Coca-Cola Reviews

Super fun my first time in Georgia. Trying the comes from around the world was fun and the free charging stations were extremely convenient.

When purchased through the Atlanta city pass I paid very little to go in an experience everything. The cool tours and entertaining Customer service members made me a grown man feel like a kid in a candy store.

The only downside I would highly recommend people avoid is the small restaurant located outside of it. I don't believe it's affiliated with it so I won't dock the attraction but the food is mediocre but seriously expensive. A large Coke is 20 oz and costs an insane amount. For a burger and fries you'd eat better and save more money just to swing by McDonald's before you park.

Great time. Really enjoyed it. It's a good hour and a half to two-hour visit. The admission makes the value kind of so so, but it's good every few years if you have guests in town. Being from the Atlanta area, Coke is a source of pride.

Must try all of the flavors from across the world...just don't drink too much. The sugar catches up to you, fast!

Interesting tour! Informative and fun! lots of history to know how a brand evolves.......though it's just all about a sugary water!!!

Kind of silly, but Coca-Cola means a lot to Atlanta, so there you go.

Nice experienced, wish a few dollar cheaper. Merchandise too expensive too.

The tour is great for young and old ...the 4D movie is a must !! ...dont forget to visit the vault ... really good !! ....

Lots of fun. Especially if you are a Coke fan. Loved the tasting room. Getting to taste the beverages served around the world was fun.

Great place for tourists. Loved trying all the different cokes from all over the world. Some did make me gag though on how bad they tasted.

My and my kid was so excited to go here. We are from philly . I wish I could get a refund . I don t know if it because of covid. But we felt rush out. If anyone plan to go. Maybe you should wait until covid pandamic is over .

Not a fan of soda but the history of Coke is amazing and a little bit Hilarious

A good place to visit at least once when you are in Atlanta.

Pro: so much to learn and see!
Con: never learned the secret recipe!
Recommend: taste Beverley from Italy if you dare.

Stevia and sugar coke needs to be publicly available

They should have PAID US to come to this museum, not the other way around! Best to laugh about the absurd experience.

The only thing I really enjoyed was sampling the different varieties of soda, after you go to the gift shop, you can not reenter the soda sample area, I was very disappointed.

Very neat experience! Interesting history and cool photo ops! Plus, free samples of over 100 flavors!

Well had a mixed feelings visiting this one. On one side it felt like you are paying to see ads. One time its kinda ok to see once but look forward to many more visits - nay. The only good part is you have test of world beverages at one place. The rest is like I have seen this or that ad of coke.

Not bad, but I can't shake the feeling that the old one was better. Still, a really fun family experience.

Best place to take a whole family for picnic and viewing

Really fun and interesting experience. Best part free coke. Must visit for anyone in Atlanta area

Interesting tourist attraction about the history of Coca Cola. A highlight of mine is the soda section where you can taste Coca Cola refreshments from around the world! The floors around the beverage tasting stations can get very messy with crowds and kids. Not worth visiting twice. 3.5 stars

So much to explore and reallly intresting facts . It makes real,life facts in an interesting way .

This was such a fun thing to do in Atlanta. We paid $17 for an adult ticket and were there for 2-2.5 hours. It was more than just a museum experience. It was very interactive and fun. This has been one of my favorites in Atlanta!

The museum was quite enjoyable. It was a great experience to see how the company evolved and really liked seeing all of the product antiques from across the past generations.

Kind of awful, but still worth going. It's non stop marketing from beginning to end. But actually in a weird way, observing that is sort of compelling. It's like a shrine to consumerism. The human rights center across the way is well worth your time. And the acquiarium is fantastic

Slow to get inside, no water bottles, you would think that coke doesn't have a water brand

Awesome! Great experience, everyone was super nice and friendly

During my trip to Atlanta I was at the aquarium when I noticed the conveniently placed World of Coca-Cola next door. The tickets were 20 a person so I thought what the heck I'll check it out. We were not disappointed! The tour starts with a free soda which includes life Coca-Cola made with real cane sugar. You then learn some history and watch a short feel good coke film. You then begin your self guided tour. Some of the sites you can expect are the history of Coca-Cola, artwork and prior sponsorships, and artifacts from over the years. There is even a room where you can taste over 100 Coca-Cola products from around the world! The coolest thing there is the vault where they keep the only written copy of the Coca-Cola recipe! The staff and the guides are great and it is well worth the money!

