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A Gluten-Free Trip to Hershey Park


Nancy Kotlowski

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Last weekend all 5 of us went to Hershey Park. What an experience to have with a celiac! We did search the official website for Hershey Park and was happy to see they offered a page listing all the ingredients of the food at the park. There was one place that had gluten free hamburger buns. Over all we did have a good time but worrying about what a person can eat and be at an amusement park is difficult. Mostly because the one of the best parts to being there is munching on the junk food. If we go again I will call and see if there is something we can do that would allow us to bring in his food since their offering was so little. Have a great day and happy eating.

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Guest Michael

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Nancy - Hershey Park rivals Disney as among the best for gluten-free options. For 2009, they added gluten-free wraps, pizza, hamburgers and desserts at multiple locations. Piazza Sorrento, among other restaurants, offer extensive gluten-free menus.

Guest Nancy

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Michael, Thanks for the info. I looked at the official website for Hershey Park and only found a place in Minertown that had gluten free burgers. If you could give me the info or where you got it it would make the day at Hershey sweeter.

 

Thanks

Nancy

Guest Felicia

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I know what you mean. Our family goes to Hershey every year. Last year, they didn't even have gluten-free on their menus -- so this is a good thing, but what good is a hamburger bun if you can't put anything on it? And I went to one of the stands that supposedly has a gluten-free on the map, and the employee there didn't know what gluten-free was!!! Hopefully, they will better educate their staff and next year, the choices will be much better. Or they hopefully will let you bring in your own gluten-free food!

Guest debbi

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That's so true. I just pack my own snack and explain to personnel about my severe allergy to wheat.

Guest Michael

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Here's a link to where the gluten-free food is located at Hersheypark for 2009: Open Original Shared Link

 

Here's a link to the ingredients for the gluten-free breads and baked goods: Open Original Shared Link

Guest Pat

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Your doctor can write a prescription (on a regular prescription pad like for meds) that you require a gluten-free diet without possibility of cross-contamination. Laminate it and show it at the gates. Some of out support group members do this and have never had a problem taking own food into sporting events, amusement parks, etc. Good luck and I hope this helps. Carrying a dining card helps as well.

Guest Pat

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Also, I visited Hershey Park 2 years ago and had no trouble finding gluten-free foods. I also find a local support group and call ahead of time. Good luck.

Guest Liza

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I realize the original post was from several years ago but since it came up in my search, it is probably coming up for others as well so wanted to add current info. Hershey Park has a dedicated allergy friendly food option - The Outpost. It is entirely gluten free and nut free! They offered wraps, pizzas, salads, chicken tenders and burgers.

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