Cadburys Reviews

was coming back from Wales to stop.at the shop at the end of the tour went o the tour last year it's worth the day out the 4d cinema experience was great and it's cool to know how everything works but the cheaper chocolate shop is of course the best but be warned you will buy in bulk

We were in chocolate heaven there s a short film at the start telling you how it all began you see some of the chocolate being made and there s chocolate everywhere for you to taste a brilliant shop at the end which I thought was very reasonable and a great park for the kids outside

We went as a group today. The venue was very busy given that it was during the school holidays. It began to get quieter at around 3pm. Children loved the outdoor space and shows they had on offer.

Great experience, had a lovely time would highly recommend for people of all ages... :)

Great place to go. real fun and informative if you love chocolate its a must

A must if in Birmingham, gives you a feel good sensation after

If you live their chocolate, you will probably enjoy this. A lot of queuing and standing around.

We are tourists and we didn't know we should prebook.

We travelled in the train for 2 hours only to find tickets should be prebooked!

Have some mercy on tourists, welcome tourists don't harass them.

Being adults we thought there may have been a specific adult tour. Nevertheless, an experience.

Loved it. Totally worth visiting. The kids enjoyed it and so did the adults. It's busy and lively. The tickets are ok priced. Kids activity play area also available outside. Ample Parking space available. Defo worth going and checking out.

Adult and child heaven if you into this sort of thing....big play area outside for the young children with 4d experience we went it was really good... disabled access to everything outside... food and drink stands outside as well.. toilets.. inside is a massive chocolate shop and cafe... the Chocolate shop is the biggest Cadbury one in the world... sometimes the Cadbury character are out and you can have your photos took with them... you can hire the cafe for private parties and events and have the characters visit you there... the tour around the Cadbury experience is good plenty for the children of all ages.... and plenty of different interactive experience for them...I liked the Cadbury mini car experience near the end..it's a little mini world it lovely experience...we spent nearly five hours there but you could spend all day if you wanted to.... well worth a visit... friendly staff and lovely experience...

Nice attraction for families and children. It involves a fair bit of walking around without much to see though.

Decent experience that kids can enjoy. Free chocolate has made fat

Kids love it which is a great plus but the facility is really outdated and is in dire need of a refresh. Operations were also manic and probably need to be looked into. Price is quite on the high side compared to other Birmingham attractions. Service was okay.

Good place for elder kids. 4D movie experience was amazing.

Took my grand kiddies here ages 8 n 3. There was plenty to do and see for both of them. The best for them (and me) was in the chocolate factory tasting n watching them work. Outside play area too with seating so you can take your own picnics. Great day out.

Amazing atmosphere! Staff were very helpful and friendly

Interesting visit learning about the older history of Cadbury with plenty of chocolate to eat. History of Bournville was interesting too, although needs updating for the last few years since the takeover by Kraft foods. Lots of activities for kids too.

Excellent
Perfect day out for children and adults.
Had a great time as did our 7yr old grandson

It's good fun visit for kids. Ample of parking space. Best part is 4D movie the rest are OK. I found out from my friends it used to be very good when it was owned by Cadbury it shelf. Staff helpful. They need to expand children play area little more. Overall good day out for whole family.

Really good tour of Cadbury World, they had the Premier League trophy on show the day we went. Great fun, although the queue for the Cadabra ride was way too long for what it was... I think we'll definitely skip that bit next time.

Good place for children of all ages, not cheap though!

Kids love it here and the tour is a great learning experience for both adults and kids.

The kids loved the activities available and came away all choc'd up!

The place is terribly overcrowded and very disappointing. I was so turned off by just the appearance of the lobby that I had lunch, bought some candy, and left. Very lowbrow! If you're ever in the US going to Hershey World, it's amazing!!!

It's a fun place to visit and enjoyed the area.

We spent about 3 hours here overall worth it if visiting Birmingham.

Good value for money & an important part of local and national history.

Disappointing, not what I expected. Not somewhere I would visit again

Great time for my grandsons 5th birthday. Had a really lovely day.

Quite expensive to visit but great fun and informative too. Kids loved it, adults too. Discount shop an added bonus for calorific purchases. Suggest you don't visit if you're on a diet!

I love chocolate and that is why I love cadburys world.
BEST EVER

Lots of chocolate but lots of queues. Also play area not enclosed so kids could run out into carparks etc

Great exhibition, especially for children. Can buy factory chocolate from shop and special stuff. Good cafe, not too expensive.

Took my two grandsons they enjoyed every minute very informative,well worth the visit

VERY BAD we got there at about 11 o clock we queued for about 5 mins when we got to the ticket desk they said theres no more room until 4 o'clock so we waited there for 4 hours for a 20 walkthrough wich was dreadful you can't see any of the chocolate being made like you used to be able to, you get given 2 chocolate bars and the whole experience is very boring for 50 pounds . The Cadbury kitchen was so expensive for a pizza it is nearly 20 pounds. I do not recommend for little children as they will find it extremely boring also the line in the shop was massive yet they only had 2 cashier's working
DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY THERE

Very very nice place to come with children you get lots of chocolate and you get to find out a lot of things about how chocolate was made. You get to do a little hunt for the kids and you get a comic book and a chocolate. You can get melted chocolate with topping at the making chocolate section. Lots of fun things to do. There is a playground and a 4d movie to watch. You might even meet some fun characters near the playground. There is also a shop there which had you with lots of chocolate and souvenirs. Very awesome place.