The kids had an awesome time and the tasting room at the end was especially fun. If you have never been, or only have a short time left on your stay in Atlanta, it is something that can be done in a shorter time than alot of other attractions.

So much fun! Even as an adult visiting Atlanta alone I had a blast here. There are a few gimicky videos you have to watch, but taste testing a bunch of international coke products, the 4D movie, learning more about coca cola, and getting a photo with the coca cola bear is worth it!

Tasting international drinks is worth the price of admission alone.

Very entertaining and you learn some fun facts about Coke.

I guess the most enjoyable part of the experience is trying out the different Coca-Cola products from all over the world

I don t even drink coke and I genuinely enjoyed this tour. I have a new found appreciation for the insanely strategic marketing and community coke has brought to the world.

Worth it for anyone who really appreciates Coca Cola. The tour is quite marketing. Half a day is enough.

I have been there 5 times with visiting family and it is great! I only gave them 4 star because they don't do the glass bottles at the end anymore!

My wife and I took our 4 kids through on the tour. We had a great time learning about the history of Coca-Cola. Some of the tour guides and presentations were a little cheesy but over all way fun. Taste testing the drinks at the end was cool but we all ended up with belly aches and going to the bathroom every 5 minutes.

Extremely crowded, but lots to look at. Kids 9 and 13 enjoyed it and so did us adults.

Fun afternoon! It was really crowded and we were not able to see the artifacts before the movie as we were in the back and then rushed through holding onto the theatre. A sticky floor in the tasting room and a dropped soda behind us left us a little sticky, but no worse for wear. Plan for about 3 hours.

I was told this would be very touristy and they were right, but it will still very fun. Loved being able to taste all the different products they serve around the world.

Amazing and very entertaining self guided tour...a must in ATL!

It's ok lines are out of control and everything is sticky but overall it's ok

I was excited to visit the World of Coca-Cola museum only to be a little disappointed. Everything was good at first. The moment you stepped in, there is a crew member (very friendly and funny) that gives you an overview of what you are about to see. Once I was in, I realized that the place is not as big as it looked from the outside. The 4D theater was actually a 3D. We were told by a staff member that most of the 4D functions were not working. I almost felt asleep. I really liked how you can taste the Coca Cola drinks from all over the world, that s about it.

Extended ad for Coca-Cola. Interesting and enjoyed trying Coke products from around the world. Wish there was more history less of 'the secret formula' gag.

Awesome place!!! Glad to get to spend a 100th Anniversary there.

The Coca-cola experience was amazing! The best part is the end, when you get to taste all 52 flavors!! I do have to warn you of the giant polar bear, that thing can be mad scary. The 4D movie theater is awesome(when the huge bug comes up, I suggest you get up..fast). I've been here four times, never gets old.

I understand that Coca cola is a historical part of the city. However, I didn't really enjoy the museum. It felt more like a fun house than a museum. At the beginning of the tour, the gentleman who introduced us to the museum was interesting and engaging. He escorted the group into a theater where we watched a video that seemed like a very long coco cola commercial (so not necessary). There were different exhibits. Some exhibits had cool artifacts, but it would have been nice to have some background information attached to these artifacts. After awhile, I got bored looking at the objects without any context.
Another exhibit seemed like we were going behind a secret section of the factory but it was super lame. I did enjoy trying some of the various drinks from around the globe.
But my final impression is the museum was okay, kind of boring.

this is a good place to go. I enjoyed with family and the price is ok. unbelievable how this company invest in propaganda. You will receive a coca cola at entrance of the museum and you will taste the products coca cola do worldwide.
The bad news... You never will get the coca cola formula

Excellent attraction to visit while im Atlanta. All the staff there are great people. Fun time

This museum is the most America thing I've been to a long time. It screams capitalism in all the best ways. A celebration of Coca cola in all it's forms. You will be greated by a moderate ticket price and a lot of samples. Did I say samples, I mean there will be most types of Coca cola product from around the world and you can drink them all! You will get a history of the original product, see the vault with the secret ingredient list, and see how bottling works around the world. It was very informative and a little crowded. It is a good activity for families and children of all ages that is interesting but won't take too long.

