Coca-Cola Reviews

Awesome place. You also get student discount with students ID. Unlimited coke Tasting. A must if in Atlanta.

Where do I start. I must say getting the VIP tour was the best thing we did plus buying the tickets online saved a little aswell. But besides that this place was amazing from the story to the taste testing. Our guide Adrian was an awesome tour guide and made the tour that much more enjoyable. He was very knowledgeable about everything he told us and our questions we asked. He made us feel right at home at the World of Coke. Thanks Adrian you made our day fantastic. And thanks World of Coke and the people working there was a great day for me and my family.

For $17, it's not completely worthy. You Cannot see the real bottling process but only model machines. The most exciting thing is you can enjoy more than 50 different kind of Coca Cola produced drinks for many countries at one place.

Great experience. It's definitely a must see if you are visiting Georgia

I don't drink Coca Cola however I went with friends and I had a great time.
I enjoyed the history of the company and seeing how the company supplies different flavours to other Continents.

As a coke fanatic, this automatically is a must visit. Learn some history and try some very odd drinks from other countries! The vault room was a little cheesy, and a little overdramatic for an end result of looking at a vault door.

Took the grandkids while in town, they enjoyed tasting the difference cokes from around the world. Also the interactive displays. I enjoyed the coca cola history.

This was a very interesting experience I personally though " oh wow it's a big building full of coke a cola". However the employees are very funny and I would definitely recommend visiting the taste test room.

The museum was nice to visit. We were expecting to try coca cola from different parts of the world, which wasn't the case. That was a bummer. Other than that, it was interesting.

It is Coca Cola... How much can you learn about a soft drink? Cool quick stop!

Was it worth $17 for basically getting advertising thrown at you? Probably not, but the tasting room is a nice touch.

I never knew that had so many flavors. Some of them taste terrible. I am happy we have a delicious flavor.

I thoroughly enjoyed my coca cola experience. We were there early and that really made a difference. The first few minutes is guided tour and our guide was sweet and very funny. You get a map, and complimentary coke of choice at the beginning, then enter to a room where there are many Coca-Cola items and memorabilia. Then you watch a short film, I believe this is to give guest that has gone before you a chance to clear out, then you're on your own. I didn't do the 4D theatre but I did go through the vault, and pretty much everything else. It was great and a little something for everyone. The tasting room is by far the best but as the crowds pour in, the less enjoyable it is. We even got to try a new sports drink in the works. Definitely worth going at least once. But be there early cause they take people in groups.

Loved seeing the history of Coke, and the old bottles, advertising, etc. Tasting room was interesting. The feature with the moving, shaking chairs was a bit too much, did not see the point.

You can only get two flavors from each country and it's been turned into a cattle herding style of your. I am getting a refund and not recommending this to anyone during the covid shut down. It was just wide open two weeks ago and no warning of a throttle down version at the door..

Little different during covid-19, taste tests where limited to about 5/6 countries and 2 flavors each. We also had someone explain each flavor to us as a substitute kinda like a wine tasting but with all coke products. Presentations, some cool memorabilia to see throughout the years kinda like a coke branded museum as well.

Not a bad experience, price isn't too bad either for a one off visit

The world of coca cola was actually a lot better than I expected. They greet you with a coke of your choice and it's a walk at your own pace exploration of coke over the years and over the world. Best thing is the sampling of cokes worldly flavors at the end before their huge gift shop. Visit at will as long as you're not a diabetic!

It was a low key, great way to spend the afternoon. The vault was a little corny, but great entertainment. The amount of different coca cola products you could taste was mind blowing. Good luck if you have kids, they will bouncing off the walls!

Good illustration of Coke transformation over the years.

I had a good time here with the family. Everything really nice. Worth the $$

Go on a slow day. Intetesting Coke facts. The tasting room is everyone's favorite.

Bearly acceptable.

If you want to get your kids hopped up on sugar, they have an impressive amount of flavors you can taste from around the world.

We were so excited for the coca-cola bear. He, however, didnt really seem to care to be there. It wasn't just because we were two adults, he seemed non-plussed about kids, too. Which was a bummer considering how good their bears that get shared online were.

