Swiss Chocolate Adventure At Swiss Museum Of Transport In Lucerne

Fun little car takes you through the creation of Swiss Chocolate. Lots of free chocolate gifts! There is a lot of other things to do at the Museum. A 3D theater, planetarium and more. If I had known I would have bought an all inclusive ticket.

Thoroughly enjoyed the experience. A fun way to learn about the chocolate making process. My teen loved it and especially loved the chocolate samples at the end!

You sit in a ride car and get taken/twirled into various points. Some just film/information about aspects of the chocolate making process, others more 3D/multimedia. Engaging and interesting. A ‘grand finale’. Samples during and after. Shop prices same as usual (not hiked up)

It is like a small show but not not really worthy. They charge 18 CFH, but attractive. It is just a small video clips.. Better to visit to the chocolate manufacturing plants, where you will get a more change to learn and teste some good cholates as well.

Envisioned as a ride that will guide you thru the process of chocolate making, it's painfully outdated in terms of technological capabilities and ultimately short on information provided. The staff was courteous and the chocolate samples were welcome; however, it felt as a sales pitch for the chocolate shop at the end of the visit. Price 18 CHF - value of chocolate samples received - $3 CHF (generous estimate) - overpriced.

It's kind of fun with the multimedia displays and the cart that drives you around, but you don't actually see anything being made. At the end they give you a few free samples.

It’s about 20 minutes. You meander through some well designed and engaging exhibitions / videos of the chocolate making business / history of chocolate. It’s fine. But hugely overpriced. We paid 18 CHF per person. Yes it is Switzerland. But still…it was just about ok.

It's allright, i would not pat 20CHF though. There was a technical difficulty but am sure that wasn't part of the plan. It's very informative but that memorable it just spins you to different parts within the same are. I should've trusted the previous reviews.

Snippets of info about chocolate presented while moving though the attraction in a tilt-a-wheel seat. Would have gotten more out of watching a YouTube video and buying a case of Lindt chocolates for that price. Oh, they did give you ONE Lindt truffle at the end. Not worth it.

Fun little activity. Great explanation of how chocolate became a popular Swiss export and details on the making process. My teens thought it was fun. Like everything in Switzerland, a bit pricey for a 25 minute activity but I would still recommend it.

The adventure itself is quite enjoyable, with interesting facts and captivating scenery. However, the subsequent chocolate tasting experience leaves much to be desired. It took place in a souvenir store, and the lady in charge on that particular day appeared to harbor a strong aversion towards people. Accompanied by my friend and her son, we encountered a rather unpleasant incident when the boy expressed his interest in sampling the chocolate. The lady, visibly annoyed, curtly inquired if we were members of the 'Chocolate Adventure'. Even after confirming our membership, she promptly turned her back on us and resumed explaining the nuances of chocolate to other visitors. Such disregard, particularly towards a child, is utterly unacceptable.

Great activity for adults and kids. It was a learning experience and the chocolates were great. The time spent with the chocolatier was the right amount to keep the kid’s attention

I thought it would be more interesting, you will watch a documentary about chocolate while in the visit, for me and the family didn’t enjoy, i would prefer to do other things during this time as i could know about the history of chocolate from youtube by my own

This adventure, or ride, reminded me of the teacup ride in Disney world, but with less turns. It was an interesting way to learn about the history of chocolate and how it’s made

Well, it is a bit little if you have high expectations. I did not expect a lot so I was positively surprised. There are good facts and it is interesting. Staff is not welcoming unfortunately.

We enjoyed the ride learning about how chocolate is made and of course the free samples at the end. Apparently there is a tasting with a chocolatier but it was going to be an hour and a half later so we didn't stay.. Maybe they could have it sooner after the first rides through. Also enjoyed shopping at the Lindt store there!

