Visited plant in 1996. Was awesome to experience the process of cutting, pressing steel metal plate and automated welding, to produce fuell tanks and fenders. On that day, we toured the assembly lineassembling Sportsters....

Very informative FREE factory tour from forming gas tanks and fenders out of raw steel to the finished motorcycle being started and tested at the end of the line. Very friendly tour guides answer questions and give a detailed explanation of the process. On site store with lots of location specific souvenirs. Definitely worth the trip

Its a great place to go when they start giving tours again.

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Not a bad place to work. Not hard once you get use to the job. Some people are rude, but most are cool as hell.

I live next door of my most favorite motorcycle builders

After being on a Harley since before I was born and spending 12 years working for Harley dealerships. I just had the worst customer service ever calling to ask about tour.The female security officer that answered would even let me ask a second question she forced me off the phone and hung up on me

Terrible place. Went in for information about ther tour and the lady at the front desk was very rude. She threw a badge at me and called me names. I almost cried. I just wanted to see my favorite bike place. Shes older with blond or white hair. Said to have been there for years. I went on 3-18-2020 at 9:00 am. I dont think this is my favorite bike place anymore.

Super cool place ! Really friendly staff :)

Did one of the coolest tours here back in 2014, it was awesome to learn more about Harley Davidsons heritage as well as the quality and care that goes into the hand assembling of every single bike. Incredible process and awesome facilities.

Absolutely wild! Those Harley workers are totally nuts!

Amazing! No place Id rather be.

My husband and I really enjoyed todays tour. Bobby H our tour guide was awesome! Knowledgable and delivered the information in a very engaging manner. We definitely recommend making the trip for this tour.

A great experience you wont be disappointed. Thanks to Bob tour guide

Love working here, my boss is very cute

Worth the price. The free plant tour is a great opportunity to see an American Manufacturing plant in operation and understand first hand the exceptionalism of the American worker. Beautiful plant, well maintained and friendly folks; the tour is professionally guided with audio sets for ease of hearing. You can take the paid tour with greater detail but avoid the month of July and part of August. Parts of the plant are removed from the tour due to protecting next model year role out.Again well worth stopping for the experience especially if you love HD motorcycles or American manufacturing.

Great place for exploring factory.Missed the guided details tour. But the free tour also gets enough details for a non mechanicals

I had damage my truck entering through the gate. The gate start closing when I was going through . No sign to STOP. They had only sign if the door is closed called a number if the gate is open proceed to receiving or Shipping that’s I did .They told me I was speeding through the gate that’s how they get away from it shame on big company Starbucks.

Call before you go !!!!. We were travelling from Canada ( 8hrs away) and wanted to do the factory steel toe tour. When I called they said that tour was unavailable we could do the classic tour but the factory was not operating that day. We decided to go ahead anyway. My husband was very disappointed . He really wanted to see everything up and running. We did enjoy the classic tour . It was interesting to see how a HD motorcycle is fabricated. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable though and we were given a $5 coupon to use at the gift shop because the st tour was unavailable.

Its a job but someone has to do it.

Interviewed on-site for a position with HD. HR completely ghosted me on any follow-up. Contacted local HR, Milwaukee HR, nothing, absolutely nothing, not even the common courtesy of a returned phone call. Its no wonder this company is circling the drain.

We had a fantastic time. So proud to own a Harley Davidson. American Pride!

Best place around

Took the classic factory toor, around 1 hour. Nice experience

Took the steel toe tour...awesome experience! our guide, Fred, was very entertaining and informative. If you are a motorcycle enthusiast, you will love this tour. If you have any interest in fabrication and manufacturing processes, you will love this tour. for me, it was well worth the $38 to see how these beautiful machines are assembled and if Im ever in York PA again, I will definitely do the tour...lots to see.

