friend when on their newest roller-coaster. We still had fun after I took a nap and some tylonal at the first aid station.
“Chocolate. I remember when they first invented chocolate. Sweet sweet chocolate.” My portrayal of Pennsylvania in my United States Portrayed by SpongeBob video.
Start rubbing me with that chocolate!
so close to me!! im so happy you decided to visit this themepark, along with the town. hope you can come back soon!
I grew up one town over from Hershey, it's refreshing to see someone get excited about this place! I guess going there for so many school physics field trips kinda desensitized me to just how cool of a place it actually is.
I played hockey as a kid we went to play in Hershey PA. being the only team from California and before Wayne Gretzky, everyone had lots of questions since not many teams from California come out for hockey tournaments. Its like we came from a different planet.
I love reeses peanut cups
When I was a kid they used to give tours of the actual factory. The smell was amazing!!! The real tour ended in the 70s.
Hershey was a big part of my childhood! We went every year, and I took my kids every year. Awesome place to visit. Chocolate World was always my favorite thing, and that revolving floor tripped me every time LOL
You should go to the coco-cola factory in Atlanta Georgia they have tours and you can try all kinds of cola
Going to before year end
TheDailyWoo OMG CANT WAIT FOE THAT VIDEO!
@Dusk Raccoon they do I went to a tour back in 2014 before i graduated high school
Pepsi nation
i loved old pic of the early 20s, 30s, 40s, just love old things
I love Hershey, PA. Always a blast
I don't have much of a sweet tooth anymore but this is an awesome vlog Adam! 💜
By far, your video is best of all the one I watch for chocolate tour. Thank you!
I live about 1.5 hours from the Ganong factory. It is in a little town called St. Stephen New Brunswick, Canada. It is a border town to Calais Maine.
My personal favorite is Mounds. I also like Almond Joy, because sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t 🎶
I am so glad I got to do the ride before the remodel.
Looks like now you just ride by a bunch of screens.
Oh man, this brings back memories from a few years ago when I went with my family while heading towards NJ. I still have the shirt from the time I went.
I've got deep Pennsylvania roots. Great grandfather worked at Hershey for 48 years. Would of been 50 but he served 2 years during WWII. He's buried at Fort Indiantown Gap. He used to tell me a lot of stories about working there. If this video was made 8 years ago. Where you stood at Cocoa and Chocolate Ave would of smelled like chocolate. Hershey knocked down the factories and outsourced it to Mexico.
My dad is buried there too.
I thought so and that's sad.
Ol Milton Snavely probably rolled over in his grave when they let almost 1600 employees go, knocked down the factory and shipped the jobs south of the border. Idk who runs the board now. But memory serves that a lot of people on the board were fired. Heard about some embezzlement and a few other things going on. The trust that oversees the Milton Hershey School slammed the piggy bank on somebody's sticky fingers.
Thank you! You did a excellent job filming at “Chocolate World! “ Looking forward to your next travel video! 😃👏🏻
I am pretty sure you can buy every candy Hershey makes in this shop. Every variation. Many of them can be purchased by the case.
@TheDailyWoo I remember going to Hershey many years ago and I got to go on the Factory tour!!! It was so much fun!!! Although, if I remember right, there was a boat ride that you went on while on the tour
Holy cow, you're EXACTLY like Shatner! :D
Been watching way too much TOS lately , almost done with season 2
TheDailyWoo - There’s never too much TOS buddy!
TheDailyWoo Does TOS = The Original Series? I'm not cool. Also, your Arnold is way better than your Bill. ;)
Nice video!! I live near Hershey, PA and was excited to see this video!
I practically grew up going here every summer... it looks different now... I hope you went to the theme park, too!!
For a second there I saw 'Discover the fart of chocolate' on the lenticular posters haha. Awesome tour thanks.
Love the Hershey kisses chocolate street lights
Thanks for visiting my town!! Glad you enjoyed it
I’ll be in Hershey in the next week. I love going there every year. I love in Horsham, PA and Love the drive up there
The photos are new. When I went the first time as a little kid they gave out a full Hershey bar.
I’ve always wanted to visit Hershey, PA! Would have loved to see you at Hershey Park though. Maybe another time!
Nice one- free admission and free candy at the end of the ride!
They have a awesome camp site also. The only thing is the trains wake you up at all times in the night. I actually had to by ear plugs to be able to sleep.
The ride has changed since I’ve been there and I cannot believe that the make your own chocolate is out of order
We live a couple hours from Hersheys. Seeing all those kids makes me wonder how much barf they clean up off the floor & the bathrooms???!!!! 🤢🤮
The best Hersheys video ever.
Things have really changed since the 60 ‘s I remembered walking in and you could almost reach over and Thoth the chocolate being mixed with the big paddles, none of this stuff was here than in fact I think it was free and you got a free chocolate bar as you left.
I'm so sad because you did not get to ride it when the old edition of the chocolate ride was there. I grew up going to this park every year and I miss the old edition of the chocolate ride and song!!!
I remember when I was little we went to Hershey and sesame place a lot. Hershey is where my parents went for their honeymoon
I admit it, I'm a chocoholic. I control it by just eating Godiva so I dont go overboard, cause I will. Lol. Nice vlog, very....schweet!!
