Hershey’s Chocolate World

Such a cool place to visit. Located inside of New York New York on the strip. So many Hershey goodies including personalized regular and giant candy bars. The chocolate statue of liberty was a great touch as well. Try the cookies and cream popcorn. Yum! and buy something from the bakery. Just buy something you couldn’t get from your local grocery store.

My 2^nd time here. My kids love the place. It was my son birthday so we got a wrapper made that said Happy 10^th Birthday and added his picture. Last year we came for spring break and got a wrapper made then. I love chocolate so this place is heaven for me. My kids love candy period… which they dont get often. So this place is also their fave. Glad they put one on the strip!

I love how colorful and exciting the store is at night! It’s a lot more fun to explore this store than the one in Times Square, NY. I really enjoyed looking around the store and picking out the souvenirs. Some were extremely overpriced (not that I’m surprised). But I’d visit again!

An entire store dedicated to chocolate? Count me in!
Just a fun store to stop in. There are 2 stories to don’t forget to go upstairs as that’s the Reeces store! Ever wanted to purchase a 1 pound peanut butter cup? This is the place!
Check out the candy case on the lower flower though for a real treat. A great way to splurge in Vegas without losing your shirt. And actually, if you’re lost your shirt, they have plenty to purchase.

SO MUCH CHOCOLATE. As a chocolate addict, I fell in love with the hershey’s kisses varieties. My favorite are the vanilla crème and chocolate truffle ones. The desserts are expensive, but look deliciously decadent! There are a lot of cutesy souvenirs you can get even if you’re not a chocolate lover. For the chocolate addicts, you can personalize your own Hershey’s bar! It makes a great gift for others too! The statue of liberty’s made of candy are really cool to look at as well.
Limited edition kisses I found were:
–All colors!
–Vanilla crème
–Mint truffle
–Chocolate truffle
–Pumpkin spice
–Cherry cordial
Along with the standards:
–Hugs
–Cookies & cream
–Dark chocolate
–Original
–Almond

Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate! A great place to browse and take a break from the Vegas heat. If chocolate is not your jam, fear not, they have non-​chocolate goodies as well.
Aside from the large chocolate Statue of Liberty, a Reese’s mascot was wandering around the store while I was there taking pictures with folks. The two levels are fun but I wouldn’t call this a destination. It’s definitely worth it if you’re looking to buy some candy or candy merch.
My favorite part was the smores counter. They were large and much more decadent than anything I would make. It also took me a day to eat the whole thing. We also bought tins and bags of candy as well as a shirt for my kiddo.
Staffing levels appeared to be appropriate but overall, staff members seemed a bit disorganized in not understanding their stock, where anything was located, or who was first in line.

Located on the strip attached to the New York New York hotel, this store is full of sweets and sugar! On the first floor, there are a lot of merchandise options including a bakery area with cookies and other baked goods!
I didn’t realize that Hershey’s was also responsible for candies like jolly rancher and twizzlers, so there is a lot of merchandise for these types of candies on the second floor.
Overall, it only takes about ten minutes to look through the whole store. Not as interactive as your m&m factory type of stores but still lots of souvenir type items to gift to family and friends.

Ah, Hershey’s Chocolate World. The newest attraction to New York New York. While Unilocal’s TOS prevents me from listing the competitor by name, we’ll just mention that place once: It’s better than this place.
Hershey’s Chocolate World is two-​levels of Hershey products for y’all to buy. They have jewelry trinkets, candles, pillows, clothing, Christmas ornaments, and lots of tasty treats for you to purchase. They have constructed two Statues of Liberty from candy for you to view and take pictures buy. Outside there are two character statues for you to take pictures with. Easily accessible from The Strip on both levels, feel free to stop by if you’re in the area.