The end to end process was very informative. Was expecting an actual factory. This is far better Loved it

It’s okay but basically just a pretty and elaborate Lindt sales pitch. Exit through the Lindt gift shop. Wouldn’t recommend. We went because it was included with our tickets to the Swiss Transport Museum.

had to cancel because the changed the times and didn’t get to go. looked good but this site needs to keep up with changes. we showed up for our 11am show and they changed scheduled to 1pm

You learn how Lindt chocolate is made and get ohne Lindt chocolate ball, not even something special. I wouldnt recommend this to my friends or family. Try Maison Cailer ;)

Looks into ‘Logistics’ in Switzerland. A good small collection of Swiss aviation aircraft, some you can enter. A section on space, trains and cars. COVID compliant. Food is cafeteria style, but this could be due to restaurants being closed. What a Swiss chocolate experience has to do with transportation is beyond me other than pure commercialism. Lots of stuff for kids to do. Expect to pay Swiss prices.

We had a great experience at the Swiss Chocolate Adventure Experience at the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne. Visitors quite literally get transported through the history of chocolate and the Lindt brand in a chocolate carriage. Each display room/area is a visual delight and in one of the rooms, guests are a gifted a small surprise. An affordable attraction among a host of other exciting activities at the museum. Great for families.

Jun 19: Once done with the museum, take the Chocolate adventure. They made the journey from the cocoa to the chocolate as an amazing journey telling about the relevant things. It will take less than 30 mins but an experience for sure. They take you around in a cup-saucer like train inside and tell you the history. End it with shopping at the Lindt shop. Heavenly

Chocolate advanture section is not worth to spend your money. They only offer some videos to watch that you can easily find on video platforms and only one (not bulk but piece) Lindt chocolate ball. Also they took 7 chf from 2,5 year old kid. OK this is Switzerland, everything is money but this was over the sky.

This tour was in a little chocolate carriage that takes you around and shows you how they make chocolate and you also get free samples. This was one of the neat things I have ever done and it was excellent

It is a lovely experience, sitting in comfortable chairs and watching presentations. The age does not matter because the films are short in interesting environment. No, the secret is not revealed but you still will learn a lot. And we loved the surprises. :) We bought the combo ticket with the transportation museum and it was a fantastic day, even it was raining outside, most of the activities you do it inside.

Was a really good attraction, sitting in a cube of chocolate whizzing around the world! Learning about cocoa. Free truffles at the end coming down a chute - yummy. Not expensive either.

While in the Transportation Museum, we took the Swiss Chocolate Adventure Experience. It was quite informative and fun, especially for families with children. Four to a mobile car, we were transported through a story of how chocolate is made, and we found it fascinating. Plus, we got some samples when the ride was finished. We'd highly recommend it to all, but especially to families with young children.

We had a very pleasant walk from the City to the Museum. We were there mid week so not too many people around. The Museum was very interesting, and the Chocolate Adventure was most informative and excellent - fully recommend.

This is a little different and the experience lasts about 30 minutes. A motorised cart transfers you from area/screen to area/screen and you are taught how chocolate is made in Switzerland. You receive a few little samples at the end. It's based within the transport museum itself.

This tour explained how chocolate is made in detail and we enjoyed it. Plus, you got samples! Also, there was a museum there and some other adventures for children. Nice place.

This tour was so entertaining. I felt like Willy Wonka was going to pop up somewhere! We learned a lot about Swiss chocolate and even got to try some! Tour is about 30 mins.

<p>We learned a lot about chocolate during this short experience. It was a unique tour and I’m glad we did it.</p>

<p>A lot of information but not a lot of fun. The automated 'cars' take you into cylindrical rooms where you learn about the how chocolate is made. Having been to Cadburys World we didn't feel we learnt a lot. I'd have been interested in learning more about how they picked different flavours, researched new ideas etc. The space wa well used but felt a little sparse outside of the rooms. Staff were very friendly though and tried to make the experience as enjoyable as possible.</p>

<p>Simple tour of the history of Lindt chocolate, nothing special.</p>

It has replicas and originals of air, land and sea transport, with some nice simulators. Guaranteed fun for any age. We stayed for 3 hours but I wanted to stay longer. In the end, we did the Lindt Chocolate Experience which was good but I only indicate if you do not visit the nearby Zurich factory which is much better!

