Swiss Chocolate Adventure at Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne
Description
Take a spin on the new Swiss Chocolate Adventure ride in Lucerne. The Swiss Museum of Transport’s latest family-friendly attraction tells the story of chocolate through the senses. Inhale the rich smell of the sweet treat as it swirls through the air, watch a video about how it’s made, and more during your 30-minute ride. Afterward, receive a free chocolate sample and visit the museum shop.
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Itinerary
Use your entrance ticket to head inside the Swiss Chocolate Adventure, a new attraction located at the Swiss Museum of Transport. Take your seat on a traveling cart to embark on a multimedia journey about Swiss chocolate. Listen to fascinating commentary on your audio guide as you pull up to 10 different displays to learn about the history of Swiss chocolate and how it's produced, transported and sold. Learn when and how chocolate was discovered, how people first cultivated their precious cocoa beans, and how Switzerland’s yummy chocolate — considered some of the finest in the world — is manufactured and transported to confectionery counters everywhere. Along the way, feel your senses come alive: the multisensory ride envelops you in the aromas, flavors and sights of chocolate for a truly immersive experience! Plus, receive your own free sample of delicious Swiss chocolate to take home or enjoy during your journey.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please note this tour is not recommended for child aged 3 and under. All children attending the Swiss Chocolate Adventure must be able to sit on their own due to safety reasons
Reviews(61)
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.
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.
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.
