It's not really a tour. Well I mean it is but it's a self guided tour and it only takes about 5-10 minutes. You walk in and the front is an m&m store. Then you go in and it's just a small part of the factory where they mix the ingredients and where they package it. \n\nThere's only windows there and that's how u view it. No close up seeing how the machines operate and no chef guided tour. It's just you looking through the window at ppl packaging chocolate or unwrapping butter to put into the machines. Not that exciting. But at the end they give u free samples of the chocolate they make throughout the tour.\n\n The end is also a little gift shop sort of, they sell their chocolate (obviously) and some souvenirs. It was kind of fun I guess. It wasn't what I was expecting but it was still intetesting. I wouldn't make it some big visit to look forward to. Kind of boring, there was like 3 other people there besides me and my family. The place isn't crowded it's actually kind of empty, but the front m&m store was occupied with a couple (I'll say 3) families which I don't really get.... \n\nBut take ur family here if u want. But let's not say you weren't warned, it's a little boring, but what might interest you is the packaging machines. that's about it.
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