We were in the area, and looking for something to do and this was around the corner from our hotel. I didn't realize when I suggested to the group that we go, that it wasn't an actual factory. We were all disappointed in the fact that we just toured the warehouse and watched on TV's how the jelly bellys are... More

Just took my 8 year old nephews on the tour. The truly enjoyed the tram ride around the factory and learning how jelly beans are made. At the end of the tour, there are endless samples. Go out on a limb and try some of the crazy flavors like sausage, rotten egg, toothpaste or skunk. But make sure you try... More

To me the place is a gimmick. Ride on a tram through storage facility wearing paper hats. Along the way you watch videos of the Jelly Belly making process. Once the ride is over you are left off near the store where you end up buying more Jelly Belly candy than you ever wanted or needed. Not sure what all... More

Take your kids/grandkids here. They have a nice train tour, geared to small ones. You will be interested in the jelly bean mosaic art. And the candy store at the end is lots of fun!

Over in 15 minutes. Unlike most factory tours you see the process of what is being created. Not here! Your trolley train goes in a square around the warehouse and you watch 4 videos from the train on how jelly bellys are made. Not exciting at all. The retail store at the end is clean and organized but un-supervised with... More

It was ok. Take a tour of the warehouse. The prices in the store were not that cheap either. Fun for the kids I guess. My daughter liked it ok

Quick and mildly informative indoor "train" tour of a Jelly-Belly jelly bean distribution center, not a factory where the beans are actually produced. Tour ends in, you guessed it, a very large gift and candy shop where an endless variety of jelly beans may be sampled and purchased. Whole experience geared toward families with small kids. Mandatory stop for anyone... More

I think the most important thing to note is that this is a tour of a distribution center, not an actual facility that is making the jelly beans. With that said, it was a nice tour considering you were just circling the perimeter of a warehouse...and it is free. Jelly Belly really tries to make the tour more interesting than... More

Tour is good, not great. Tram takes you around a warehouse, no actual production. But informative and tasty. Good values in store.