Cadburys Reviews

We had a fun time but it's overpriced and overcrowded. The factory machines aren't in action at all and it's hard to see and hear a lot of the exhibits.
I'd recommend instead going into the free shop there for the chocolate and then playing on the awesome free outdoor playground.

Excellent place to visit with kids of all ages. Only thing I will say is that the timings of the tours are too close to one another so some parts seem a little rushed. I also ate way too much chocolate lol

A wonderful place for children and adults alike. A great variety of exhibits, displays, and educational resources. Well worth a days viait

It was gr8 and also very entertaining for kids. As a day out holiday this is a wonderful place to visit. At one point they even give u small cups of Cadburys melted chocolate and the kids were getting so many tubs that we couldn't carry them all!

Its alllllllllll right worth just 1 visit just for curiosity sake

Brilliant place to bring the children and the adults will love it too make sure you give plenty of time for the site as there it's a lot to do.

Yeah, eeverything are make in chocolate, but when you go inside the make chocolate, you can't eat it, BTW, in this place, it is good for child and old people, you better book before a 1 week to go, again, if you have any question, Plz ask me.

Too commercial. I Wish it was a proper Chocolate Museum. Staff should dress up

Always something different,been several times..yet they still keep it updated
Staff all brilliant

An interactive experience for young and old. Navigate your way through Cadbury 's for about 3 hours. Well worth the entry fee.

Not as good as the chocolate story at York not much to do and expensive for what it is

Lovely place for kids and family could give a little more treats away and could do with more staff getting dressed up like the movie Charlie choc factory just to make it for the kids but 4d movie was great just not long enough after waiting I thought it might have been a little longer just got in to it when it had finished such a same as kids thought that was great but over all very good

Amazing experience. Can't believe we hadn't been. Will definitely return

Sadly you don't see or hear about how Cadbury chocolate bars are made. Lots of pointless photo ops for extra cash.

It was good to visit the ince but can't see the draw for a return.

Amazing place
Interesting tasty entertaining for kids and adults

Not much to see thought there would be more chocolate

I was disappointed....far far too busy during the Christmas period & gutted to see absolutely no chocolate being made what so ever.....saw some chocolate teapots & shoes decorated but overall poor family day out for the cost. The 4D cinema is fantastic but only last 5mins!

Took the kids for a Christmas outing to the lovely village of Bournville, built by the Cadbury brothers. So an afternoon at Cadbury World seemed fitting. I was pretty disappointed as I'd been as a kid and remembered seeing some of the More

Easy to get to Cadbury World, with instructions on the Website not to go via the M6 a real help. Good Parking, and timed entry tickets. Just one criticism - Queue at entry would be drastically reduced if the point where tickets are scanned was not used for selling bags etc, If they were to move the ticket scanning point forward by a few feet, and had a separate point beyond for selling, the flow of people through to the entry point would be quicker.

I love this place due to the tasty chocolate and how the chocolate is swirled around in a giant can

Good to walk see a couple of hours does it all, lots of free chocolate :)

Don t waste your money! Overpriced for what you get! Food awful in the cafe!

Went here today with my 4 year old. We had the character breakfast, well worth the extra few pounds. We thoroughly enjoyed all Cadbury world had to offer. The history, the shows, the car ride, there were glitter tattoos and face paint, photo opportunities, plenty of time to wander around and enjoy the place. After was a gift shop that to my surprise wasn't very expensive. Really good value. We went outside to a 4D movie, a character show and 3 playgrounds. I would bring a picnic as food was a little pricey but otherwise a really good day. We spent about 4 hours here.

Had an amazing time, 4D was amazing, lol, thought I was going to chuck up , haha , managed to contain myself, went with a friend and her son , I would deffintley recommend going to this place,staff helpful as well

Great visit as usual, perfect for children and parents.

Really enjoyed the experience. Lots to see and do. The only reason I've given 4 stars (but really should be 4.5) is that there was a lot of renovations going on (which I know these things have to happen). Would love to visit again when renovations completed. However had a lovely time, lots to see and do.

What a waste of time and money.
I took my 5 year old daughter to Cadbury's world tour she was so bored with everything and so was I. I was so disappointed with the videos try and make it fun after all it's a chocolate factory.

To expensive just to look around in cadbury world because they dont have much existing for kids just free chocolate bar. I am recommend if you got young kids 8+ like me so bored for them

Really fun trip through the exploration of chocolate!

Excellent, I went a few years ago but I think it's far better now in my opinion.

A fun day with kids.Best part the 4D cinema. Chocolate very nice. Welcoming and entertaining.

