Kids were so excited to be back--they remembered every room and almost every activity that was there from 4 years ago. |
The first thing you do is walk back in time to the discovery of the cocoa pod |
Several holograms then explained who and how it was brought to England |
There were a few people dressed up in Victorian clothes to explain how Mr. Cadbury came up with his ideas |
Mr. Cadbury was a Quaker who owned a tea shop and then ventured into the world of Chocolate with his two sons |
Next we saw some films on how the chocolate is made -- kids loved watching the Cadbury eggs film:) |
There is a Cadbury ride that features Cocoa beans doing lots of things, like fishing, ice skating and such...sort of silly but the kids seemed to really enjoy it |
Then we went to the shop to watch the Chocolate masters work. |
The kids were allowed to mix the chocolate to cool it. |
Write in chocolate |
And the best activity of the day eat warm chocolate -- Excellent!!! |
The inside tour lasted about 90 minutes and then we went outside to the playground to eat lunch and then play at the playground |
Even better this was a much bigger sample than the last one. Once we were all on a Chocolate high we climb back into our cars and drove home |
Uhm, yum! That is my kind of field trip! I can see why your kids wanted to go back there!
ReplyDeleteOooh that looks like a great place to visit!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds a bit like our visit to the chocolate museum in Cologne. The treat little man has looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteOh this would be my favorite tour for sure. What a wonderful adventure and the treats sound divine. I loved all of the pictures.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have a piece of your chocolate.
Blessings and hugs!
How much fun! I would love to do that.
ReplyDeleteWe've never been to Cadbury World despite the fact we are all Cadbury fans here and it's only a couple of hours drive! Lovely photos :)
ReplyDeleteawesome adventure:-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks fun. I might have to add that to our list of things to do this summer.
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