The "factory" that shows the coke being made had no moving parts, was very lack-luster. The secret sauce section was an impressive display, too.

Overall. Worth checking out if you are a coke or history fanatic.

Very fun, lots of interesting things to do. Would recommend for families with children

Fun place to spend the day looking at the history and development of Coke throughout the years. Really fun to taste the different options from all over the world

Very modern and entertaining, telling you all about the most popular soft drink in the world. And that tasting room was fabulous!!

NOT WORTH THE COST. It cost me $42 to walk through their building to only taste test 8 crummy flavors. Of course they say it is because of Covid 19, however their best attempt at adding value was giving you 5 extra flavors at the end when you left, however they were all extremely flat and warm. The museum/history section was very poorly done, the theater was closed, but they didn't do anything to make up for it. My nephew who was so excited for this just wanted to leave.

The new World of Coke is great. If you want to see the story of how Coke is made, this is your place. My favorite part is the tasting room. They have dozens of different sodas to try. Most aren't available in the United States. One piece of advice, brace yourself if you try the Beverly. It's intense!

Lots of fun with tons of different attractions. Be sure to try all the flavors!

Best place to visit with family or friends. My recommadation is please buy your ticket online or you may have to spend some time for ticket at the couter. The entry will start with free Coke of different flavours like regular coke, diet coke etc. In the second stopage you get all the history about the Coca Cola and some old tools used by early days of Coca Cola. The best part of this place is the special moments video and the 4d movies with moving chairs. You can taste free Coca Cola products from all around the world. There is a big coca cola store aslo. The only problem is the parking sometimes.

SO CROWDED! Granted it was a Saturday at the beginning of August...

Lots of creative exhibits, fun 4D show and interesting tasting area. We LOVED that you began AND ended the tour with a free coke!

The tasting area was overly crowded every minute of the day and the floor stayed very sticky from all of the spillage. I would only recommend more interactive exhibits.

Was very nice and not as packed as the aquarium. Really enjoyed the sample room!

My second time here. Spend a nice day with the fam. This place is A+.

Definitely a must go! I'm not a fan of coca and It was super fun!

Fun touristy afternoon adventure, albeit the $17 price tag is a bit inflated for what it is. You get a complimentary coke to drink while watching a feel-good Coca Cola ad on the big screen (100% feels, 0% educational). There isn t anything remarkable to learn about the soda here but it s a cute place to look at old ads and see how far their marketing has come.

Polar bear pic is classic - protip, the photographer will take a pic with your phone for you to keep as well as with their camera to sell you photos later, which was really nice!

Upstairs has a soda tasting section which we found to be the coolest area!

We love this place! We come here every time we are in Atlanta! It is filled with really cool Coke memorabilia, both movies you can watch are great but the the best part is the tasting room where you can taste Coke products from around the world!

Had the best time learning about Coca-Cola as well as the 3D movie ride and tasting the different flavored Coca-Cola drinks from all over the world

Amazing place! And, obviously, the best part was to be treated to coxa cola drinks from different parts of the globe.

Fun place to visit. It s like a 2h thing, no more than that.

Loved the tasting room, playing of all the old coke commercials, all the memories

So fun!! Loved tasting Coca-Cola products from all around the world! Great family outing!!!

This was a lot of fun to see! Price wasn t bad (I think $18 a person) and lots to see. My favorite part was the tasting room were you could try drinks from all around the world!! Worth the stop if you are ever in the area.

My kids love this place. It was really cool tasting all the different kind of cokes they make.

We had a great tour here and thoroughly enjoyed the tasting part at the end. They have many custimized options so even with my wife being pregnant, we were able to find her many of caffeine free drinks! This was a great experience and we plan to come back.

I went here right after the Aquarium due to the proximity. I took about 1.5-2hours. Small can of coke given upon entry -> 15 min guided tour (short intro with intro video) -> self guided tour -> tastings -> gift shop. The displays are really cool. They consist of history of the product, secrecy involved around the recipe, historical marketing materials, historical Coca-Cola items, production line, etc. There was also a 4-D theater, which was a surprise. Their signature polar bear (someone in the costume) was available for photos. My favorite of the tastings at the end was in the Europe section: Cucumber Sprite (Russia).

