Coca-Cola Reviews

World of Coco Cola, is the place of Cold drink lover. You will get to taste atleast 40+ flavours and that also FREE. It's not worth for people who don't like Cola drink, just want to see something amazing. 4D movie is another great attraction.

I enjoyed the tour and being able to taste coca-cola products from countries around the world.

The soda from around the world is well worth the admission

Tourist trap - one big coke commercial but my nephew enjoyed it and learning about how it's made and how bad it is for you!!

The history behind the soda company is unexpectedly interesting!

Nice place to beat the heat, my favorite part of the tour was the tasting room.

Amazing collection of Coke advertising and memorabilia.

Fun and cheap! Loved the samples of drinks from around the globe!

I really enjoyed my visit there, learned a thing or two about the company too. Never realized that the Georgia coffee that I enjoyed while living in Japan was named after the state for example. Being able to sample the many flavors Coke offers the world was an tasty experience! I only regretted not being able to see the actual bottling process as the line was stopped during my visit.

It's a great museum! I loved the "Taste it!" exhibit. Most of the drinks were delicious! The only soda I didn't like was this Italian aperitif called Beverly. Reminds me of cough medicine every time I drink it.

Great experience and tour. Tried all the different country flavors, that was an interesting/eye opening experience.

Once was awesome, coke has really let their public face fall apart. 4d theater is mostly broken and rough. No longer give you a souvenir bottle from the bottleworks... you dont get much for the very steep price of admission.

Definitely worse than it used to be. Museum basically consists of standing in lines 90% of the time

A "must visit" if you love Coca-Cola.. try to be thirsty sufficient to try their beverages from all over the world!

It's an advertisement. Unlimited cola. I got to hug the mascot. No regrets.

Had a great time with the family. There wasn't a great deal of things to do but it was enough. Prices were very reasonable and I got a really dope hat from the gift shop.

A must see when visiting the Atlanta. We had a blast.

It's an amazing place to visit. We purchased the Atlanta city pass to visit there, the zoo, the college football hall of fame and the CNN tour. This is my third time going. The first part of the tour gives you an in depth look of the history of Coca Cola, and how it got started. The rest of the tour is self guided. At the end of the tour there's a taste testing room where you can try different beverages from different countries. Warning: don't try the Beverly beverage from Italy. It's totally horrible. If you plan a trip to Atlanta and want to visit the attractions, I urge you to purchase the city pass. It will save you 40 percent.

They were trying very much to social distance. We felt pretty safe until the tasting room. Looong wait, very crowded. We skipped it.

Well it is a nice show they put up. Not really a must go unless you want to carry home some souvenirs from here.

You can never say enough good about this place. an excellent place to go for young and old alike. Very historical yet modern. A great educational experience or not only Coca-Cola history but pop culture history.

We visited here on our 4th of July trip to Atlanta. This is a must go place for anyone visiting the area, a Coke (as in Cola) lover, or anyone fascinated by entrepreneurial history. There's so much to say, as there was so much that happened. Well to begin, did you know Coke was invented by a Pharmacist here in Atlanta, and that the secret formula is stored in a vault at this location?!

Don't underestimate how much time can be spent here; it can easily take up half of your day. But allocate at least 2-3 hours, especially if you go during peak time. We went around 2 PM and there was a long waiting line for both the ticket purchasing and to enter the place. After going through security (metal detector), you're offered to sample a mini can of coke (there are a few to choose from), before entering the introductory room. The introductory room is filled with major artifacts from Coke's timeline. An employee welcomed us, and gave a brief introduction on the World Of Coca-Cola, and how to navigate through the site.

Inside, there are various exhibits you can visit to learn more about the chronological history of Coke. Some of my favorite exhibits were the manufacturing process, which walked us through the multiple pieces of equipment in their production line, as well as the Vault. There, you could go through the historical competitors of Coke, and impostors who claimed they had the secret recipe of Coke. Ultimately, you're led to a room where you can view the vault that stores the secret recipe. The 4-D theater with 3-D glasses and motion seats was engaging. I like the messages they convey, which were themed around us as the consumers, being the secret behind Coke's success excellent marketing strategy. If you're tired from all that touring, I recommend you charge your phone for free in their securely enclosed charging station (just need to enter your credit card for security and safety), and head over to their commercial viewing room. There you can lounge comfortably, while they play various Coke product commercials from all around the world.

Don't forget to take a picture with their mascot the Coca-Cola Polar Bear! They take your picture, but you can have someone else take your picture with your phone, concurrently. They have employees that can take your pictures in most exhibits; they give you a unique number card that can be redeemed to purchase your pictures in the Coca-Cola store before exiting. But don't exit before you go to their tasting room! They have various Coke products to sample from around the world (Asia, Latin America, Europe, North America, and Africa); it's amazing to taste the unique twist from each continent. In my opinion, the tasting room experience of the exhibit is worth the entire admission fee, as you wouldn t be able to taste those drinks unless you traveled the world.