I ordered my dish: a yellow risotto limande for 10 euros 45 The dish received is ridiculously small and when I taste: the risotto is arch cold. I go back to the counter , I get warmed up for more than 5 minutes. This time the fish was very cooked .... Then I realize that I didn’t get a token for the ordered coffee. So I’m not happy at all, especially since this is not my first experience of this kind. Flunch lacks staff and I will add qualified and competent. I imagine a friendly staff would be luxury.

Absolutely bad experience. Children pay 10.-, adults 18.- CHF. Despite booked timeslot we had to wait almost 30min because other day visitors did not have to reserve a timeslot. Ultra bad process. After waiting forever, we went down in a container just to wait there again. After that, sitting in a car, it was about sitting still and listening to 2omin. Visually, it was okay, in terms of content as well. After that there was 1x chocolate ball and a voucher for 3x chocolate patterns. Totally overpriced and only for chocolate freaks. For everyone else: Hands off, for this money, go to the zoo Arth-Goldau for a whole day.

The chocolate experience is "ok", not Valeria visit....but the transportation museum is surreal! The combination (chocolate experience + transportation museum) is very worth it, so you can spend an entire afternoon.

Incredible! It deserves to be visited! A unique and fun experience, great for the family! Don't hesitate to try it!

Unfortunately, there were technical problems, so one station was skipped. You also got 2 pieces of chocolate. It's not an experience... it's much cheaper and you get a lot more at the Lindt Museum in Thalwil! Also, bad video quality and a broken TV in the lift

Très intéressant mais un peu court pour le prix surtout le prix enfant Dommage de ne pas avoir un shop a la fin pour trouver divers chocolat

All in all, a nice idea, well implemented and very entertaining. If it weren't for the completely neglected technology in the Swiss Technology Museum. Lots of projectors are used here. The bulbs in many of them have been in there for far too long and only give off a dim light. But the worst are those that have not been focused. The prisms on the WUXGA 3LCD Panasonic projectors are sometimes warped. Such projectors will never produce a good image again. The question remains: WHY? Who is responsible for this? - You could do better - TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM!!!

After having made the Caillier and Camille Bloch house, this activity seems very dull. We sit in autonomous vehicles that look like coffee cups and we travel around a circuit, stopping in front of screens where very succinct explanatory films are broadcast and that's it... No interaction is possible, return to the start without getting off. And in terms of chocolate tasting, a classic Lindt ball is given in the vehicle and a black Lindt bubble when returning the audio guide. And speaking of the audio guide, as all the scenes are in German on the speakers, it's not very pleasant to have French in one ear and German in the other. The only interesting thing for me is autonomous vehicle technology

Chocolate tour in Lucerne Transport Museum? Charge 16.20 CHF per person. A 20-minute journey by small wagon. Nice little walk with a taste surprise. To do.

Interesting but in my opinion a little disappointing, the tour lasts very little, we visited other factories where they had more attractions and especially the tour lasted longer. In my opinion I can review saying that it was a nice day

The ride was nice, but in the end there are 2 scoops of chocolate per person. For the paid price of 56.- our expectations as a chocolate lover were somewhat clouded. Next time we buy for this price in the Coop 3 Pack balls and are happy:-)

C'est tout tres bien organisé, mon fils il été fasciné 🍫🍫Il m'a demandé aller chaque mercredi et samedi chez vous🥰🥰

Since it was raining we decided to visit the Lindt Chocolate Adventure. In itself, it is interestingly made and innovative. However, I think the entrance fee is too high for this 20 min experience. CHF 10.- would be appropriate. But to have seen it once, it's ok. The chocolate is simply the best!