I have lived in the area for almost 30 years; so, the World of Coca-Cola is not new. However, this time we paid extra to get a guided tour. It was well worth the extra money. He took the time to go into the history and was able to get us through any lines much quicker. You also get a keepsake lanyard (nothing fancy-but, it made the younger ones happy). We would do it again.
It was really fun to try all the different types of coke
What a wondrous place, right in the middle of the heart of Atlanta.
I'm an avid drinker of soda and i just loved seeing all of the history behind Coca Cola! So many different flavors that I never even knew existed. It's a great place to take your family for a trip.
This was a cool experience to learn about the history of Coca Cola. The best part was being able to taste over 100 different flavors of coke from around the world!
Very entertaining and educational. Free samples till your blue.
Got to know soft drinks varieties of Coca cola. Out of it few we tried
It was a great attraction for the family, with a very interesting background story.
Not worth to go !
We spend 3 hours at the World of Coca Cola and I must say we were really disappointed.
If you want to learn something on the Coca Cola company, you should not go there!
Not a single word on the presence of cocaine before 1903, no explanation why they created this in a pharmacy, not any explanation why the Coca Cola from Mexico is different and only a few words on how the distribution is working.
The only part you might be interested in is the pictures with the polar bear if you have children's or the testing zone with drinks off the Coca Cola company in each continent.
The Marketing tools are nice to see as well (Olympic flames and ads from different countries).
But honestly the potential is huge they could make it so much better and this is a poor poor "museum".
You have to pay 17$/adult and 10$ for the parking but I would have the same comments even for free.
AWESOME site to visit if you're in the area. Provided information about the history of Coca-Cola, 100 different flavors to sample as MUCH as you want. Staff was friendly, fun and professional. Give yourself about an hour so you don't feel rushed.
A little steep for admission but hey you expect to spend money on vacation. Several exhibits where you learn about the full history of coca cola. I also love that they put a Coke in your hand as soon as you walk through the door. One huge problem I have with the museum is you can't buy any of the foreign flavored sodas from the tasting room to take home with you
Awesome place full of history. Nice staff, very knowledgeable and helpful. Nice tasting place. The 4d attraction is outstanding. Definitely going back.
This is a Must go place if you are in Atlanta. I am a huge fan of Coke and Coke products. The Staff and the tour guides were helpful. I had a wonderful experience here at the World of Coca-Cola. My favorite place here at The World of Coke was that huge room were you can taste all sodas from all over the world.
Very fun and interactive. Be prepared for long lines and large crowds. Get your tickets online to save yourself some time.
Definitely get your money's worth. Fun place and tried all the drinks. Great service and entertainment.
I wasn t expecting this place to be so exciting because it s about a soda company, but it was. If you re into museums and history and you re in Atlanta, this this place a try. Plus tasting soda flavors from around the world is an experience in itself.
Great place to come and have a good time. If you could, try to visit this place on a WEEK DAY! Weekends are so crazy it's not even worth going! Too many people.
A lot of history, museum type displays, artwork. May not be a great choice for smaller children. Avoid holidays.
It was great to learn about cola history. It was fun for my son. We tried out sodas from different parts of the world. Very cool to see old cola stuff.
This is basically home of Coca Cola and if you are a fan of it,than
you have to go and see this sensation!
Soda room is something that is a *must try*!
After arround 50 different flavors, you could feel alittle sick :)
Lots of interesting facts and paraphernalia. You get to see the bottling process and various bottle designs through the years. There's a tasting room where you get to tru lots of soft drinks from all over the world.
While it is kinda interesting you are basically paying for an extended coke ad.
The most interesting bit is the tasting room, but even that gets sickly after awhile.
The queue and wait for the entry was huge for a normal weekend. Wished that would have been managed with more security check doors for general admission.
I love the place every time I visit. its fun to taste all the coke productes
At peak hours, the wait to get in is abysmal. The show they have at the beginning ends up causing a massive bottleneck for people wanting to enter, and you can be waiting in line for exceptionally long periods of time in the heat. We bought city pass and skipped most of it, but I was still frustrated at the wait. Go during a weekday and you'll have a perfectly good experience. I don't even really like soda or it's existence but I still enjoyed learning about the history and trying all of Coke's different products.