To conclude this amazing tour, you can shop in their Coke store before exiting. I bought an Atlanta Coke can fridge magnet to preserve this unique experience. I recommend everybody to check out this iconic, history-rich, adventure through the World of Coca-Cola. Cheers!

It was more marketing than museum. I didn't like their selling.

I really enjoy touring the Coca-Cola factory I have been there 2 times. 4D movie is really fun and entertaining

It's neat to see but is quick to go through. You won't spend a whole lot of time but can spend a whole lot of $$.

It is a continuous string of people herding. Trap and hold visitors into thinking they re about to see something new. Read the history online; save the cash.

There best part is the tasting. It would be nice to be able to just pay less and do that.

Parts of the museum are only interesting if you are a hard core fan. The recipe in the safe just made eyes roll. The couch from American idol? Yawn.

There isn't much for kids other than tasting.

If you are a Coke fan, this place should be on your bucket list. It claims to have over 100 varieties of Coke products, and there were at least 56 different fountain drinks. A few were surprisingly good and several were rather unusual!

Once is enough for the Coke Museum. The best part is the tasting room.

They try, everyone is super friendly. But sorry it's not worth the money...

It's exactly as promised, and if you don't like paying for what essentially equates to an advertisement stuffed in your face for the entirety of your experience here, stay away. If you do come, avoid the pointless, abusive, and back-breaking 4D "experience" at all costs. One star deducted for the ticket price. Two stars deducted for the physically terrible 4D show.

Great opportunity to take a glimpse into Coca-Cola. From how it was started to how it's evolved into the Coca-Cola we know today.

Pay to be presented with ads and scripted feel good moments. Why do they bother to fake the return of a military serviceman when there are thousands a year?

Great place to know more about the history of Coca-Cola. Different activities for all ages.

Great place to take family and friends to spend a few hours. The main attraction is the tasting room with different flavors across the world. Definitely worth the price.

This place is huge and crowded, features approximately 1,000 Coca-Cola artifacts presented in chronological order, video presentations of Coca-Cola advertising over the years, and Coke products from around the world. The tour featured the 'Spectacular Fountain,' where we were allowed to sample various Coke products. My best was the coca-cola products from india which were spiced.

nice tourist attraction, staff were friendly and responsive, get to see how coke is made and bottled, try the 54 flavours from around the world and the 4d cinema was fun.

Wonderful place for kids and family day out, also educational as well.

It's a really great place
It's really good and the world of coke spread the happiness movie will melt ur heart it's really good , and if u love imagine dragons or the sonny I'm top of the world it's good for u , u can taste diffrent flavor of coke

An overall good attraction, very crowded (as to be expected) but an in depth glance into their history. Found this to be more set up for entertainment flair and glammer focusing on iconic images rather than informative historical details and process overviews that I was expecting to find

Interesting history on the most loved and most popular product,a must see, for the whole family

One time visit is must and try different taste of Coca-Cola across world

Nothing really outstanding....
Worth going for if you've got nothing better to do.....

The tour of the World of Coca-Cola is a great tourist experience. The first part of the tour is a large group experience with a dedicated and knowledgeable guide; afterwards, people explore various exhibits on their own. The last exhibit allows guests to sample many flavors of Coca-Cola products from all around the world. The gift shop has a great variety of merch, but is understandably a little expensive.

As a long time lover of all things Coke, this place was incredible, all that I hoped it would be!

Slightly over priced but was entertaining. Definitely a touristy thing to do. If you have time why not do it?

The history walk thru was amazing and the tasting of coke from around the world was unique

Amazing museum! Really loved the history and the exhibits and even the activities. Especially trying sodas from all around the world! Another must thing to do in Atlanta

Such an amazing experience with children. Staff are helpful and customer centric. Great place to be during summer.

Always have a good time. We have been a few times. Me personally my first trip here was a school field trip. I have taken my kids and they enjoy it. My husband's family went with us and enjoyed it as well.

Great place to learn about the history of Coca-Cola. They had a lot of memorabilia, information, and interesting exhibits. The 4D attraction wasn't fully working the day I went, so it was only 3D. The tasting room was also really interesting. Glad I went.

Awesome. 4-D movie was great! But, the best station was the tasting room. After all, l am the tasting queen!

I don't really care for coke, but my family had a good time.

A nice adventure through the history of the world's most demanded beverage. The tasting room at the very end of the museum is amazing. Loved the Asian tastes of Coca Cola.