The tour is amazing. Tour guides are great. Excellent gift shop. Good restrooms. Highly Recommended if you like motorcycles or just seeing a good old fashioned American factory assembly line with robots, lasers cutting metal, and presses at work. Really cool!

Scheduled a steel toe tour for my husbands birthday, and was notified 2 days ahead of time that the tour is no longer being offered, after planning months in advance and taking time off work to attend on a weekday. Poor planning on the part of HD? Im not sure, but they are definitely disappointing fans.

I work here!

Ive never had a bad experience there. I go at least twice a year. Steel toe tour is Awesome! The staff has been able to answer any questions the groups had. Ive taken friends of mine several times and never had a bad experience.

Good company, employees alot of people.

We went twice, The first time we could only take the short free tour because they were in the process of model change. The next year we went back earlier in the year and took the steel toe tour. It was great. Luckily we didnt take our bike or my husband would of traded it in on the spot. Had a great time. Go for the free tour or the paid both were great.

We took the steel toe tour with Barry from England. Just my wife and I with one other couple. The small group allowed lots of questions. Barry is retired but was an electronic engineer during his career so he offered great depth of knowledge on many of the processes. From the robotic welding to the details of the painting rooms. I have toured many manufacturing plants this was one of the best tours Ive done. As a side tour we also toured Gettysburg battlefield, its about 40 miles from the plant. We know are planning our trip to Milwakee to tour the engine assembly plant and museum.

The owners are self centered and do not care about their employees whatsoever. Do not spend your money here... they arent personal with the customers and just want your money. The owners wife isnt as nice as she acts she will hound you and follow you around and literally make it her goal to sell you things you werent even intending on needing, yes I know its her job but she gets so pushy its off putting. The only people that genuinely care about their customers are the salesmen. But lastly and mostly the owner is the rudest man I have ever encountered in my life and I never even seen him crack a smile or greet his customers.

The tour is really unique. They ride the motorcycles throughout the building. You see their quality reports on the tour. They wont let you take a motorcycle that was purchased off the lot without a helmet. It would be great to see more helmet laws everywhere if a driver cannot see them in their blind spot.

Better than expected (as someone who doesnt ride motorcycles). I had so much fun! Kinda really want to buy one now

Went to the Factory for a 1:00 tour ( I read the brochure that recommended reservations! ) I got there early enough for a free 10:15 tour also. Well worth it!! Very informative and the Steel toe tour was well worth the money asked! Dont know why others gave poor reviews? Everyone was very friendly and easy to deal with! Just follow the rules and you get quite a enjoyable time!!

I love working for this company great family atmosphere....

Booked the steel toe tour for what I thought would be a nice thing in our trip for my husband. I was wrong .. ..I enjoyed it as much if not more than he did. We toured at 12noon 9/13/16 with Don. He was excellent....very knowledgeable about the bikes being built. But he got us to areas as they were working and not on break. He was terrific at answering questions. Ok to those of you reading this post Rob who runs the tour center does an excellent job but read the website info first. I cant tell you how ill prepared some folks were and to watch them get a bit riled was almost amusing. Dont be THOSE people..... read the directions first ....then come tour.....it will make your tour actually happen and keep you safe. He and his staff are not rude or impatient; there are rules and they want you safe.

We did the steel toe tour and it was awesome.Our tour guide Larry knew his stuff well worth the money

Not bad

Ive been to this assembly plant and museum twice in my past, as I loved it both times. The last time I was there, our tour guide saw the t-shirt I was wearing and instantly I became his best friend (as I wont tell you what my shirt said), as he was a World War 2 Veteran. But during the tour, he pointed out one of the new models that nobody on the outside of the plant had yet seen, and whispered to me, You should walk over there and take a picture of the new model, as they are supposed to have it covered up. So I did, and just as I finished taking the picture, a couple of guys grabbed a blanket and threw it over the new bike and covered it, as they were staring at me with frowns on their faces! But the museum is a site to see, as it shows just about every model that has been produced as well as some other unique pieces of art work. There was a woman there who could lace a wheel and balance it within a few minutes, something that would put most guys to shame even if they had all day to do it. If I should ever head back up that way again, Id stop by for a 3rd visit, as I like doing things like this.