A great place to visit in Atlanta. Allow two hours to enjoy all the memorabilia, Coke samples and 4D show.
It's very, very gimicky... Aside from tasting all the different sodas, it was just an exhibit telling you the history of Coca Cola. It sounds really cool but I could summarize the museum in two sentences:
Pemberton was a pharamicist who founded Coca Cola. The recipe is kept in a vault and is kept very secret.
It's not worth your $16+ so save your money! Plus, it's like $10 for parking...
Trying Coke products from around the world is really fun! There is also a lot of interesting Coca-Cola history to learn about and some neat exhibits to check out. I would definitely recommend checking this place out if you haven't before!
This place was very cool. I learned some new facts about Coke.
A fun place to visit with kids. As usual hyped American consumerism icon. Nevertheless it's informative to see the brilliance of business mind and money making abilities off people who made it one of the most recognised world wide brand
Highlight of this place was the soda fountains from all the different continents! I loved going from fountain to fountain to try the hundreds of different flavors!
This has been a very informative experience, I learned about and tasted a variety of Coca-Cola products from around the world. In my opinion, if your looking to enjoy yourself, don't sample the flavor, Beverly, from Europe.
Fun place to go... It's not just a museum... it's an interactive tour with taste testing and trivia.
You're paying to see a giant coca cola ad. At some points you literally are just watching coca cola ads. The tasting room is cool though.
A must see if you are in Atlanta. Has a lot of history, virtual games and lots of tasting. Went while on vacation and the kids loved it.
Friendly staff! Very knowledgeable and the whole atmosphere was amazing. I felt welcome and my family who visited from put of town enjoyed it as well. I would definitely go back.
Nice place to spend an hour or two. Free coke inside. 4d show was good.
A fun place to take the family...especially on a hot summer day.
Didn t enjoy the experience as much as I did several years ago. The secret of Coke was bit overplayed. Half the exhibit was about keeping the formula safe. The first 8 minute video was basically compilation of commercials through the years. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful.
Overall this tour is just kind of boring. Worth it if it's attached to a citypass but you are rushed from short movie to short movie, than they let you choose between a few shuttered exhibits. Last is the tasting room, which in theory is cool but between excited children bum rushing the fountains, and the sticky floors... Was a bit of a disappointment attempting to try any of them.
Lived in Atlanta for 8 years just now went worth it good way to spend a rainy day
So much soda. Almost too much. I intended on going there to tell them to stop making new flavors of coke until they put the cocaine back in it, but when I got there I realized that they were way beyond listening to reason.
A fun place to learn about Coke and also be fed friendly propaganda. Lots of different trinkets on display and of course the room where you can try Coke products from all over the world (try Russian Sprite).
Parking in the garage is plentiful and you can visit the other attractions in the park. It might be more cost effective to get the city pass to see them all at a discounted price.
Amazing experience and a great place to bring family.
I toured in October of 2018. Initially, I was very excited as I have enjoyed Coca-Cola nearly all my adult life, and was finally able to see the process of manufacturing, varieties of taste, and history. It was pretty interesting, and the wait in line was not very long. I didn't have any reservations and was able to pay Georgia citizen prices for admission. The only negative is that a good portion (the beginning) is a guided tour, and you are given limited time to photograph some items. I also think that people should be able to opt-out of watching the short movie. Aside from that, it was a pretty cool place to visit.
Not fun. The only thing worth going about it is the tasting center and the free soda but the tasting center is mostly bad tasting. Just buy soda.
Great on the history of Coca-Cola and the original secret formula is in a gigantic vault. Fun experience in an area where you can taste soft drinks from all over the world. Model area that shows bottling process. But no actual Coke is made here. Good gift shop. Impressive concern for recycling.
Very clean. Lots of interactive activities. Loved the tasting opportunities.
I don't think it's worth the money. Unless either you are bored or you want to learn about Coke.
The concept is neat. It s a little pricy for being able to just walk around and look at things and taste about $2.00 worth of coke products.