Beutiful place for families! Good and interesting choice if you are around the area. Inside the building you can try a lot of flavors of soda that Coca Cola produce around the world.

They show the cutest heart warming short clip ever.. great for family time

It did not help to buy tickets online. You still have to wait in line because EVERYONE buys their tickets online!

Great place, but we missed the bear because he was on break.

Took my granddaughter here. She loved it, especially the 3d theater.

Great place to bring your family. Had so much fun here with my wife and son this weekend. They are stroller friendly.

Fun but mostly just a huge ad for Coca-Cola. Don t waste your time with the 4-D movie because none of the effects work on the chairs or anything so all you re seeing is a 3-D Coca-Cola ad which isn t all that great. I m glad I did it but I probably wouldn t go back a second time.

Can't even call this an attraction. The only thing you will be doing is waiting. Lines literally taking hours and never ending. If you want to waste a whole day standing in a line, then come here. Even big theme parks like Disney with worldwide visitors dont take this much time to get visitors into the park. Only reason it gets 1 star is because the Tasting Exhibit was good, and polar bear was cool. Rest was a huge waste of time and was nothing but waiting. Also, the whole attraction is super small and is advertised to be a lot bigger than it really is. Oh, AND you probably won't even get parking, as I had to park nearly a mile away and walk to the attraction as every parking lot was full. Pretty disappointed.

There's free coca cola everyone! But yoy have to pay to admission so... Not really related but I doubt the actual secret to coca colas there. Idk.

My past visits were awesome I did get to visit this time I was unaware of the plan ahead policy put in place due to covit

Nice and organized.
Enjoyed the video clip promoting the company.
They could have more interactive activities.
At the beginning they give you a free canned coke of the flavor of your choosing. That was nice.
The most fun I had was at the tasting station. It was refreshing to see what the rest of the world consumed all in one room.
Would come back just for the last part.
The gift shop is pretty nice and has a lot of variety and interesting stuff.

Pretty good time. Lots of info about the company and great staff

Great only if you really love just coca cola, but had a good time

It was fun and informative. Something the kids would love and adults would appreciate. The only thing i caution is: don't drink the Beverly! The taste was so bitter it almost ruined all the good will that was built up by the other attractions.

Interesting tour and very professional and kind staff. Our guide has been great and we've actually found out a lot of stuff around the Coke... as a tip... book an early morning your because at the same location there's also the Atlanta aquarium and parking exhausts very quickly.

It's a wonderful experience. Just wish they had a food court, because you can literally be there all day long. Other than that it was wonderful.

30 years ago when we traveled through Atlanta as newlyweds, We toured Coca Cola and it was fun, interesting and Free. The World of Coca Cola is the same price as a theme park without any rides. We are surprised by all of the great reviews because it really wasn t worth the cost. You can break the bank in the souvenir shop with all the cute Coco Cola stuff. They jingle some bells whenever someone buys a surprise bag. That s because they are making 1000% on selling these packages of useless junk.

On a positive note:
Everyone that works here is very nice, cheerful and courteous. They are offering free entrance for the military (service member only, not family.)There are clean bathrooms outside which are free and anyone can go in the gift shop without paying for the tour. The grounds are beautiful and the Aquarium is on the same grounds which is a much better way to spend money here.

In my opinion they should include the history of Coca Cola well explained either on video or orally. There is not much to see; Therefore, the tour is over priced and over rated.

Very good experience lots of old memorabilia and lots of history!

Not bad. Actually was here with other people who wanted to visit. For me, the Shopping was the Best part for me. Accidentally missed the Polar Bear.

Very professionally run place. Nice shop and love the samples.

It was my boyfriend's first time here, and he loved it!!!

It was a great experience. We missed two things from the bottom floor as there was a long queue for that so we went to other areas. Make sure that you visit the flavor room last after you've seen everything else because you can't come back from there you just have to exit the building after you enter the flavor room. So make sure you enter the flavor room last.

It was a pretty cool experience. Getting to taste the different products from around the world was the best part for me.

We only went into the gift shop this time. Some nice things. Very over priced. I have been through the museum a couple of times. It's nice. Nostalgic in some parts (I really like nostalgia). If you like Coke you'll enjoy this museum.