Was not what I expected hardly give any chocolate to eat as tasters jus one tiny plastic cup, what your paying for I don't Know especially with kids sitting down and listening to how it Al started in small theater room is pretty boring for the kids the train would have bin only decent thing about it but was a massive que which seemed like it would take a hour to get on and with three kids that's way too much to wait just a waste of money as your just buying things in the shop at the end which is not exactly cheap will not be visiting again

Not a great experience. Place is geared for children, not much chocolate tasting or even chocolate making to be viewed. Won't be visiting again

Always a mixed bag here. Kids love it, great displays and plenty to do, but an expensive day out. Food is very expensive so try popping into Bournville village for a bit to eat instead?! Parking is free though which is grand

Loved the shop but found the cafe expensive without being anything special. The exhibition feels very tired and old fashioned with some elements that are dubious, bordering on racist (looking at you singing Coco beans or the African playground with totem poles). I'm sure the story of chocolate could be told without relying on colonial stereotypes. Where you used to be able to see part of the production they seem to realise they've lost a big part of the attraction but don't know what to do instead. There are signs claiming that something new is coming but nothing to say what it might be. The demonstration area is anti-climactic, I got the feeling there used to be more to it than there is now. We had a nice family time but that was despite the attraction I think. Mind you, the shop was well worth a visit.

All the family enjoyed the afternoon out and the staff were friendly and helpful.

If you like Cadbury's, you'll love this place. If you don't, don't go.

Not worth the money. Didn't even get to see any of the factory the small packaging plant that you used to get to see have been moved to another part of the factory. This means you have a half mile walk down corridors were windows used to be now its just boarded up and what was there was just made up of cinemas and a ride that felt like i was in the head of someone on LSD.
Funny how its gone down hill since it was sold.
SORT IT OUT MONZEL.

Good day out, but entrance is very expensive & on our most recent visit, the staff in the section where you can write/draw with choc were too busy chatting.

Had a fantastic day with the kids. Every staff member was very helpful especially when it came to accessibility for my son who was in a wheelchair. The 4D cinema is a must for kids!

Chocolates were good. However, i wanted to see actual chocolate preparation, which was missing.

Interesting tour of factory, and the village itself. Perfect for kids, quite a few samples and different activities. A bit pricey.

Wow what a place! If your a chocolate freak then GO! If not still go you may convert lol. Full of everything about chocolate History and Cadbury, nice relaxed atmosphere no rushing around go at your own pace. We loved it.

It was amazing getting to do stuff that people that work their do is interesting and you can get personalied chocolate items.

Needed longer to get round, didn't help that closed very early. Lots to see when there

Simply amazing day out for kids and adults alike. Children are encouraged to play with chocolate how much better can it get..? You have to visit to find out yourself ok.

A fabulous day out for all ages! Well worth a visit!

Not as good as we expected. Wife and I took kids last weekend and it was a bit of a disappointment. Not much activities for the kids and to us adults, the entire tour was a bit too boring. Place definitely needs updating. Waiting time and standing with the crowd, all the hassle is not really worth it. Kids enjoyed their take home chocolates at least! Which is a bit too pricey compared to regular price outside. Overall, sadly won't be coming back again unless new things are added.

The place where you feel like a kid again! History, fun and looots of chocolate!

When the title of the attraction has "World" in it I was expecting a more spacious experience than it actually was.You are filtered through different sections describing the origins and manufacturing of chocolate. It was a fairly enjoyable experience but not worth money.The best thing was the 4 D ride, a colourful stationary ride that immerses you on a rollercoaster adventure....but even that was too short in my opinion.

There's a lot for kids to see & do but there's hardly any of the original chocolate factory production line. You used to be able to see conveyer belts of chocolate going into machines & see how they were made but sadly that's all gone now. Instead there's a dressing up photo booth which I find rather sad & it's not something my children were interested in, especially my child with special needs who hates having attention drawn to him. If I visit a chocolate factory, I want to see how a chocolate factory works. I feel Cadbury World would be much better if they went back to basics & showed the actual workings of the factory - that's what makes it interesting, not photo booths & rides. The 4D cinema was good but other than that it was fairly disappointing. Sad for such a famous British institution.

Half the tour is missing now they have moved the production line. And they still charge you full price, it's crazy.

Bought the Afternoon tea ticket and found the whole trip great value for money.

Brilliant day out for us adults & kids. It was a great day & we would definitely recommend it. The restaurant was fairly priced & very clean. The food I must say was delicious

Cadburys gives you the the story in real lifelike figures and illustrations. Brilliantly done.

Me an family really didt enjoy are time here was a waste of time and money

Amazing experience, chocolate shop and cafe great value

Cadbury world is the best and biggest my school trip to Cadbury world was the best so far.And I got 3 chocolate bars.

Great day out with the family, writing with chocolate and chocolate demonstrations were very popular.

For young children, it's a must and for adults, the visit is also worth it..if you like milk chocolate of course!

Turned up and it's fully booked all day! No tickets kept for on-the-day visitors at all. Didn't cross my mind that we needed to pre-book.

Since we'd made the journey (thankfully not too far out of our way), we decided to have a drink in the cafe. On the way in, saw the ads for chocolate muffins and thought they looked good. However, there were none to be seen! Once we worked out the extremely confusing restaurant vs cafe system, we managed to get the last two slices of very tasty rocky road.

Bottom line, don't even bother if you haven't pre-booked! And take your own reusable coffee cup because they use disposables, regardless of whether or not you're sitting in.

If you love chocolate then it's a must go to place.lots of interesting history about how they looked after their staff. Great day out