This tour was soooo eye opening. You never realize what all goes into making a vehicle, all the people, moving parts. It was a truly amazing tour. Our guide was amazing as well. I wish I could have remembered her name. It did feel a little rushed but was a really enjoyable tour. I walked out wanting to get a new truck!

Cool factory with lots to see. Entrance fee was not too expensive. Corny video about Fords, felt like I was watching a Ford commercial.Tour guide gave us lots of in-depth knowledge of the plant and its history. Being able to see the assembly line for trucks were cool on its own.

This was a very cool and educational visit. I like how the short video they show you actually mentions some of the issues with the strikes in the past. The F150 plant is very nice and advanced. I had two issues with the tour. The first: the guide was very smug about how GM and FCA accepted the bailouts. The second: they try to make it seem like ford basically invented automation and robotics in car manufacturing, which was funny because every robot in the plant had japanese branding on it. It was the americans that learned from the japanese with automation. Other than that, the tour is worth the price of admission.

The videos were good. If you dont like loud and strobe lights, then you will have a difficult time with 2nd video. Well set up and easy walking. Would be easy to access with wheel chair. Most sections you are not permitted to use camera, video, or cell phones.

No photos allowed in the factory, so all my pictures are cars in the lobby and views from the observation deck. The first 2 parts of the 4 part tour are a movie and multimedia presentation, designed for school age kids, but they are brief, so even if you dont find them riveting, youll be on to the good stuff shortly. Part 3 is an enclosed observation area on the roof, where you can see a metal fabrication plant in the distance, then a stamping and cutting plant, followed by a paint facility, and finally the assembly plant.The highlight is part 4 - a catwalk that extends around the perimeter of the actual plant, letting you watch fully customized builds take place as pickup truck cabs, doors, and beds all make their way through the process. The best part, in my opinion, was having friendly, knowledgeable Ford employees stationed along the catwalk, able to both describe what was happening at individual stations, and answer questions. The amount of organization for having the right parts flagged for the specific vehicle appearing at a station is staggering. The combination of descriptions of what was happening and getting questions answered as we watched the work being done made for an absolutely compelling tour.

Wow! Great educationally! My son had a great time. We loved Star Trek exhibition. Museum is very tight and cleanliness.

We had such a great experience touring the factory and wandering through the museum. I loved that it wasnt just about cars but also included the history or our country as a whole and electricity.

Awesome place to visit! Loved the Green Field village setup(with the train ride).. will definitely take you back in time!! Great collections of cars, planes & other exhibits! Assembly lanes at the Ford Rouge factory tour and film showcasing Fords history.. Overall an absolutely stunning experience!

Very cool and exciting! So much to see and do. The food places are incredible and unique. Worth the price and time. Collect all the wax mini figures! Dont be afraid to explore and go through the trains. Its a learning experience for all ages.

I am a Henry Ford Museum Member and I have visited this place more than 8 times. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME, I am just so moved after watching the first two movies.. The movies along with the content, the history of the company and the plant, the vehicles, the passion of employees at the plant who make the F-150 make me feel so emotional and proud that I work for the Blue Oval. This is definitely a must-see for anyone in the Detroit metropolitan area and visitors from all around the globe. The scale of the operation which takes place is something left to the imagination of the visitors.Just imagine the F-150 and its size. Imagine a plant so big and efficient that a brand new F-150 is coming out of the plant every minute!!

Great educational experience for kids on field trips & adults. Amazing Ford F-150 presentation. Ride up to the top and learn about the factory grounds. They grow gardens on the roof tops. Tour the assembly line and see how cars are put together. Bravo to those working the line! They do the same repetitive move all day long.

We wound down our visit to the Motor City as we took the Ford Rouge Factory Tour, the worlds largest manufacturing complex at one time employing 100,000 workers. Few photos allowed inside and absolutely no photos allowed of their assembly line! We were really impressed at their efficiency, where they build their Ford F-Series Trucks. They currently have 4,000 workers, 2 shifts a day of 1,000 workers, four 10 hour days, with 3 days off, 1 truck is built every minute or 60 per hour, 600 per shift! 7,200 trucks per week all are pre-sold and built per the customers specifications. Ford Built Tough! GO USA! Well worth the cost and your time to tour! Manufacturing is still alive and going strong in America!

Fun place. Interesting historical vehicles. And machinery.

The ford rouge factory tour is actually amazing. They let you work at your own pace throughout the factory. The actual trim assembly process is amazing to see. Definitely would go again.