Blondie Godiva and Ghirardelli for me so I don't eat much since not close by
Christina Cope Godiva is soooo good, but very pricey. If you sign up for their rewards, you get a free piece of chocolate every month. 😁👍
Blondie It's so wonderful and that's how they get me to drive 30 miles to their store♡
Try their hot cocoa mix, it's the best.
Watching this 1 year into covid. How I wish I can travel.
I was hoping to see an Oompa Loompa...
even when i was a kid in the 80's, Hersey stopped giving tours to the original factory
starvationarmyzine tours of actual chocolate factory ended in 1972
Dang Adam awesome video! I live just a couple miles away from Hershey it would of been cool to meet you! I love going to Hershey to watch trains and go to Chocolate World and Hershey Park.
. I love it there. They have great deals on chocolate. I cant believe that you only bought 1 bar. The chocolate shakes are incredible.
There used to be a make your own candy part of the place where u got a little paper hat and got to make your own candy... Really it was just like seasonal or promotion temporary flavors like Dr pepper gum and all that. It looked really cool though, cool long conveor belts full of candy
the hershey bar is coming for us
Love that place was there 2017❤ Hershey is my place
I’m always years late to these videos but popped in to say that a young Wilt Chamberlain once scored 100 points in a single NBA game and that historic event occurred in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
Went to Hershey Pennsylvania back in October 2017 it’s a cool place 👍🏻
I've been there numerous times.. We even went there once on a field trip
This ride has been changed and upgraded a number of times- I remember it back inn the 1970s.
Hi Adam. Oh my, Hershey?? Thank you for this clog, and It’s barely started. Lol
This ride is better than Disney, it's a shame Disney use to make rides where you learned stuff. Now it's just stupid test track
we been there I love the factory tour and we did making your own chocolate bar..
If you ever want to see the Jelly Belly factory in Northern California, my family is sponsored by them. I would love to get you a special tour.
RW:TDW I went there during a cross country vacation with my mom, bro,and a family friend who brought us there during my Birthday at exactly 5/31/2021(though my bday is literally 5/31/1990) and wow did I had a blast,definitely a good birthday even though I didn’t get any cake ,but atleast i get to eat something sweet and even bought 2 different hoodies in the process aswell.😁✌️
I will be there sometime next to see Hershey chocolate world with my little son..!!!
Glad you got the whatchamicallit
I was their in early July it was so much fun!!
I bet you can smell the chocolate walking through there we use to have a Hershey factory its to bad because i miss it :(
Oh wow they've updated the ride sibmbce we last went a couple years ago. The cars with the screens are new. There used to be an animatronic cow in that barn window at the beginning of the ride. Looks so empty now. Do the cows still sing "Its the milk chocolate "?
Had that song in my our head for days after. Lol
I think Reese's peanut butter cups is and will always be almost everyone's favorite!!!😂😂😂
I saw a video where people got stuck on this ride in the roaster when the power went out!
There is a place called Intercourse PA. Beautiful Amish country.
Not sure if he mentioned it in the video, but the entire place (and yes even the ride) smells like chocolate
LOL Adam the floor is like the people mover floor .You've been away from the Magic Kingdom to long :P...WOW I haven't seen the Whatchamacallit in eons.....Adam look up a place called Stew Leonardsits in my hometown of Norwalk CT.It was once in Ripleys for being the largest Dairy store and shopping in it is like going to an amusment park.It has animtronics in it
Willy Wonka would be jealous.
I guess Milton knew in the back of his mind that going on the Titanic would be a VERY bad idea.
i loved old fashioned stuff
Wisconsin has the Chocolate City USA the Nestle Chocolate Factory is there!
Awwww I wish Auckland New Zealand have This to Awesome.
I'm keeping this video! Great tour!! 🍫👍
I think your films are great from Susie in London England!
I would love to go to The Hershey Story Museum and Chocolate World and I love Hershey's Chocolate bar and Kisses!😀😍🍪🎂🍰🍫
Pretty cool. I wonder if that's real molten chocolate in the tour ride, like the kisses and other packaged stuff, and if any of it is ever used in the factory for distribution/consumption.
Sean's Myth no it's corn starch and water with color added
Oh ok I thought it was probably something like that, they can easily just make non-edible "props" of everything for repeated use.
Love Hershey park, so many memories!
When I was a kid you could tour the real factory
That place is heaven
Talking Chocolates have nothing over oompa loompas!
Where I live, bars of this chocolate are sold 🥰
I guess I'll be going to Hershey PA now. LOL
Thanks Adam...another Great video and very useful to me! ♡
They changed the ride since I was last on it!
This was a lot of fun. 🍫
I don't know why and I don't understand it but I've heard many British people say that they think Hershey chocolate tastes like wax. I "do not" agree with them on that! In fact, I have never found any brand or type of chocolate that I do not like. I love chocolate! Hershey Special Dark chocolate is my favorite though. Toblerone's are good. I even like white chocolate. I like to eat non-sweetened chocolate. LOL Thanks for uploading this video!