- Ranked #3 for history museums in Dearborn
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- David PatrickDecember 16, 2016The experience is good for all ages. Would have lied to to see auto welding robots but the tour only includes final assemble of completed parts. Very good view of assembly,informative history of Ford.
- John Van DuzerApril 11, 2015The tour is interesting, but not like the tours of years ago. Starts with a video and a multimedia presentation, and ends with a self guided walk overlooking a portion of truck final assembly line.
- KristinJanuary 16, 2014Fascinating tour, see trucks being made, learn about the living roof and how Ford works to take care of wildlife. Allow at least 2 hours and if you go to Henry Ford Museum first, you can get disc. tktUpvoted Aug 13
- Jason DavidsonFebruary 2, 2018This facility contains so much history, innovation, and the roots of our industrial revolution, middle class, and democracy. Plan on spending 2 hours on the tour.
- Nicole RovigNovember 11, 2017What an awesome tour! A must see! Vets be sure to go on Veteran’s Day weekend, as you and your family get free admission to Henry Ford and the Village. @NicoleRovig
- Adel MozipAugust 10, 2013I visited @thehenryford today and toured #Dearborn's @Ford truck plant. Amazing jewel we have in our backyard though I still believe #Ford must do more 2 minimize the #CO2 coming out of its factories
- Michelle LAugust 12, 2014Such a cool tour...no photos inside the plant but it's very interesting! Interesting to hear about the "living roof"!
- Ben SpedoskeMay 20, 2015Must-see. You get an extensive look at workers on the assembly line making the F-150. Very cool to see a Detroit automaker in action.
- JendaSeptember 10, 2015The docents around the facility are really knowledgeable about the facility and the town. Be sure to ask questions!
- Maureen Francis REALTORAugust 31, 2013Fascinating and well presented. Just make sure you don't hit the assembly line during lunch, when it shuts down. Everyone we've taken loves this tour.
- Samir NazirJuly 24, 2017the afternoon production shift was stopped. I am not sure you would have really learned anything detailed about the production process, anyways
- KarenJune 3, 2023It's absolutely amazing. Watch a car be assembled with the super professionalism and skill of the workers.
- Leon SchiererJune 6, 2013See stage 1 first then go directly to the factory tour stage 4. The observation tower is optional if you are pressed for time or tired.
- Ben SpedoskeMay 20, 2015The second movie theater has been refurbished recently and the new presentation is really cool.
- Yoram CisinskiJune 8, 2017Great overview of Ford's history and a view of the latest in modern manufacturing
- Bill QNovember 8, 2011Loved the Rouge tour in general, but the 2nd movie was an incredible waste of time. They focused on showing off what was technically possible and forgot to make it interesting.
- Alex TeskaAugust 25, 2023Definitely worth a visit - from the living roof to watching an F150 assembled.
- Adam FitzmauriceMarch 14, 2017Amazing to see an F-150 get put together piece by piece with such precision.
- Maureen Francis REALTORNovember 24, 2012The line shuts down for lunch at noon. Plan accordingly because you don't want to miss it.
- Renee BlackburnJuly 22, 2011Spend a fair amount of time watching assembly. Video number 2 in the tour is very loud and "interactive" but cool
- DarianJune 13, 2012Witness the magic of F-150 assembly on one of, if not the only automotive factory tours available in the USA.
- Adam Cooper WoodMay 15, 2010Holy shit. That was pointless. The mist maker over my head was leaky. It was hot in there too.