Hershey's Chocolatetown - Amusement park in Hershey - 100 Hersheypark Dr, USA

Weeee! Wow! Loved this new (to us, at least) addition to the entrance areas around Hershey Park!! We did not come to Hershey to go to the Park (this time) but stopped at Chocolate World for the afternoon. We were pleasantly surprised to find this area completed (it was still under construction way back when we last came). The store is great and has a whole lot of things that are not available in Chocolate World. So much fun to browse around the store and see all the cute designs. We also loved the dining options, reviewed separately.

Hershey's own store right next to Hersheypark. Parking is free, so you don't need an admission ticket to the amusement park to visit. Most of the attractions require the purchase of a ticket except for the tour of the Chocolate making process ride, which is free. There is a food court, but on the upper side of the price and not worth what you'll shell out to eat there. Save your money for the Chocolatier, Milton's Ice Cream Parlor, or the Sweeterie.

This looks like a great amusement park with 15 rollercoasters! However, we were there for the Christmas Candy Lane experience and nearly all of the coasters were closed except for one that closed half an hour after the park opened on a weekday. There was hardly anything to do though the lights were nice.

The sweetest place on Earth. Amazing place to bring your kids to. Lots of stuff to do. Very entertaining and it smells like chocolate no matter where you are 😁

We wanted to check this out since we’re locals to Disney and thought it would be like a Disney springs. We were unaware it was just a store. We came in a time that Hershey park is only open on weekends, so we didn’t get to visit the park unfortunately, but we did shop the store. The store is huge and offers some food and a whole wide array of activities and merchandise to shop from. The store was super clean, and easy to navigate without tripping over people. The restrooms were clean and easily accessible. If we come back to the area, we will plan on coming back.

Really nice place. Free parking and the trolley tour was very informative and you got free chocolate

Overpriced... being one of the biggest chocolate companies they not even a hot chocolate offered during winter. Not even when you have to pay $25.00 to park and eat at the Chocolatier. Insane, first and last. I won't recommend visiting the place.

Maybe comparable to downtown Disney but much smaller...