How long does it take to view the Exhibit? 60 to 90 minutes.
May I take pictures at the exhibition? Photography is not allowed.
Will children enjoy the exhibition? The exhibit is for children of any age. Children 16 years of age or younger must be accompanied by an adult. Strollers are allowed in the exhibition.
Where is the exhibit located? The exhibit is located in the KCP&L Gallery on the main level. If you park in the West Yards Parking Garage, take the escalators/elevator to level 1 and head towards the big clock. Once you find the clock, head north all the way to the end of the long hall.
Are wheelchairs available? Yes, wheelchairs are available at the Information Booth located on the first level. Visitors will be asked to leave a valid driver's license behind while the wheelchair is being used.
Do visitors get to eat chocolate in the exhibit? No, unfortunately not. You will smell chocolate and on most weekends we will offer FREE chocolate samples to exhibit guests at the exhibit exit. Several local chocolatiers are partnering with Union Station to offer these treats. Click here for a list of vendors and schedule of sampling events. There is also a chocolate store outside the exhibit that will feature numerous chocolate treats and chocolate-scented items.
Are there restaurants to grab a bite to eat? The Harvey House Diner serves quick, economical breakfast and lunch items. Pierpont's is a fine dining establishment specializing in steaks and seafood for lunch and dinner.
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Chocolate and its national tour were developed by The Field Museum, Chicago.
This project was supported, in part, by the National Science Foundation.