Cadburys Reviews

Fantastic day out, a chance to stock up on your dairy milk supplies

My children and I really enjoyed our visits. There are lots of things going on to engage my 5 and 2 year old. They especially love the 4d cinema.
We had a fun day and learned a lot about the history of chocolate, manufacturing and advertising.
We did avoid buying the photos and cafe food as a day out here can get very expensive. The chocolate we got on the tour lasted us a good long while and we were even given chocolate for the two children who were under 4 that went free.

Nice place. Was expecting something more. Could not smell any chocolate aroma at all. Just one chocolate tasting place. Comparing to German Lind factory, Cadbery factory needs a lot of improvement. I must say I am very disappointed!!!

A really good experience - I took my 3 young kids and they loved it. I think it is a place to visit when it is dry because of the outdoor play areas. The 4d ride was excellent but i did feel that the over -commercialisation in some aspects of the tour such as the mandatory photo shoot seriously dents an otherwise good day out.

Busy and not recommended for those with younger children that get bored easily in a queue. Booked a time for the part guided tour (as recommended) but there should also be bookable times for the cadabra ride as a 40 minute queue for a short ride was a bit too long of a wait with a 5 and 2 year old so abandoned that queue as there was nothing interesting for them to do whilst in the queue, not even fun facts on the wall or something similar. 4d experience was good, but again the queue can get long, luckily only 10 minutes for us. Chocolate making would be good if they had steps for the smaller children to see what was happening and have a go as even the lower table was still too high. Steps would also be good for some of the cabinets dotted around the place and for the windows in the chocolate making areas for the little ones to be able to see but can appreciate that there isn't space in certain parts of the building for a walkway and a step. If you've got children still in a pram or buggy then don't bother going as you're forever getting them in and out and this isn't in reference to the factory tour where they don't allow prams. There is almost nothing fully visible from a buggy and if it's busy then nothing will be visible other than others backsides.

Fine for half a day out, but very dated now and limited in actual things to see and do. We left very disappointed.

Great place to go. Even adults would enjoy this experience and the Cadburys history. Plus the choclate is cheaper in the shop and I manged to get Cadburys orange twirl!!!

Fantastic place to visit. Friendly staff. Visited lots of times and never been disappointed.

Great for families. Parts are not stroller friendly

Great place, loved it as a child, loved it now!
It's a shame the packaging plant wasn't functional but they are remodelling so I'll just have to go again when it reopens in 2018!

Great place for the whole family. Interactive and fun

Very nice we all loved it mind you it cost us 52 pound and 20 that's a lot of money

Educational, fantastic facilities, fun and the best chocolate in the world.

It was ok not really much for kids I took my son 6 and daughter 3 I don't mind queing but there's nothing to do for kids in the ques so when u have keep queing to do the different things I'd expect some interaction things for kids like u get at Alton towers when queing . I wouldn't be rushing back soon there's definitely better places for kids and your money's worth

This place is brilliant for all the family. And SO MUCH CHOCOLATE.

Perfectly in line with social distancing! A great day out!

Very busy place. Factory shop can be used without doing the full tour.

Fab day out. Queue for 4d cinema took around 1 hour, but it's worth it. Overall it's an enjoyable and fun tourist attraction.

We had a really good day out, there was plenty to keep the kids (3 and 5) interested, the tour was fun and the free samples were tasty. The melted choc pot handed out was a big hit as were the activities; writing your name in chocolate, seeing the 'speciality' items being made and the interactive exhibits at the end of the tour (stamping on chocs and easter eggs on the interactive floor etc). After the main factory tour, don't miss out on 'Essence' which is an interesting short presentation, cleverly done and then more melted chocolate tasting along with your choice of filling. The outdoor kids play area is really good but does get closed when it's wet <insert health and safety gone mad rant of your own>. They did reopen it just before we had to leave and the equipment would have entertained us for a good while longer.
Unfortunately we didn't have time to look round the rest of the Bournville village which is probably worth a couple of hours walk in itself, beautiful place.
The cafe/restaurant is OK but really not a recommendation. It's a bit like eating in a very busy factory canteen and the choice for kids was pretty poor.

Great day out but bring a picnic to sit outside or make alternate plans for eating :-)

We had an amazing day, lots to do for adults kids and chocolate lovers !!

You're going to leave with a bit of a sugar high...it is a great experience to tour the factory as it is quite interactive and there are a lot of optional things to do there, like the children's play area outside and an experience where your chairs move and you're wearing 3-D glasses, all included in the price of the ticket. I could see this being an all-day event for a family.
You get multiple free bars of chocolate throughout the tour as well as some melted chocolate at one point. Their factory store has really good deals on chocolate and gifts.

Great for kids and plenty to get in the chocolate store

Worth going once for children....good place to go in Birmingham

Don t go if you re an adult on your own, or only have other adults for company. While children may still enjoy it , it is simply not as fun as you d expect it, and the chocolate prices isn t much of a difference .

i loved the taste of your smooth big chocolate stick

Great place to visit, for a brief history of chocolate and of the Cadbury business. Get there early as it soon becomes busy, but avoid temptation in the gift shop as a lot of the chocolate is cheaper in supermarkets.

