Rip Off!

• 1 out of 5 stars by Travelista100 from West Hartford, Connecticut
• November 28, 2009

Quote: No tour, crowded, only for little kids. Our time stamp on the entrance ticket was off by two hours, so when we complained 15 minutes later (we asked when we bought the ticket if this was for adults and were told "Absolutely!), then they accused us... Read the full The Crayola Factory review

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Crayola Factory

• 4 out of 5 stars by grannola from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
• October 27, 2006

Quote: We went to the Crayola factory as part of our stop in Easton. Actually, it was the only reason we headed to Easton in the first place.Admission fees include 3 tokens per guest which you can use to 'buy' a four pack of crayons, a single marker... Read the full The Crayola Factory review

From journal Heading Home---Through Easton, PA

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Crayola Factory

• 3 out of 5 stars by jenni902 from easton, Pennsylvania
• July 25, 2006

Quote: It's a great time for everyone, its fun to learn about how the crayons and markers are made. The kids really enjoy everything that they have to offer. I try to go at least once a year.

From journal Things to do While in Easton, PA

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Holiday Fun

• 4 out of 5 stars by hottice2nicky from scranton, Pennsylvania
• October 7, 2005

Quote: It is so much fun for the kids around Christmas because they get to make edible candy houses. They are able to make candy necklaces and much more. They have special events around most holidays.

From journal Visit The Crayola Factory

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Crayola Factory

• 3 out of 5 stars by Vonda from Olanta, Pennsylvania
• August 26, 2005

Quote: There are different areas of the Crayola Factory, like trains and canal. There are two levels and different rooms to go in. The grown-ups will like the other parts of the museum more than the kids.

From journal Ponocos

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The Crayola Factory

• 5 out of 5 stars by Raesma from Lorton, Virginia
• July 8, 2005

Quote: A scenic 45-minute drive takes you to Easton and the Crayola Factory. You can check your coat at the front and your admission grants you two tokens to be used in the factory for treats, such as a small box of crayons. We spent hours and explored... Read the full The Crayola Factory review

From journal Spring Break in the Poconos

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The Crayola Factory

• 5 out of 5 stars by SuzetteML from Enfield, Connecticut
• July 18, 2004

Quote: WOW! This place was sooo cool! And I'm not even a kid! The whole family had a blast creating all kinds of fun stuff with Crayola products. They show you how crayons, markers, paint and chalk are made, then let you play with it! You get three... Read the full The Crayola Factory review

From journal Pennsylvania Poconos-Not just for Honeymooners

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Crayola Crayon Factory

• 5 out of 5 stars by bkmainevi from Lewiston, Maine
• June 29, 2004

Quote: This is very interesting. They give you a tour of the crayon factory and you get to see them make crayons. They also have all kinds of kids' activities for the families to participate in. The cost was very reasonable.

From journal Delaware Water Gap

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Crayola Factory

• 4 out of 5 stars by ChrisGere from Manchester, Connecticut
• December 30, 2002

Quote: The arts and crafts at the Crayola Factory are just amazing! The kids get a lot of hands on activity, and would love to spend the whole day there! There is also a Silk museum upstairs, but we skipped it. There is a McDonalds Express in the... Read the full The Crayola Factory review

From journal Xmas in the Poconos

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