Great, been before but nice to visit again. A couple of corners have been cut though, no free bottle and no 4d in the 4d film (nothing spraying, swaying or hissing). Still worth going for the history and taste of the different soft drinks from around the world.

This is such a fun pop culture museum. Perfect to visit in any weather

If you like soda, this place is for you. I was not impressed with the experience. It felt like it was all there for financial gain for the company and nothing else.

Disappointing. The sampling area-almost everything I tasted was less than desirable. The tour was predictable. Their gift shop was very expensive with inferior products (the coffee mugs).

Cool to learn the history of Coke and taste the flavors of the world at the end. We went a couple years ago on a family vacation. It was a worthwhile stop.

Really neat place to visit! The tasting room was a lot of fun!

Interesting museum. There is not much to do but it is worth seeing. Our favorite room was the tasting room where you taste all the different coke drinks from around the world.

Can spend a good couple of hours enjoying this capitalist masterpiece.

One of my favorite attractions in Atlanta! An experience of all lifetime, and so much more!!

This is an awesome place to take the family, and they have about 140 different types of Coke to sample from all around the world!

4D theater wasn't fully functioning. A good few rows were out of order and nothing happened in the theater to make it 4D. The 3D effect was dizzying at times and I had to close one eye to bear it. The movie was poor with horribly forced acting but I guess it's not a dedicated movie theater so whatever.

The tasting room was nasty. A lot of the flavors were either overly carbonated that dominated the flavor or had really weird ingredients like cucumber; stuff that's likely supposed to be mixed with alcohol and not just be by itself.

The coke bear looked worn down and old. They should really replace the suit. It's shaggy and not as pure snow white as it used to; more of a light grey now. It's seen better days. The coke bottle decorations of the various map bottles were neat, though.

Really, it just wasn't a very interesting place. What else can you expect from a place dedicated to a beverage of all things? Overall had a forced happiness theme surrounded by "drink coke" signs and coke merch. I know the whole place is dedicated to the drink, but it all felt like a huge advertisement than an attraction.

Gift shop was fine. A lot of clothes, cups, and bottle openers. Some items were of recycled bottle materials from Kenya shaped into things like purses and animal sculptures which was super neat and cute. Only thing is, when you go to the gift shop, you can't reenter the building so you really have to save it for last.

I suggest the aquarium nearby. More interesting, in my opinion. If you're looking more for history, go to one of the civil and human rights museums. I wanted to spend my vacation elsewhere so I skipped most of the other "attractions" which were the familiar "read this caption under this old ad and drink coke" sort of deal.

3/5 stars. Rather go somewhere else.

It was so pretty in the end side, it was my first time tasting different coke,

I thought I liked Pepsi better until I visited this place! Awesome! I m on a sugar and caffeine high I hope I never come down from!

Great fun place for the family! Lots to do and lots to see. You will get a sugar overdose if you drink every single flavor they have in the tasting room, be forewarned!! Lol. I was in town for a business trip and some colleagues and I decided to visit the world of Coca Cola. It was a lot of fun and everyone really enjoyed themselves. Wasn t too much walking. I would also suggest drinking lots of water as the sugar from all the soda canned but dehydrating. But so many amazing flavors!!!

Booo! It s expensive to get in, parking could certainly be a headache (plan to pay for that too) and worst of all: it s crowded and not nice to people who are wheelchair bound! Watch a commercial for coke on YouTube and buy yourself a six pack... all the attraction is is an advertisement for the brand, and you can shop their gift store online for lower prices! Bummer Coca-Cola! Go get a hot dog @ The Varsity instead!

I went there today and it was amazing!!!!!! I just missed out on.the 4d theater but the rest was cool. You should really taste the Beverly drink in the taste it section! *nobody likes it for a reason..*

Pretty good place to spend few hours with your kids, but also you can get some useful information about one of the most popular drinks all over the world,taste different beverages from every continent. Very friendly and helpful employees. Dont forget to get a Coca-Cola secret code and enjoy the free nonalcoholic drinks.

Too much people not enough team members guiding the crowds move forward through the museum.

Pretty lame. You pay nearly $18 after tax for an extended coca cola advertisement which contains only the barrst minimum about the history and evolution of the company and the product. They do have a limited selection of coca cola products from around the world to try at the end but they have only a tiny tiny fraction of the product line.

Loved Coca-Cola so much, I had to visit the museum.

The taste it room and the gift shop is awesome!,they also have free phone charging stations if you forget a charger.

You just get to taste different beverages from all over the world and get to know some history eh.

I paid to walk thru a Coke commercial. Way to crowded and not very interesting.