Hershey’s Chocolate World is two stories and located in the NYNY Hotel. I went there expecting to be blown away, but that wasn’t the case. Nothing in that store called out to me and I’m a shopper. I rarely leave a store empty handed. I went in there twice during my stay and didn’t purchase a single item. I wanted to get magnets. I didn’t see them anywhere in the store. I had to get an associate to help me find them. It took her 10 minutes to locate them. She found one that was on the floor and it wasn’t too nice. I guess people were just stepping on it. She said that was the only one she could find. She directed me upstairs. I found about 7 more magnets of the same design and it was plain. Come on, Hershey’s. I went to the M&M store and the Coke store. They each had 25 plus designs to choose from.
They also have the biggest Hershey’s Chocolate Bars and biggest Hershey’s Kisses in that store. The bar was around $ 50 and the kiss was about $ 30. They were both heavy. I couldn’t even lift it with one hand. It was 5 pounds and hard to hold because of its shape. They also sell their own pastries and cupcakes.
I enjoyed the chocolate Statute of Liberty the most. It must have been at least 12 feet tall. I took a picture with it.

A chocolate store??? A girls dream come true! The different floor levels had different items. It was fun to explore all of them.
They have the world’s largest Hershey bar, which I think my heart would stop if I attempted to eat that thing. The biggest Reeses cup I have seen, it took a lot for me not to buy it, but it was for the best. They have piggy banks which I did buy one. It’s a huge chocolate syrup bottle and we printed our daughter’s picture on it with their names. It came out super cute! There are tons of fun items you can buy here and they would make awesome gifts!
The reason I’d have to take a star away was their lack of customer service. The lady helping us with the Hershey bank wasn’t very friendly. I felt like I was bothering her and that’s a terrible thing as a customer. It’s a happy chocolate place, girl-​smile!
Other than that I love the store!

Came here while in Vegas… I’m a chocolate lover, and I’m also a big kid at heart, So this store was fun to go to!
To be honest, the chocolate here is overpriced. Don’t spend on chocolate that you can get for much cheaper at the grocery store! The hubby spent $ 25 on a bag of chocolates (price per lb). He’s a chocoholic too… But definitely go ahead and pick up a souvenir or little gift. Those are always fun.
What I like about Hershey’s, is the chocolate sculpture of the Statue of Liberty at the bottom level of the store, right at the entrance leading to NynY. Also, they have a huge counter also at the bottom level with baked goods! Cookies, cupcakes, other chocolate dipped treats. We picked up a few of their cookies. They were pretty sweet!
They also sell coolers for $ 6.95 (comes with ice packs)… A good idea if you’re going to be walking around in the heat!
A fun place worth checking out on the strip, especially if you’re a chocolate lover or with kids.

A whole store full of chocolate? I don’t need to go to Hershey, PA now to get my chocolate fill! This store is located in the New York New York and is two floors. There’s an entrance from the casino and from the street. You can’t miss the blazing neon sign.
Tons of chocolate souvenirs can be found here. From personalized chocolate bars, tshirts, kisses by the pound and twizzler and jolly ranch stuff for those who don’t like chocolate. But how can you not like chocolate?!
They also sell the world’s biggest Hershey Kiss and chocolate bar! Chocolate for days. They have some fresh chocolate chip cookies and other baked goodies in the display case you can purchase as well. This is every chocolate lover’s dream.
Don’t forget to see Statue of Liberty made of chocolate and twizzler so before you go.
Only thing I wish was that this place smelled like chocolate too!

Spacious and full of wonderful gift options. This newly-​opened store was buzzing with customers.
The bakery area offers some unique Hershey treats, though a little on the pricey side. I tried a Reese’s Chocolate Shortbread Square, which was a buttery shortbread dipped in chocolate. The Reese’s flavor was lacking, though.
This bakery area is pretty chaotic, and the ticket machine wasn’t dispensing numbers during my visit. This led to a lot of encounters with pushy customers trying to cut ahead of people waiting already for service.
The bulk candy is a neat idea, and clearly an answer to M&M World.

You can’t go wrong with chocolate!
Located inside the New York New York Hotel, this place is a sweet-​tooth prison with so many things other than what you can find in a candy store… house-​made smores, chocolate covered rice crispy treats, chocolate dipped pretzels and cookies and on and on!

I really expected better than this.
There are cool parts like the two statues of liberties. On the first floor there is one made of chocolate by the casino entrence. The second one is on the second floor its made out of twizzlers! Ok those are the only cool things about this shop.
There is a bakery case in the middle of the first floor. I didn’t see a bakery so I’m guessing they are shipped in. The pastries look ok, and the price is kinda high. Actually the price for one pound bag of twizzlers was $ 9 no thanks I can get the product for $ 3 at a walmart. They have a Kiss wall and you pay by the pound. Same upstairs for a jolly rancher wall. Save your money, prices are outrageous!
It would have been cool to see someone dressed as a kiss or a reeses cup, management should start doing that!