It was impressive to see the history of Coca-Cola itself and the growth of Coca-Cola company. I was entertained throughout.

Cool to see. Worth the time and price.

This is the third time I've visited the World of Coca-Cola in my lifetime; once when I was a kid, once when my family was just starting out, and now when my kids are older. This time we were visiting during Superbowl weekend when Atlanta was hosting the game. We got lucky because the World of Coca-Cola was hosting some former Superbowl winners, including "Mean" Joe Greene.

There are several things to see and do, including learning the history of Coke, seeing how it is bottled, checking out old artifacts, watching Coca-Cola commercials, etc... My absolute most favorite part though is the Taste It! Beverage Lounge where are you can taste 100 different drinks that coke makes all around the world.

If your in Atlanta this place is worth a visit!

The staff here was AMAZING my 4 year old son lost his stuff dog that he carries everywhere while we were there. They were so intentive to my son and finding his dog! Thank you guys so much as it would have been a long ride back to NC without it!

It was a new experience and interesting. Spent way too much in the store.

Wow, they know how to sell the unique flavor of Coca-Cola!! Just avoid the 4D Theater, the seats nearly give you whiplash during the show

Great insight into the World of Coca-Cola including pieces from the first inception to current.

You'll start with a 10 minute intro into the origins of the brand followed by a ten minute movie which will just....make you happy and then a surprise after the movie (which is pretty cool....it's the little things). After the movie, you're free to explore and visit the tasting room up stairs! They allegedly hold the original secret recipe at this location!

Great time , kid friendly but also interesting for adults

Awesome field trip or family trip destination. Learn history and go through fun attractions for Coke.

The tasting area blew my tastbuds up. Definitely worth the experience even if that's all someone did. Mmm....n

Great time at Coca-Cola World! There is a lot of history on how Coke evolved over the years. There is a 4D movie and a lot of interactive exhibits. You could spend a couple of hours here if you did everything it offers. There is a tasting room where you can try as much or as little as you want of 100 different flavors of the different brands that Coke owns. Just be prepared that some flavors are quite different from the American tastes. I highly recommend this place if you like Coke.

great place I was able to have every type of coke in the world

Most of it was not very interesting. Every hall was more or less the same, pictures and memorabilia about coca cola's past and creation. It got boring really quick. The 4D movie was mostly very jerky and annoying. The bottling process may have been interesting except that it was shut down the day we were there so we didn't get to see anything. The one redeeming quality for me was the soda sampling at the end. They have tons of different sodas from all over the world to sample and that was very fun and interesting. If you're a big fan of coke and want to know everything about it then you probably would enjoy this attraction, for me it was just alright.

My family loved going through the building and looking at all the awesome coca cola memorabilia! Seeing authentic items from the past century was awesome. The best thing to do their, however, is getting a chance to try flavors from all over the world! What a treat!

Was there so many times and I always enjoy trying coca from all over the world . If you go there try the Beverly one , best one so far .It is also a nice place to take pictures. Clean and pretty . I definitely recommend this place

The tour guide was amazingly entertaining. Give him a raise

Have been here several times with friends and family.

It's overcrowded, and the mass of people sampling can be compared to a buffet with children partaking. It can't be sanitary.

I don't drink pop and haven't for 20+ years. Aside from the people sampling, some may find it interesting the numerous options, particularly the international versions. Sure there is history etc attached to this drink that you can learn about.

I don't understand the hoorah of this and never will.

Loved trying different types of drinks they make from all over the world

A cool place - the gift shop alone is worth the time- but the exhibit closed too early, IMHO.

Went to Atlanta for ACA conference and had time to only pick one touristy thing to do so we chose Coca Cola. It was definitely worth the $18 entry. Had good amount of history, information and really cool paraphernalia throughout. Tasting the different varieties offered throughout the world was interesting. If ever in Atlanta, I would recommend stopping off to visit.