Brilliant place, very informative and educational plus loads of CHOCOLATE and a brilliant factory shop

Not a lot going on and wasn't very entertaining. They do however have free choc samples and discount prices in their chocolate shop!

So good went with some friends and family defo recommend it

Very good, explained chocolate making, lots of activities including free chocolate. Our children loved it.

had a nice time with my daughter and partner. was an issue with one of my purchases which was resolved immediately. everyone was lovely

just a shame that by about 3PM everyone clocked off and security were also working the desks too.

Lovely experience for kids, went for my son's birthday and of course he enjoyed all the free chocolate! Also great to learn the history of chocolate, done in a fun interactive way.

Nice place for visiting with family.
Good things-1)free
big car parking.
2)Friendly staff.
Whorst things
Expensive prices for food drink and souvenirs.

Nice tourist attraction. But a bit crowded and a long wait for somethings

Amazing place spend 4 to 5 hours and I prefer you come before 11 am to catch up all facilities outside the main building

We visited here recently for our daughter's birthday and we had a great time. We got a morning time slot, would highly recommend this to anyone visiting at peak times as it got very busy inside the venue as we were ready to leave. I didn't award 5 stars as the cafe was poorly run, long wait to be seated and long queue for food - family offer didn't include the majority of meal choices so very limited as to what we could have. Overall a great experience, lots of interactive areas and large outdoor play area. We got 3 full size bars of dairy milk, oreo and crunchie each for free as we walked through the factory.

Really interesting place and very thoughtful with people with disabilities. Would go again

First time visit was expecting a tour of the factory and history about the chocolate industry. Can t fault the staff they was very friendly and polite but there wasn t much to do. didn t even see any chocolate being made walked around with an hour wouldn t recommend unfortunately

Lots of interesting stuff to learn about chocolate, and the history of Cadbury. The 'ride' of how they make chocolate was fun, and there was a little indoor river ride (like Disney's Small World) as well. We got 3 free chocolate bars each.

Absolutely excellent...well worth a visit, family fun, informative, good prices....lots to see, interactive....we loved it

Good value. We were impressed. And would go again sometime.

Lot of money for not much fun. My kids were bored. I quite enjoyed it

3 1/2, really. It's a bit of a tired attraction but has its moments. Kids ate lots of chocolate and enjoyed the 4D cinema but everything else is pretty forgettable and not particularly cheap...

It was fun and had a good time with my family. Good adventures and activities.

Great for kids of all ages. Good educational talks for schools too!

Value for money. Some waiting inside for the car tour. Plan accordingly. Full day visit with kids.

Excellent day out for the family and lots of chocolate!!

Expect chocolate... Lots of it! The shop is very inexpensive, and everything is clean and tidy, staff are kind and courteous. Good experience. Cheers

Been twice now but not worth the long journey! Needs updated and modernised! Shop doesnt have enough tills and is too small and cramped! Choc is overpriced cheaper in supermarkets!

An amazing history of chocolate and the Cadbury company and brand. Nestled in the wonderful surroundings of Bourneville, the Cadbury World experience is something the whole family can enjoy. Also, they give out plenty of chocolate on your way round.

Here is really nice place to take my children. They enjoyed so much and could get lots of chocolate s.

Had a lovely time with family, lots of fun but educational too. Better to book online to choose a convenient time to visit, no need to queue at entry. The chocolate treats were very good. Kids enjoyed.

Me (20) and my sister (23) had so much fun here. Good for kids and for people who just want to have a laugh. 4D cinema is a must

Lovely at Christmas with extras such as pantomime and santa show. Lots of chocolate given out and a large shop great for chocolate gifts!

Loved it such a good day out with the family just visit

Very nice place to visit with kids. You can taste tasty Cadbury chocolates as well as get an opportunity to explore history, variety, process of making Cadbury chocolates. Also, there is an amusement park available. Train ride is amazing - kids enjoy at this place a lot. Have a nice time!

We have purchased the 30 cadbury boxes from vishal mega martGurdaspur to distribute it as gifts in the office but we see the choclates look like expires in the boxes. We just see 3 boxes that was with us. We will complain to Heath department about this.

Great day out lots to see and do more for the younger ones but enjoyed it. Highly recommend their hot chocolate from the cafe

Had a great day out and the staff were very friendly and helpful. However, some of the queues were an absolute nightmare!

Fun for family
Better for younger kids

We had a great time here and would recommend recommend it to all ages

Santa experience was really good Santa show pantomime and free chocolate what's to complain about

I didn't think much to the cafe because they don't tell you where you need to wait for your food so I was standing where I had ordered to get my food but it turned out to be by the till.

Very good for the price with plenty to do for all ages and you cant complain when surrounded by chocolate