I just had to come by the Hershey’s Chocolate World store in the New York New York Hotel… why? Well, I’m just a big fan of chocolate!
Funny, I was hoping to see some interesting displays, or maybe even some history about Hershey’s…but little did I know, all I was visiting was a (two stories) store which sold Hershey’s theme stuff, which was just a tourist trap.
Basically this store sells a lot of Hershey’s theme merchandise, as well as all sorts of Jolly Rancher, Hershey’s, & Twizzler candies. They also have a small bakery that sells some sweet baked goods.
You can also make your owned «custom Hershey’s candy bar» by customizing your own label.
Not much going on here for me… but if you have kids, I think they would dig it!

One of the newer additions to the Strip, Hershey’s Chocolate World is located inside the New York New York Casino.
This is a great little spot to check out for visitors of all ages! There are tons of chocolate options (like Hersheys, Reeses, etc), in addition to other candy choices available (like Jolly Rancher, Bubble Yum, Twzzlers, etc.). Just about anything Hershey, you can find here. Anything from T-​shirts, pillows, banks, stuffed animals… you name it!
Covering two stories, they also have some interesting and unique display pieces scattered about. You will find a Statue of Liberty completely made of chocolate, another one consisting of jelly beans, lamps that are shaped like peanut butter cups, and an Empire State Building made entirely of Hershey bars!
You are still on the Strip so expect prices to fall in line with that. Purchased some of the really, really long Twizzlers near the registers. They were $ 8.95 each (per pack), or 2 for $ 10. Who in the hell would not spring the extra dollar and get two? Found that pricing a little odd.
This is a fun little spot to step into and will draw many comparisons to the M & M World across the street. If you find yourself wandering around NY NY, definitely check it out!
4 stars.

Hershey’s has somehow figured out how to pump out chocolate flavored oxygen into this store… the aroma that hits you as you enter Hershey’s Chocolate World is amazing. It is enough to convince you that you need hundreds of pounds of chocolate and candy themed apparel, housewares, jewelry, etc.
This store is not good for someone like me with a short attention span… I kept hopping from display to display… becoming more and more impressed the further I went inside. I settled on a few small gifts for my family and also a Reese’s Cup cookie sandwich. This monster consisted of two chocolate cookies, filled with peanut butter flavored buttercream, and topped with a mini Reese’s cup and chocolate drizzle.
That Reese’s Cup cookie sandwich was burning a hole in my bag all the way back to the hotel. One bite of that thing was enough to send me into a peanut butter coated sugar coma. It was so rich, I could honestly only have three bites. Delicious… yes. I would have stood a chance at finishing it if it wasn’t the size of a frisbee.

When I walked into this store, the first thought in my head was I’m about to die eating all of this. There were displays, shelves, and walls full of candy. There was even a section for just Reeses, which is the best candy ever.
They also have a bakery full of drool worthy goods to eat. I got a Reeses cup cookie sandwich which was UBER rich and delicious. Be warned though, eating the whole thing in one sitting can cause laziness and naps.

For my 300^th review I gotta lay tribute to my addiction: chocolates.
So Hershey’s Chocolate World you’re up.
A lot more expensive than when you buy chocolates from the grocery stores but hey this is Vegas Baby.
I got too excited pulling on those slot-​machine-​like handles that I ended up with a bag of assorted chocolate kisses with a $ 25 price tag (10.95/lb.)
It’s full of novelty items that I couldn’t resist taking pictures with. Giant Hershey bars and chocolate and strawberry syrup were my faves. Upstairs, I took a picture under the Reese’s arch and the Empire State Building. By this time I’ve already gobbled 5 or so of them kisses, and they just melted in my mouth.
Love the glass display counter for other chocolatey offerings. It took such will power for me to stay away. This is such a danger zone for a chocoholic like me. My blood sugar nor my wallet wouldn’t be able to handle my addiction, it’s a good thing this place 200+ miles away. Or else I’d be in here not only everyday but a few times a day.
And yeah it’s hard to miss the Statue of Liberty that’s all chocolate nor the one on the second floor that’s all Jelly beans.