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2018 Group Tour Guide.Indd Fact� tour s 12 www.yorkpa.org/groups FACTORY TOURS AT A GLANCE Length of Tour: 45 minutes/Guided Notes/Tour Restrictions: Closed-toe shoes are required and shirts must cover the shoulders. Hours of Operation: Tours are given Tuesdays at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. by appointment only. We do not give tours from the third week in November to the second week in January. Days Open: Tuesdays Days Open for Tours: Tuesdays Admission Fee: No Group Discount: No Driver Free/Discount: No Martin's Snacks Tour Guide Free/Discount: No Accepts Major Credit Cards: Yes 5847 Lincoln Highway W, Thomasville, PA 17364 Handicap Accessible: Yes 1-800-272-4477 | 717-792-3565 Min/Max Tour Size: No www.martinssnacks.com Shopping On-Site: Yes EMAIL: [email protected] Group Reservations: Yes Motorcoach Parking: Yes Martin’s Snacks, established in 1941, is best known for Charge for Parking: No its Hand Cooked Kettle Cook’d potato chips. Come On-Site Dining Space: Yes picnic area is available and enjoy a guided tour to see fi rsthand how chips are Cameras Permitted: No made. Tours are given Tuesdays at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11 Minimum Age: No a.m. by appointment only. Please call 1-800-272-4477 Adjacent to Major Interstate: Yes ext. 3351 to schedule your tour today. 2018 YORK COUNTY GROUP TOUR PLANNERS GUIDE 13 FACTORY TOURS AT A GLANCE Length of Tour: 20-30 minutes/Guided; Mini Tours: 10 min. Notes/Tour Restrictions: Reservations required Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sunday 11-3 p.m. or by appointment Days Open: Sunday-Saturday Days Open for Tours: Tuesday-Saturday or by appointment Admission Fee: No Group Discount: N/A Driver Free/Discount: N/A Photo credit: Bil Bowden Tour Guide Free/Discount: N/A Sunrise Soap Company Accepts Major Credit Cards: Yes Handicap Accessible: No, 4” step at front door 29 N Beaver St, York, PA 17401 Min/Max Tour Size: 1/60 717-843-SOAP Shopping On-Site: Yes www.sunrisesoapco.com Group Reservations: Yes EMAIL: [email protected] Motorcoach Parking: Yes Sunrise Soap Company is a one-of-a-kind body care Charge for Parking: No shop where everything is made on-site in our visitor- On-Site Dining Space: No friendly kitchen. Every day – with love – we create Cameras Permitted: Yes lotions, butters, scrubs, lotion bars, bath fi zzies and much Minimum Age: No more. Come visit us and you’ll see how FUN work can be! Adjacent to Major Interstate: Yes, I-83 and Rt. 30 AT A GLANCE Length of Tour: 60 minutes/Self-Guided Notes/Tour Restrictions: If you have a handicap or need special assistance please call ahead. Contact Beth Diehl at 1-800-367-7629. Hours of Operation: Tour Gallery, Winter Hours: Monday- Thursday 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Summer Hours: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Outlet Store, Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Days Open: Monday-Thursday Days Open for Tours: Monday-Thursday Admission Fee: No UTZ Quality Foods, LLC Group Discount: N/A 900 High St, Hanover, PA 17331 Driver Free/Discount: N/A 1-800-367-7629 | 717-637-6644 Tour Guide Free/Discount: N/A www.utzsnacks.com Accepts Major Credit Cards: N/A EMAIL: [email protected] Handicap Accessible: Yes Min/Max Tour Size: Unlimited Take the Utz Chip Trip where you can see and smell the making Shopping On-Site: No (nearby) of the famous Utz Potato Chips. From an enclosed catwalk above, Group Reservations: Yes you can look down on the entire process from start to fi nish. This self-guided tour, with the help of closed-circuit TV monitors, a Motorcoach Parking: Yes push-to-talk audio program and a history theater, allows the guest Charge for Parking: No to learn about our company and its products. The Chip Trip is fun On-Site Dining Space: No for the whole family and a learning experience for the young and Cameras Permitted: No old. Our nearby Outlet Store is stocked fresh daily so you can taste Minimum Age: No why the Utz family of products is the best in America. Adjacent to Major Interstate: No 14 www.yorkpa.org/groups Winerie� 2018 YORK COUNTY GROUP TOUR PLANNERS GUIDE 15 WINERIES AT A GLANCE Days Open: Wednesday-Sunday Days Open for Tours: Wednesday-Sunday Admission Fee: Yes Group Discount: Yes Driver Free/Discount: Yes Tour Guide Free/Discount: Yes Accepts Major Credit Cards: Yes Reservation Required: Yes Handicap Accessible: Yes Guided: Yes Mount Hope Estate & Winery Shopping On-Site: Yes Motorcoach Parking: Yes 2775 Lebanon Rd, Manheim, PA 17545 717-665-7021 Charge for Parking: No www.parenfaire.com Food Service On-Site: Yes EMAIL: [email protected] On-Site Dining: Yes Cameras Permitted: Yes Mount Hope Estate & Winery has endless