My Experience at the Hershey's Chocolate Factory

On November 8, my family and I went to the Hershey's Chocolate Factory. Before going my family and me went to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to visit my sister, Mariana, who is studying at the University of Pennsylvania(UPENN). The trip to the city of Hershey lasted 2 hours, the weather was very bad, we had fog and rain. In the trip, we couldn't see very well, but we could see many awesome landscapes. It rained all the trip, but we had instructions, so we arrived with very good time. The factory was huge, it had even roller coasters, and attractions that showed how Hershey was created. I think that putting a roller coaster at a chocolate factory, is not very intelligent, people would throw up after eating and then going in the roller coaster.

The climate affected a lot de trip, we couldn't go into the roller coasters, the trolley or any outdoor attraction. The city of Hershey was like a normal city with schools and restaurants. That day, the parking-lots were empty because it was Wednesday. There were many indoor attractions, including a tour that told how chocolate is made in the factory, a 3D show, that lasted 30 minutes, and a section of the factory that showed how the packets of kisses are made.

The 3D show was very cool because normally the 3D shows only are images, but in this one, there was water, things in your foot, that were in a moment rats, and the vibration of your chair. The tour of chocolate was cool because they used real chocolate to show how the chocolate is melted and formed. The last things wasn't very cool, because it was for little kids. The best thing was that we bought tons and tons of chocolate, including the largest Kiss of the world. It was crazy, we bought all kinds of Hershey chocolate.

Many of the chocolate we bought were for friends or for family. I think I have enough chocolate until New Year. The climate was the same in the trip back, still, having that horrible climate, we had a great and delicious time in the Hershey's Chocolate Factory. I hope you can go because its very cool. Really, I didn't ate many chocolate that day, only the free samples the people there gave us.