Although it is essentially one big commercial, the whole experience is great. Skip the 4D show, try the weird flavours from all over the world, see the interesting history of the formula and bottle. Excellent staff as well.

Great interactive museum showing why Coca Cola has begun the most recognized and most global brand in the World. They even let you taste 60 different flavours from all over the world. The shop is also amazing.

This place is very cool. They fill you in on how John Pemberton created this global brand as a medicine. They also let you try their different products from around the world. A great experience.

I have been there several times and it was always a good time! It's informative on the one hand (for adults), and features games and hands-on experience on the other hand (for kids and young adults).
Don't forget to try every kind of drink in the tasting room, right before leaving the museum !

If you really like coke, you must visit. They give you a lot of Coke products. Also, you can see and take a picture with the Coke bear.

Only if u crazy about drinking coke in every meal..then there is a possible to enjoy. I just went for fridge magnet

Packed today because of educator day but fun. Floor is sticky where you sample products but everywhere else is pristine and lots of employees to assist you.

Atlanta is lucky to have Coca-Cola company. It s great place to visit.
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Kids drink too many cups of coke.

Great tourist attraction in downtown Atlanta. Located right beside Georgia Acquarium

Loved seeing and hearing about the history of coca cola.

Look I love Pepsi but this is a must to see attraction in Atlanta I was using my Pepsi Cola shirt and they prefer to give me out a Coca Cola t-shirt so I could walk in and see the museum.
It s a cool place with a lot of history and full of cool and old stuff from all around the world.
Yea they will give you a free drink and inside there s a taste room where you can try diferente Coca Cola products from around the globe
And the vault it s so amazing, but I don t know if they really keep the secret recipe there.
Any way I like the tour and the gift shop it s good, the staff it s really nice, except when everyone ask me about what i had under that Coca Cola t-shirt, it s like they mark you since you walk in, then the nice staff was not anymore.
I call that DISCRIMINATORY TREATMENT.

Fun but short tour -- after the history and movie, there's not too much else to see. The coke tasting room is awesome and the introduction room with the old advertisements and brief history is interesting. The 3D movie was pretty dumb and overall it didn't seem worth the money. Entertaining and touristy, but I wouldn't go again.

Had a blast with the wife. Got to travel down memory lane with some of the collector's items. A must see while in Atlanta. And get ready for some awesome samples of Coke products from around the world.

Went there in 2004 with my friend. It has a long movie ad about Coca Cola's history. That can be very nostalgic! I loved Coca Cola since I was a small boy and it is iconic in so many countries. The company made so many other drinks worldwide. The movie ad is by itself worth the visit. It has a mock production line. It has a shop to buy lovely Coca Cola momentoes. The best part is the assorted soda fountain boy oh boy, you can drink so many varieties of Coca Cola! Especially, vintage ones long long gone...My favorite was the lychee flavored one. I drank so much soda that day! So happy to be there!

Good museum all about Coke. Plenty of history amd great sign collection from around the world. The guides were very knowledgeable. At the end they had fountains that had Coke flavors from around the world that you could try. Many were very interesting.

Great place to take students for Coca Cola history!

Great place to visit my favorite part was you could try different flavors of Coca Cola from different parts of the world!!!

It was a museum. There were some cool artifacts. The stimulation ride almost shook my brains out, this ride needs some upgrades before a lawsuit happens. The kids really enjoyed trying out all the sodas from around the world. After drinking all that soda some salty popcorn would be a nice addition either for sale or for free. Overall it was ok.

A little pricey but a fun experience especially if you go when it is not crowded. Hearing the history and lesser known facts is interesting as are the old advertisements. Of course there is a ton of memorabilia too. And the tasting room is really fun. Interesting to see the flavors that other countries and cultures are fans of.

House of Coca cola.. Taste all type of cola from different countries. Check out the coca cola store as well..

Coca Cola World is an interesting place to kill a few hours with the kids and try all the cokes from around the world. Fun for the whole family
Check the video of my visit on 02/27/15 on my profile page or my youtube channel.