With Hershey Park comes the "chocolate characters", the shows, and of course, the candy. We'll be surrounded by everything chocolate...hey, they don't call it "The sweetest place on earth" for nothing! But rather than paying the premiums for the chocolate right there at the factory (okay... they will be getting a free bar at the end of the tour ride, so they won't totally be denied the satisfaction of actually getting Hershey's chocolate from Chocolate World), I purchased a few packages of mini sized treats, regular sized Hershey bars, and some chocolate milk boxes before we left. They'll be packed in the cooler for dessert with our picnic lunch.
Using a $20 off coupon for the $166 admission, buying cheaper treats off premises, and packing a picnic lunch helps to keep an already expensive outing a little less expensive.
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We did the same thing when visiting Hershey PA.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the lay out of the park. Rides
for big kids are near rides for little ones so both age groups can ride at the same time. There
was plenty of shade for non-riders. Have a great
trip.
Dionne
Hi. Just stopping by from WFMW. ;) Great post.
ReplyDeleteI've never visited there, but I love Hershey's chocolate. The plain old Hershey's with Almonds is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteWow, I haven't been there in years since I live in Jersey now.
ReplyDeleteWe do go to Clementon Park quite a bit and do the same things. Saves a pretty penny!
:)