Hersheypark

Founder’s Way

Quick-service grill counter for burgers and sandwiches near the park’s Founder’s Way entrance.
Airbrushed shirts, made while you wait.
Hot-air-balloon kiddie ride that lifts small gondolas in a slow circle.
The chicken sandwich, in Founder’s Way.
Family gravity coaster with a gentle layout, an easy first coaster for younger riders.
Quick-service pizza counter on Founder’s Way, an easy stop between rides.
Small spinning ride for young riders, part of Founder’s Way since 1961.
Burgers on Founder’s Way.
Bumper cars on a covered floor at the heart of Founder’s Way.
Funnel cake by Shorty’s.
Walk-up stand frying funnel cakes to order on Founder’s Way.
Kiddie helicopter ride lifting small riders in a gentle circle.
Caricatures and airbrush art.
Kettle corn, made in the open.
Small swinging-ship ride giving young riders a taste of the bigger Pirate nearby.
Compact Himalaya-style spinner built to a young rider’s scale.
Spinning kiddie ride themed to bees, running near Founder’s Way since 1961.
Bug-themed spinning ride sized for young riders.
Elevated monorail circling above Founder’s Way for a slow overview of the park.
Hot dog counter on Founder’s Way serving the boardwalk-classic chain’s franks and fries.
Hot dogs and crinkle fries.
Cheesesteaks.
Pennsylvania Dutch-style pretzel stand twisting and baking pretzels fresh on Founder’s Way.
Trackless shooting dark ride where riders defend a chocolate factory’s Crystal Cup through animated scenes.
Classic Scrambler spinning three-car clusters through overlapping loops.
Spinning kiddie ride with a retro space theme dating to the mid-1960s.
Barbecue and brisket.
Spinning ride that lifts and tilts its arms as it rotates riders through the air.
Live band and vocalists run through decades of rock, pop, country, and soul with sing-along encores.
Gentle swing ride scaled for young riders in Founder’s Way.
Spinning platform ride where each car whirls independently as the whole floor turns.
Car-themed kiddie ride letting young drivers steer along a fixed loop.
Craft beer on Founder’s Way.

Pioneer Frontier

Crabfries, the reason to queue.
Pendulum ride swinging a full circle of riders through a high, sweeping arc.
Coaster merchandise in Pioneer Frontier.
Beaded ice cream near Howler.
Steam-style train circling Pioneer Frontier past frontier-town scenery.
Coaster climbing a 97-degree vertical lift before dropping through six inversions.
Bug-themed kiddie ride bouncing young riders gently around a loop.
Tilting, spinning platform ride that rocks riders’ orientation as it turns.
Shuttle loop coaster sending riders backward and forward through a scented, light-up tunnel.
Flying gondola ride swinging riders outward on chains above Pioneer Frontier.
Kiddie horse-and-carriage ride looping through a small frontier stable yard.
Smaller-scale Scrambler built for young riders in Pioneer Frontier.
Intersecting arm ride that spins two rotating platforms toward and away from each other.
Roasted nuts, smelled before seen.
Swinging ship ride rocking riders higher with every pass in Pioneer Frontier.
Kiddie horse ride circling a short frontier-themed track.
A popcorn wagon at a fixed pitch.
Kiddie biplane ride circling young pilots in a gentle loop.
Launch coaster hitting top speed in under two seconds, then flipping through a top hat and twist.
Subs in Pioneer Frontier.
Miniature train ride scaled for the youngest riders in Pioneer Frontier.
Sweets in Pioneer Frontier.
Mine-train coaster from the early 1970s, the park’s second-oldest coaster after the Comet.

Midway America

Beach apparel and accessories.
The second Chickie’s, crabfries included.
Beaded ice cream by Wildcat’s Revenge.
Mini donuts, made to order.
Surf-brand clothing.
Classic Ferris wheel turning slowly above the Midway America fairgrounds.
Sandals, in every colour.
Kiddie ride that hops small riders up and down in a frog-themed cluster.
Kettle corn in Midway America.
Indoor spinning coaster twisting through a funhouse of mirrors and blacklit rooms.
Dueling wooden coasters racing side by side, with trains timed to nearly collide overhead.
Twin slide structures for a quick, low-key coast down a bumpy incline.
Drinks stand in Midway America.
Himalaya-style ride that races riders around a undulating track to a loud soundtrack.
Hot dogs in Midway America.
Acai bowls.
Italian ice and custard.
Subs in Midway America.
Wild-mouse coaster with sharp, sudden switchbacks along a compact steel layout.
Steel-topped hybrid coaster built on a wooden coaster’s bones, with a twisting first drop and airtime.
Drinks beside the coaster.

The Hollow

The park’s oldest coaster, a 1946 wooden out-and-back still running its original layout.
Pizza in The Hollow.
Cold drinks and refreshers.
Quick service in The Hollow.
Drinks in The Hollow.
California sea lions and Atlantic harbor seals perform at the Aquatheatre several times a day.
Hypercoaster topping 200 feet with winged seats that leave riders’ legs dangling over the drops.
Steel looping coaster from 1977 that sends riders through a vertical loop and a helix over the creek.
Spiral potatoes on a stick.
Small swing ride sized for the youngest riders along The Hollow.
Spinning teacup ride where riders crank their own spin rate.
Screaming swing pendulum that flings riders through a twisting arc high above The Hollow.
Chair swing ride lifting riders outward above The Hollow’s creekside path.

Kissing Tower Hill

Flume ride splashing through a coal-mining scene before a final wet drop.
Kiddie truck ride letting young drivers steer a short convoy loop.
Coffee and donuts.
Inverted coaster hanging riders’ feet free through loops and a high, banked overbank turn.
Three drop towers in one, themed to Kisses, Reese’s, and Hershey’s, launching riders up and down together.
330-foot observation tower rotating slowly for a wide view over the park and the town of Hershey.
Snacks at the tower.
Ice cream from a parked truck.
Acai bowls on the hill.
Food court atop Kissing Tower Hill serving burgers, wraps, and salads with allergen-friendly options.
A drinks stop on the hill.
Fries under the Kissing Tower.
Antique cars and sports cars on side-by-side rail-guided tracks up Kissing Tower Hill.

Hershey’s Chocolatetown

Grab-and-go beside the 1906 restaurant.
Pizza by the slice in Chocolatetown.
Sandwiches and salads in Chocolatetown.
The park’s tallest, fastest, and longest coaster, cresting 210 feet before a sweeping first drop.
The Bobbie and other subs.
The park’s oldest ride, a hand-carved carousel built in 1919 and installed here in 1945.
Plush and character merchandise.
Sweets in the middle of Chocolatetown.
Sit-down restaurant near the main gate serving chocolate-infused family fare with coaster views from the patio.
Ornaments and Christmas goods, year round.
The flagship shop in Chocolatetown.
Beaded ice cream, Chocolatetown stand.
Flagship 10,000-square-foot store carrying the park’s largest collection of apparel, toys, and gifts.
Hersheypark apparel and gifts.
Toys and collectibles.
Kosher food, at a fixed pitch in Chocolatetown.
Fresh lemonade.
The apparel brand’s shop.
Cuban empanadas.
Ice cream counter turning local dairy and Hershey’s candy into made-to-order sundaes and shakes.
Drinks on a covered porch.
Dog-themed apparel.
Chocolate, unsurprisingly.
Coffeehouse counter in Chocolatetown for espresso drinks on the way into the park.
Confectionery counter for hand-dipped chocolates, fudge, and cookies made fresh in Chocolatetown.