Great time at Cadbury world. Learned a bit about the history and was impressed that the company did so much for the community. The highlight of the trip was the 4D cinema!!!!could have stayed longer but ran off time.

Chocolate is no longer made here and the tour is very limited, very expensive for what you actually get. No magic!!

entertaining staff not as nice of a tour as it used to be few free samples compared.to the old times.

interesting but lots of extra pay opportunities photos etc

Cadbury Dairy Milk is a brand of milk chocolate manufactured by Cadbury. It was introduced in the United Kingdom in 1905 and now consists of a number of products. Every product in the Dairy Milk line is made with exclusively milk chocolate. In 2014, Dairy Milk was ranked the best-selling chocolate bar in the UK

Great for the kids, not as cheap in the shop as I expected but still not too bad. Loads of fun activities for the youngsters, typical price's for the attraction photo's. A different day out for all ages.

Nice tour, loads of chocolate, decent outdoor area for kids

It's really good nd on a nice day you can sit outside to have your dinner nd the park is good for the kids

What a wonderful experience, staff most helpful, polite and helpfull, very clean and litter free, if at all a moan....a freddo on the way out would have been the icing on the cake.
Overall well done cadburys highly reccomend !

We went on a Friday , when the kids were on summer holidays. It was organised well that it wasn't crowded as you went in at a set time. A nice amount of chocolate is given per person as you walk around, the interactive and 4d show was great and we were there around 2.5 hours.

Really informative, educational and truly scrumptious.

Interesting place to visit. Probably not with smaller children though. The start was quite boring for our 3 year old. Also, I know it's a chocolate factory but they keep giving us chocolate. Which is great, apart from when they handed it directly to our 3 year old who wanted to eat it instantly. We didn't really want him eating 3 bars of chocolate in one outing so there were some upset faces when we kept taking it away from him.

A good place to take kids, especially if the weather is bad as it's mostly indoors. They have tried to do as much as possible to keep things interesting, especially considering the factory doesn't do much of the manufacturing process (if any?) these days.

The tour itself covered the history of chocolate from its aristocratic colonial origins to the mass market appeal of the general populus. And also the manufacturing process which was quite interesting from the videos and exhibits. You got enough chocolate to eat to feel suitably sick and got the opportunity to see it being worked and moulded too. I'd skip the car ride unless the queues are short.

I felt however there was a little too much emphasis on the history of the company and their values and too little on the current equivalent. In the past the company built an entire town for the workforce to be healthier and happier and educated; where as more recently they boast about some staff volunteering in the community and nothing about what has happened since a faceless multinational American conglomerate took over and moved most of production abroad!

Ticket prices were reasonable, but be prepared for the upsell along the way. I'd also recommend being fed and watered before you arrive because the prices of sandwiches and bottled drinks are extortionate.

Really good family day, just wish there was more involvement with chocolate, i.e. making your own chocolate, chocolate tasting and more freebies. As not cheep

Took my 10 year old here during the spring half term holidays and we had a good time even though it was very busy. We arrived 2 hours before the time allocated for our main event and it made sense to do it in that order: 4D cinema, Cadbury's museum then onto your allocated time event. It's not entirely clear where the queues for the events so we had to ask people in the queues. We both thought the 4D Cinema experience was fun although there was a lot of queuing for that but it was undercover. The museum part was ok and seeing all of the packaging, tins and boxes thoughout the years was interesting.

When you go into the main Tour bit, you can pick up what you ordered with your tickets like your bags and brochures. The staff give you lots of chocolate bars to eat along the way. Kids are kept happy with the 'find Freddo's Friends quiz' along the way. We had our photos taken in the green room area and also on the little mobile car thing. These as always are expensive for what they are.



All in, the both of us had a great day and I would reccommend it to friends to visit!

Great indoor venue for a rainy day! You get to write your name in chocolate, you get to eat chocolate and you learn the history of the Cadburys. Some great shows and a 3D cinema show. Queuing times are reasonable so to is the admission price.

Amazing experience for the family. Can't recommend highly enough. Great day out.

It was very interesting to visit the factory, the shop at the entrance has fantastic deals

Make sure to prebook tickets as they are mostly sold out on weekends The Cadbury store is huge and has wide variety of gifts.The cafe is alright.

Great place to visit. The shop is good and cheap, the whole place is great, worth the visit. Disability accessible.

Great Experience second visit with my son who is now grown up. We loved it when he was a child but just as good now. Fun and educational really liked the 4d cinema. Not too expensive well worth a visit.

Busy but fun. Be prepared to queue for 30 minutes or more for some parts of the tour. Perfect family day day out and about must for all chocolate lovers

Enjoyable day with the Kids. The 4D show was worthwhile (go after 4 for smaller queue).

Very interesting place, all chocolate lovers should visit, so much to tempt you to buy but products not cheap! A friend took me as a treat, you can't beat Cadbury so go and be tempted! So much to choose from so why not buy 1 of everything!

Super amazing place to explore the origin of coffee and the world famous chocolate company. Liked the 4D show the most.

Great experience. The second time I went there was more going on then the first time.
Very good day out, that could leave you with a purse empty and a stomach full of chocolate!!! I think Cadbury chocolate is the best chocolate there is around. Would choose Cadbury every time.
I will mention I was extremely disappointed with Cadbury in Australia - it really and honestly did NOT taste the same.
So all you Cadbury lovers - if your can't live without your chocolate while holidaying there take your good old English kind with you - as your really really won't like the Australian variety