This an amazing tour done at Ford, here you will attend 3 halls during each you will discover something about the company from history till modern state.At hall2 you will love the 3D show for the truck F150.Me and my brother attended the tour with an electric Engineer (Ali Yassin) who recommended it, and we never regret it.After the 3 videos in each hall you will be allowed to go around the factory while the trucks being assembled (for our bad luck we went at a holiday, so we went inside but no trucks on assembly tracks )You can take professional photo at the end of your tour and you can buy gifts while exiting.Parking is available, photos and mobile use is not allowed always (they will strictly inform when you are not allowed to do)

All I can say is it is really cool to see. Once inside of Rogue you get to watch a few documentaries to make you aware of the history of the plant. Once that is finished you are taken to an area that basically robots and a laser light show happen in front of you, it is indescribable to say what I saw. Needless to say, it was fascinating. After that is completed you are allowed to watch the complete assembly of an F150. To me, I had zero idea of how they were actually assembled, what went into it, and the people that are able to do that job. I give it to the actual factory workers and doing a job that I would never be able to do. Plenty of factory workers that I believe are retired that you can ask them about each station you see from the sky platform/catwalk. You even get to see the final inspection when they come off the assembly line.Eventually, you go to an up into a sky view of the plant. They have a Ford representative there that explains to you about the overview of the plant, the line in the parking lot.This was well worth the time to watch and see what they have to offer.

This place offers a wonderful experience to see the manufacturing of the ford pickup van F150 as some piece of steel transform into a absolute piece of engineering. The two video about the history of ford motors and the innovation of F150 are also crafted and present beautifully. Don’t miss it if you are visiting nearby. It could have been more enjoyable if they would allow to photograph and preserve some memories of the visit .

Was not in production when we got there. But it was very interesting to see.

Informative but costly experience. Happened to be there on Easter weekend, and the tour guide did not let us know upfront, that workers would have shortened hours, so we did not get to see assembly in action, which was very dissapointing! The tour leaves from the Ford museum and lasts about 2 hours, where you would have to spend up to an hour in the tour bus that gets you from the museum to the plant and back to the museum. Not allowed to take pictures of the assembly line! The tour includes a short documentary, then a short stop at the lookout on rooflevel of the plant( Green roof), assembly line and a small museum on plant premises.

I liked the factory tour, which lets you see how the most sold vehicle in the States is assembled and how the process is seamless, but also, the two theater shows at the beginning were fantastic. The first one shows the history of the factory, while the second one... well, I wont say much so I wont spoil it, so its better if you discover it yourself ;)

This plant was stroke of genius in early 20th century.

Very nice and informative tour. My kids loved it. Especially the automated car making process. And the car exhibits were just awesome. Overall worth the money.

The tour was really interesting. Several reasons I didn’t give it a 5 star: 1. There is NO mention of Edsel Ford in the videos. It’s almost like he was intentionally left out. It was all about Henry. 2. I almost had hearing damage from how loud the videos were - bring earplugs.Overall it was very fascinating!!

A long overdue visit to the Ford Rouge Factory - educational and inspirational when contemplating such innovations of man. Very thankful for such technological innovations and the sharing of such history.

The tour begins with a bus ride from the visitor center at The Henry Ford then after arriving at the plant, continues with two videos. The first offers a historical perspective of Ford and the Rouge facility, and the second is a cool laser/sound show featuring the F150.After the videos you go to an observation area on the roof where you can see the entire complex, stamping plant, paint facilities, the living roof on the assembly plant and even the Ford World Headquarters in the distance.This is not a full plant tour, you dont see any chassis assembly or body build up, but it overlooks part of the trim area and is an accurate representation of what the assembly process is like.

Amazing experience, learn about all the different aspects of makeing a Ford car. The tour in the assembly line is just breathtaking, make sure to check if it is active on the day of your visit. Enjoy it!

Horrible experience! Would not recommend anybody to endanger there family on the shuttle busses for the factory tour. They are Sub contracted out to People’s Transit of Romulus. —Speeding 50 mph in a 25mph zone— Running up on cars until they moved over.—Cornering at a dangerous speedI had to confront the bus driver on our trip about his driving behavior. The 20 guest on the bus where scared and thanked me for demanding him to slow down!! I believe him to be on some type of drug by his behavior.Henry Ford, Rouge Factory tour when first confront at the front desk said “there not part of us. You will have to fill out a comment form.” Never addressing the driver at the time but instead letting him endanger more lives.I don’t like writing reviews but had to when my 8 year old son was scared to ride the school bus when we got home. He asked “what if the bus driver starts bouncing me around and I can’t hold on”.Rouge factory tour representative after calling and emailing. “The bus driver has been with us a long time”, “we will look into this”

Really cool to see how its all put together. Everyone was very informative. Highly recommend.