customizable opportunities for groups. Enjoy a dinner show in our Adjacent to Major Interstate: Yes historic mansion; take in a festival on our faire grounds; taste our own wine, beer, and cider; or host a private event in our beautiful, restored barn space attached to our wine production facility. AT A GLANCE Days Open: Monday-Sunday Days Open for Tours: Monday-Sunday Admission Fee: Yes ($5 for wine tasting, includes souvenir wine glass) Group Discount: Yes Driver Free/Discount: Yes Tour Guide Free/Discount: Yes Accepts Major Credit Cards: Yes Reservation Required: Yes, for groups of 10 or more Handicap Accessible: Yes Naylor Wine Cellars, Inc. Guided: Yes Shopping On-Site: Yes 4069 Vineyard Rd, Stewartstown, PA 17363 Motorcoach Parking: Yes 717-993-2431 Charge for Parking: No www.naylorwine.com Food Service On-Site: No EMAIL: [email protected] On-Site Dining: No Nestled among the green valleys of southern York County Cameras Permitted: Yes are acres of sensual adventures just waiting to be discovered. Adjacent to Major Interstate: Yes Imagine yourself in the German countryside as you chat with the winemaker and perhaps learn a secret or two. 16 www.yorkpa.org/groups Things to do 2018 YORK COUNTY GROUP TOUR PLANNERS GUIDE 17 THINGS TO DO AT A GLANCE Days Open: Monday-Sunday Days Open for Tours: Tuesday-Sunday American Music Theatre Admission Fee: Yes Group Discount: Yes 2425 Lincoln Hwy E, Lancaster, PA 17602 717-397-7700 Driver Free/Discount: Yes www.amtshows.com Tour Guide Free/Discount: Yes EMAIL: [email protected] Accepts Major Credit Cards: Yes Reservation Required: Yes There's something for everyone at American Music Handicap Accessible: Yes Theatre – Central PA's live entertainment destination! AMT has welcomed Opry Legends, Broadway Tours, and Guided: N/A Grammy, CMA, Tony, and Oscar winners to their stage, Shopping On-Site: Yes along with acclaimed Original Shows and spectacular Motorcoach Parking: Yes Christmas productions. With a group minimum of only Charge for Parking: No 15, it’s easy to take advantage of their group ticketing Food Service On-Site: No policies. Your group will enjoy a welcoming and On-Site Dining: No comfortable experience – from AMT’s greeters who Cameras Permitted: No welcome your group in their bus-friendly parking lot to Adjacent to Major Interstate: Yes spacious and comfortable theatre seats. AMT is conveniently located on Route 30. Plan a day, a weekend, or a whole vacation! 18 www.yorkpa.org/groups THINGS TO DO AT A GLANCE Days Open: 7 days June-August: Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-11 p.m., Friday- Saturday 10 a.m.-12 midnight, Sunday 11 a.m.-11 p.m. April, May & September: Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday-Saturday 10 a.m.-12 midnight, Sunday 12 noon-10 p.m. October-May: Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday- Saturday 10 a.m.-12 midnight, Sunday 12 noon-9 p.m. *We are open 7 days a week, YEAR-ROUND! Please see our website for slightly adjusted hours throughout the year. Days Open for Tours: 7 days Admission Fee: No Carlisle Sports Emporium Group Discount: Yes Driver Free/Discount: N/A 29 S Middlesex Rd, Carlisle, PA 17015 Tour Guide Free/Discount: N/A 717-258-4741 Accepts Major Credit Cards: Yes www.carlislesportsemporium.com Reservation Required: Yes EMAIL: [email protected] Handicap Accessible: Yes Carlisle Sports Emporium mega entertainment complex Guided: Self-guided with over 75,000 sq. ft. of indoor & acres of outdoor fun Shopping On-Site: No for all ages with three go-kart tracks, two 18-hole themed Motorcoach Parking: Yes miniature golf courses, a 7,500 sq. ft. 2-story Lasertron Charge for Parking: No laser tag arena, the largest arcade in the area with an Food Service On-Site: Yes indoor rock climbing wall, Lazer Frenzy, roller skating & On-Site Dining: Yes Victory Lane Café! Parties and events are our specialty! Cameras Permitted: Yes Adjacent to Major Interstate: Yes AT A GLANCE Days Open: N/A Days Open for Tours: N/A Admission Fee: N/A Group Discount: N/A Driver Free/Discount: N/A Tour Guide Free/Discount: N/A Accepts Major Credit Cards: Yes Reservation Required: Yes Handicap Accessible: Yes Guided: N/A Eichelberger Performing Arts Center Shopping On-Site: No 195 Stock St, Suite 203, Hanover, PA 17331 Motorcoach Parking: Yes 717-632-9356 Charge for Parking: No www.theeich.org Food Service On-Site: No EMAIL: [email protected] On-Site Dining: No Cameras Permitted: Yes The 700 seat historic Eichelberger Performing Arts Center off ers expansive programming, inclusive of diverse Adjacent to Major Interstate: No interests, cultures, and generations: world class performances ranging from country music to Irish dance to comedy, in an intimate setting.
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