We did the free factory tour and got a really good overview how the bikes are produced. Compared to my visit back in 2005 it is very modern right now.If you like bikes and are somewhere near the tour is a must!

Had a good time bought several things for friends at gift shop also a hat and it was for me . I truck blew it off when I was riding and I wonder if u can order another one from the gift shop if I was to pay for the shipping

Was here 20 ywars ago had great expertations..but everything fell into the water .no museum anymore just boring little tour i the factory ..all the charm is gone ..waist off time ..hope Milwaukee is better

We were told we could not take the factory tour because we didnt have the proper shoes. We were never told that there was a free tour that did not require special shoes. None of the staff there was informative or even pleasant. The gift shop is half of what it was 10 years ago. If they want people to take the steel toe tour they should provide shoes rather than telling us that we can purchase their flimsy tennis shoes for $50. Hacienda Harley in Scottsdale Arizona is 10 times better than this facility.

Nonmilitary Friendly Plant Tour: For a company that prides itself on being Pro Military... I did not see it at all on this $40 Steel Toe Tour. ZERO appreciation on the ticket price, tour equipment was not working 15-25% of the time, & Larry (16yr HD vet) the ADD Tour Guide mumble about 20% time and constantly referenced something (SQUIRREL!!!) but was distracted by something else in a different location... This was second time I visited the HD plant here but I would just stick to the FREE tour since in the end... it is just a Product Tour.

Very interesting & informative. A must see for any Harley enthusiast if youre in the area. As soon as I pulled up I was just in time for the next tour. No waiting!

This facility is amazing. Thus is a must do tour. The systems in place are very well thought out over many years. Must see tour.

Any modern manufacturing plant is a really interesting tour. If you are into motorcycles, this one is extra interesting. Very well produced tour through the plant. I am not a Harley rider, so I wasnt as enthralled as those who have drank the kool-aid. It was almost more fun watching the glassy eyed riders who acted as if they were at mecca. No offense to you but it is just another brand of motorcycle, not the 2nd coming. I do realize that that sense of pride is what Harley is really selling and I admire their success at the marketing. I did really enjoy the ride here and did enjoy the tour and seeing the plethora of nice bikes in the parking lot. There is bike parking right by the entrance, which a lot of people miss. I parked in the prime spot, about 10 feet from the door to the tours. I would recommend the tour, just keep it in perspective.

Took the steel toe tour on Monday, 8/31/2015.what a great experience. the attention to quality was number 1 throught the entire plant. if you want to see what makes a Harley a Harley, you must take the tour.Great people, great care taken to insure that the bikes they build are No I in quality and craftmanship.i was very impressed. You cant go wrong on this.A must do on any bucket list.Vic

I have done the Free Tour twice. 2016 and 2017. 1st time I had a chat with a Quality Control Supervisor. Concerning some Safety issues with my 15 Street 750(Not made at this plant), His response was Oops then handed me a card to call Customer Service. I ended up fixing the Safety issues myself. Biggest was No Brake Fluid in the rear brake Master cylinder. And no external leaks. My First HD, And has been a Nightmare since new. Constantly in the shop.As far as the Tour, Nice to see how the bigger bikes are assembled. 2nd time they let me sit on a 18 Low Rider. But didnt not have the 18 Custom 1200. If I had more time, And didnt ride my XG750 100 miles to get there, I wouldve tried the Low Rider.

The steel toe tour will amaze you if youre a motorcycle fan or not.This was a very interesting place to visit. Not only do you get to see a place that employees thousands of people, but you also get to witness modern manaufacting in progress.This place is gigantic and they use every inch of it to build their motorcycles. We watched in awe as Robotic lifts transported each vehicle all throughout the assembly line.Yooull get to witness the motorcycle start from an empty frame, weave through dozens of stations as workers attach thousands of pieces, and to the finished product being tested.Its a very cool experience that you should try to see.