Wonderful History and exceptional exhibit pieces with a wide coverage of our history.

It was to be able to see modern Auto factory. Thanks to Ford for even making this available. The only shortcoming is that it is difficult to see at several parts of the tour because of all the infrastructure blocking the view. But if this is your first time in a manufacturing facility you will be very satisfied. It makes you proud of American ingenuity.

Bad timing. We toured during plant shutdown so the assembly line was not operating. Certainly merits a return visit. The assembly technology is amazing and would fill my heart with joy to see all the pieces working together.

After going to the Corvette museum, the F150 plant was not as cool. There were a couple movies that were really awesome. The plant tour was not guided, but there were personnel there that would answer questions. Btw I own an F150

Visit divided in several steps, the 1st 2 steps are not so interesting and the 2nd is just a huge commercial for the F150. The factory visit itself is nice and you actually see a lot of interesting stuff on the assembly line.

Expected lot more and quiet disappointed. You will watch Ford F150 manufacturing from 1st floor. Pretty manual operation. Expected a complete Automation during Industry 4.0 era.

Its 2020 the presentation needs to be updated a little...at least to a more recent model of the F150. But, overall its a good experience and worth the trip.

If your a Ford lover heres the place to go! If your not a Ford lover you can still enjoy the rich history of the Rouge as well as the peek inside a modern assembly line. Im a Tesla lover and after going here I now understand why its very difficult for an automotive startup like Tesla to become established. There are just so many moving parts!

Incredible information. The second theater was something totally awesome. Hard to describe this display. Mind blowing the effort and technology used to show off the F150. I could have watched it three more times...maybe 4. Lol. Loved it. That theater knocks any IMAX or other interactive theater off the chart. Throughly enjoyed watching the truck built and even non car enthusiasts will be interested. Thank you for allowing us to see inside! Great work Ford.

My first time there today with my daughters school. It was really nice. Cant wait to come back with my husband and his father.

We had a great time watching this process. My daughter loved seeing all the trucks!

A mind-blowing view of the huge scale production of the Ford F150. Incredibly well done. Interesting first video and awesome second one (although a bit too loud). Really changed my whole perspective on what an assembly line is. Must see for anyone of any age.

Nice information videos. Wonderful working environment for employees. Many moving parts. Great to see products made in the USA.

Great history lesson about Henry Ford and his innovation that helped build America. Seeing the F150 being built was amazing. Just wish you could take pictures of the trucks being built. Its a modern marvel.

Excellent experience. Loved it

This tour is worth every penny. What a great experience!

Very nice place. Good for family to spend time. Ford rouge tour is awesome. Make sure you check the timings of this and plan your day in advance.

Great experience and i learned a lot of new things. Very inspiring.

More than what I expected! I will always love Chrysler products, but as long as its Domestic and UAW, I will always be Proud of it!!! (Local 1264 is where I am from)!!!

This is a worthwhile journey. You will experience an excellent introduction, an overview of this modern facility with an an informed host and get a good, self-paced visit to the truck assembly process.

A fascinating look into the history of Ford manufacturing, and direct look at the complex assembly of F150 trucks. Well worth a visit from anyone interested in Ford, trucks or modern manufacturing.

No workers, plant shut downBumpy bus ride

Absolutely amazing place! From art to math to furniture to culture, it has much more than just automobiles. Can easily spend hours there.

Excellent opportunity to see inside a real auto factory assembly line. Self guided, but with someone on every side to answer questions. Interesting indeed!

This was a really cool tour. I did not know what to expect. It was my first time touring an automotive factory line. But I am glad I did. The old cars in the main entrance are stunning.

Amazing experience. There AV show highlighting how a Ford truck is manufactured was breathtaking.

Took a fun and educational tour with my family! Awesome place to visit and see how the Ford F150’s are made!

Had a lot of fun watching everyone build F150 pickups

Best factory tour in town! Amazing!

Neat tour seeing how F-150s are built. Also an interesting lesson on how the building is green.

Loved it! Real cool to see how an assembly line works. It was well put together and took about 45 min in the plant and 25 min in the bus to and from plant.

Theres a Disney-esque series of films at the beginning of the tour, but for us the real attraction was walking around the balcony of the F150 truck manufacturing floor. We took almost 2 hours at our own pace, fascinated at the different jobs, the skill of the workers and the scale of the machines. Absolutely too cool!