Nice experience
Specially for home likes Coca-Cola lot of history inside you can see the vault fountain tastes I m all over the world free 4d Cinema over all the experience was worth it.
Surprisingly overrated. Apart from the feeling of being force fed the sweetest rendition of Coca Cola propaganda, the museum is really small with not much to look at despite Coke's 100+ year history. They have a room where you can try different sodas from around the world, but that's probably the highlight of the entire museum.
Would have liked more history and less marketing. I know coca cola is really all branding/marketing.
As a coke drinker and because I have written a couple of essays on how coke brands it's product I found the world of coke rather fun and interesting. The tasting room seemed to be a high point for most, but I found it to be a sugar overload. (in a good way). Fun place to just look around.
This museum is more American than hot-dogs and apple pie. Even though I was raised in the North, Coke has been my preferred soda beverage since childhood! The varied activities and self-guided tour at World of Coke allows for flexibility for families, school groups, and people with disabilities to explore at their own pace. My NJ family came for a visit over the holidays and absolutely loved it. I was most impressed by the museum staff readiness to accommodate my nephew who has autism. We were permitted to enter quickly and quietly, which provided an optimal experience for us all.
It s a nice place. You can spend 2-3 hours and you can drink coke from all over world. Lots of sugar
Fantastic place. The souvenir shop was such a delight.
Interesting place learning all about the history of Coca Cola. Learnt much about the company that I never knew previously.
All things Coke with samples. Fun for the whole family.
Really nice to learn about the history of the Coca-Cola company and it's many brands.
Free admission for military! Free taste of dozens of sodas from around the world. Nice souvenirs included.
Great family experience. Took about 3 hrs to do everything.
It was a fun experience to learn the history behind this fizzy drink. Sadly, they were shooting a film or something so I wasn t able to enter one of the sections of the exhibition. The sodas from around the world was really cool and refreshing!
Awesome place to take the family!! It's right beside the Aquarium too. It's full of coke history and you can try different flavors of Coke products from all over the world!
This place is kind of awesome. You won't believe the amount of coke options they had
It was pretty cool. There are a lot of flavors I n the tasting section(DO NOT TASTE THE BEVERLEY). There was also a vault. There is some cool stuff there.
Very touristy, a place you'll never RE-visit.. it's like being an animal in a zoo, you get shuffled between little rooms with tons of people one after another. The tasting room will make you sick - it's guaranteed - but fun to try things coke makes from other countries. You have to wait for all the "attractions" inside after you've waited in line to get your ticket and waited in line to get inside as well. So plan on standing... like a lot. If you're from out of town it could be fun but I'd still suggest heading into midtown and walking juniper or peachtree for a view of how atlanta people live rather than corporate propaganda about one of the world's largest distributors of obesity.
Great place to take pictures for Local Guides and for family and friends
Overhyped place...Disappointed with almost everything....
So much fun! You get a free Coke when you enter. There are fun interactive exhibits. You can try Coke from all around the world.
Some interesting stuff here, tasting the different soft drinks from around the world was cool.
It was an entertaining walk through the company's history.
My fave spot is Taste it! Treat your taste buds to a trip around the world with more than 100 different beverages.. enjoy! Coca Cola cherry Zero extremely Good!! Love it!
Awesome experience, wonderful tour guide. I especially would like a employee in the gift shop that went above and beyond the help I needed, his name is DJ
The tour guy was very boring. Wanted to fall asleep
A good place to visit in Atlanta. At the end of tour, the store is a very interesting place, many souvenirs.
Great place. If you love coke products, def for you. Good for school age & up.
Not worth the trip.
The lines are far too long and while the exhibits are interesting to walk through most of it is just bright colors and cute places to get your picture taken. I've heard great things about the Cola Tasting Room. Unfortunately, when I went they were experiencing some technical difficulties so we were unable to sample anything. I was told that this never happens but my friend, who had gone there a few months prior, complained of the same thing happening when she went.
The gift shop is cute but pricey.
The free coke sample at the beginning was nice.
This was a really different experience for sure!! They have a great setup for this attraction. The facts about the company are really amazing to think about especially back when the company first got started. I truly commend them as well for free entrance for military past or present. That's a great deal!!
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