Front desk ladies were very rude, never gave proper instruction, and were very impolite.

Great place worked there during a rally, nice to see my fellow harley union brothers

I am so disappointed. I have the opportunity to visit the plant on March 29, 2013 and the FREAKIN place is CLOSED for Easter weekend??? Are you kidding me??? Love my Ultra, HATE THE COMPANY!!!! My next bike will certainly NOT BE A HARLEY!!!!

Great place!! Friendly employees and staff!!

Ive visited and toured all three HD manufacturing facilities (the York factory twice) and Ive thoroughly enjoyed each one. The guides and other personnel are always informative and friendly.In reading the other reviews posted here, Im in disbelief about the issues people complain about here. All of the tour times, dates, rules and restrictions are clearly posted on the HD website!Im very appreciative of HD for making these free tours available to the public and am planning another visit soon!

Very modern, a lot has changed since my tour in 2002.

Very interesting and informative. Note that children under age 12 cant enter

Not a bad free tour, age limit inside, no photos inside tour area. Yes there is a $35 (2016) behind the scenes tour that PROVIDES free steel toe shoes that fits over what you are wearing. You get to keep the orange vest and Steel Toe Tour badge. If you are a Harley nut, I bet its great. $35 each.. a bits expensive. The free tour is straight, no water or bathroom breaks. Wife decided not to go even though the offer wheelchairs. You do walk by a bathroom on the trip. You are required to wear an earpiece as it is a very noisy factory. You can ask questions but, again its noisy and better get close to the tour person to ask. The headsets on ear only, so you cant talk to guide via headset. LONG walk, an hour or more, no sitting. Would be interesting to see if they are: Union, pay wages per job, what happens to pay when they shut down for retooling. Assembly line is interesting with robots all over and how they install an engine in one minute, then moves to install this, then that. They do say employees move every few days to get rid of boredom ! It take you from sheet metal, to first test run, to on the skid for shipping. Interesting, Japan is biggest buyers of H-D ! ! I guess you can only buy H-D stuff with tour on it at this store. Every H-D store had most of the gift shop stuff.CALL and confirm they are open. They do close for weeks for retooling, model change. The first video you see is pretty crappy (knew that stuff), the free history area is OK. There are two bikes you can climb and get a photo. Get there early (10 am) and be prepared to wait. Steel Toe tour is best to pre-order. Lots of H-D bikes in the lot by guests. Lots of other stuff to do in York, PA. Hotels range from $90 - $240 a night. Our $94 per night had indoor pool and jacuzzi, free breakfast, king bed in top name hotel. Pricing also depends on seasonal rates.

Let the people in to get their dog!

A must for Harley lovers very interesting. Dont go on Sundays or a day there not operating we went then and it wasnt as great

Nice friendly people, free tour was an hour, not too intense, more detail on steel boot tour

Nice tour of the factory.

Great tour! bu pictures not allowed...

Something worth seeing if you own one

I flew all the way from Australia with the family with doing this tour in mind and drove 6 hours only to be told I couldnt do the tour, got there at 2pm . Wouldnt even make any exceptions, I have been a Harley rider for 30 years well they can shove it .

I’ve owned and ride Harley Davidsons since 1985.

Epic place to visit and see the assembly staring from scratch

Great tours.

Must go.

Made. In. Usa

Awesome tour, proud customer and stockholder!

Great tour well worth the money

Interesting to see how they build the bikes

The free tour was very interesting, take it

Please someone take me there soon!

Exporting Freedom

Loved it could have beded down for week and just gone around and around sad had to come home.

Good

Amazing!

Did the open house loved it

Was lucky to visit the Factory twice in my Life. As H-D enthusiast it cant get any better!