GREAT, INTERESTING TOUR OF THE FORD PLANT WHERE WE SAW THE 2020 F150 TRUCKS BEING MADE. IT WAS FANTASTIC!

Be sure to include this tour as part of the museum purchase. It is worth it. A short bus ride to the ORIGINAL, still functioning plant built by Henry Ford. Fascinating!

Loved the tour. Been to the village a bunch of times. This was the first time doing the factory tour.

We enjoyed watching the production process in real-time. The tour staff members were friendly and helpful. The simulation was exceptionally (and unnecessarily) loud.

Very informative and so much you didnt know about everything that goes into manufacturing cars Awesome experience.

It was a fun but fairly brief tour (1.5 hours) that only covers a few sections of the production process but overall it was a worthwhile visit.

Very interesting to watch people working at the factory. Photos are not allowed. Don’t forget to Bring snacks for kids.

This is a must for the whole family everyone will enjoy it and you learn a lot about the past.

Great museum that could easily take two days to experience everything that the grounds have to offer including the village, factory tour, and theater. Many pieces of history you just wont see in other museums.

Was a decent tour, wish they would have been able to take you farther into the plant so some things would make more sense...........but worth the time to go though

Great place to visit with the grandkids . Plan on staying the whole day .

A motorcity must see. How cars/trucks are made, the sheer logistics of it all. Ford has done a fabulous job and opened part of their manufacturing line to the public. Definitely worth a visit for out of town guests; theyll leave with a new appreciation of Detroit!

Went here while I was in Dearborn on business and I have to say it was an enjoyable tour. I liked that I was able to move through the factory at my own pace. Price was very reasonable as well.

Loved it. I had no clue of all things envolved . nice family outing

We took the tour on January 1st, the factory conveyor was under scheduled maintenance, but the tour was very educational. There were just a bunch of visitors on the tour and we have got all the attention of all tour guides for ourself.

Just an amazing experience. See how titans of industry implemented their vision

This is very educational tour to the assembly line of Ford F-150

Great experience, amazing foresight by Henry Ford to built that facility in the 1920s

Great but only see cabs and doors and some interior

Loved it.. very informative and I interesting

View historical films from the early days of car manufacturing and union organizing. Tour the Ford Rouge plant near the Detroit River and see how the F-150 pick up truck is manufactured.Docents in the plant explain the process and answer questions.Take a tour bus from the main campus of Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation to the Ford Rouge plant.While there, enjoy a holographic light show and visit the gift/souvenir shop.Appropriate for families and visitors of all ages.Admission to the Ford Rouge plant tour requires a ticket purchase. The narrated tour bus ride to the plant is included with your ticket purchase. Allow two to three hours for this excellent tour experience.

Great to see an actual assembly line of an automobile. Only parts of the assembly cab seen but still to see.

Good place. Although you are not allowed to see the assembly line and children dont like it. There are a couple of small duration shows in their theater which they show before the tour, which are actually good.

This is a great tour, you are basically on your own, we brought our daughter, son-in-law and grandson.

Great experience, kinda weird watching people work from above (as long as they dont mind) but it was still awesome to watch the process. All the guides were very friendly and knowledgeable. Wish we could have been allowed to take pictures/video but I understand that the process has some manufacturing information they dont want to share with everyone. Definitely recommended to anyone who wants to see an excellent example of Fords most important contribution to all industry.

Amazing! I wish they would have been more detailed at what u where about to see on the assembly line..mire garbage less drama..great though! Enjoyed it!

What an incredible experience! This plant is where my truck was manufacturered just a month ago! Such a neat place to visit and see some of the work put into these machines!

So much to see!!! Planning a trip to go back to see it all!!!

Was great! We took our time going through and totally enjoyed seeing how a Ford F250 is made. Very interesting...

Its an interesting tour of a working auto facility. You can watch an F 150 being full assemblied . See the parts that go into the truck and get an idea of the reason for the cost of your vehicle.

Very interesting. Amazing to see the trucks being built on the assembly line

Amazing history... company tour, watch the actual making of your ford 150 wow i can never forget that

It was ok but I feel going as a school we didnt really have the time to explore.....

Loved the assembly plant tour and the mueseum has more then cars

Cool view into the assembly line and history lesson of Henry Ford

Experience the real assembly of iconic F150

Good tours, but I expected a Chevrolet stingray at the end

Two excellent videos were shown on the tour. Ive been in many automotive assembly plants, so there was nothing new there, but I really liked the videos.

Awesome place to spend a day. Friendly employees and interesting work

It was very cool to see how my truck was assembled!!