Absolutely loved this place. So much to learn and see the history of where Coke came from up to today. the sampling of drinks around the globe was one of my favorite parts. Asia by far has the best flavors all around. Really neat to get to taste the drinks of other countries. The 4D theatre was super cool as well.
Really cool. I loved tasting sodas around the world.
Yes, it's essentially a giant commercial for Coca-Cola. Does that matter? Not a bit. It's fun, and entertaining, and there is some interesting historical stuff as well as the mini manufacturing line. And, of course, the tasting room.
This place is great. Took my two kids here today and they absolutely loved it.
What an absolute disappointment. We pay our money and work our way through the security end up being stopped in the lobby waiting for a Coke guy to start a trivia spiel. We waited. And waited. Finally he starts sharing his memorized & rehearsed spiel. We get into a triangle shaped room where we stuffed in with a whole lot of other customers. Listen to more Coke spiel. Once we are released into the museum we find it is crowded with lines for anything of interest. The Coke bear was at lunch and had a 30 minute line-skipped that. Head to the museum- not much of interest there, head to the tasting area, very cool except the LINES. I recommend Coke bring in some high tech (see College Football Hall of Fame) people and do a complete overhaul, renovation, demo, whatever you want to call it. In my opinion, save your hard earned $, skip the Coke Museum and see other great places Atl has to offer.
Omg.... My kids and I had so much fun with the Coca-Cola experience. Relaxing and informative. It's definitely a must see if your in Atlanta. The prices are spot on... Not expensive at all.
It was great even though Coca-Cola not my brand....
was good well organized but videos where really all commercials. wish the videos where really more about the storu how cocacola came to be
Such a fun place to go! Enjoyed sampling all the Coke products from around the world - its a very well know destination so many people from other countries visit as well. We enjoyed listening to all the other languages spoken from other tourists. Stay away from the "Beverly"! The 3D interactive movie is also a must... you get sprayed by "Coke" and bubbles, and the seats move with the movie! The gift shop is a little pricey, but it was a fun trip. It's a fun way to spend some time in Atlanta.
Wow the staff was great. 99.9% of staff showed a great level of customer service. So much knowledge about Coca-Cola
It was so cool! Plenty of pop a place where everyone from every nation can come enjoy something together. They have charging stations that lock to any card you have to charge your phones. It was crowded but the staff is on it
Museum of Coca-Cola. Yes it's all about Coca-Cola to get to know. If you're a person to find how, when, where and why, this is the perfect match for you.
The only things really worth going for are the vault, the tasting, and the movie.
Great tour and lots of fun things to do and see. Not really a kids place but a nice blend of informative and fun.
It was fun to experience. I was let down by the Coke volt and the taste of coca cola around the world. I hoped to taste coke like it would be in South Africa instead it was a mix of fruity drinks from south America Asia and Africa. A lot of money for an 8 Oz can of coke.
@world in Atlanta, Georgia. This museum, attraction, and entertainment epicenter welcomes millions of guests around the world a year, offering an interactive experience that details the history of the world s most famous beverage brand Coca Cola.
Good to kill time, but not worth planning a day to see
Nice place to spend some time, not so many things to do. Best part of this place was the tasting part
Very interesting to learn about coke and its history
Very cool place, lots to see and all the coke from around the world to taste.
Its pricey to get in, so drink all you can at the taste bar.
Lots of fun, very cool history.
Really cool experience. You would get to taste Coca-Cola from all over the world.
Its an AMAZING place to bring friends and family! The guide was AWESOME, and it was a really unique experience to try the different beveragea from around the world. I loved every aspect about this place! It's totally worth it!(Except for the part that you get really sugar high...*burp*)
I love this place even though it gets really busy it's still a great time.
Must visit for any soda lover :-) go in for a super interactive few hours !
A fun experience. Everybody should go at least once. You'll love the Beverly.
This is a pretty cool outing. Pricing is fair for the experience you are paying for. The different sodas are definitely a combination I would have never thought of. I'm happy my son enjoyed himself.
False advertising on there home page website, military does NOT receive a complimentary pass, apparently only in the month of November! Then kindly say that on you $%^@* advertisement, neither were we allowed to use the 10% discount. I asked given the website say so... misleading and fraudulent misrepresentation...
Totally ten billion percent fun~! There was a 4D movie, hundreds of flavors from Coca Cola brands worldwide, and just so much more fun things! Word of advice - unless you're really willing to try all sorts of flavors, and happen to be super tolerant to all sorts of things, don't. Just don't try all of the flavors. Or perhaps this is me daring you to do so? I mean, there are loads of loads of great flavors (if you're a kid, I'd recommend North America and Greece)!
Loved the remodel! It was a quick trip to check off grandma's bucket list and she had a great time. Very wheel chair friendly.
My girlfriend and I thought it would be nice to relive a piece of our childhood by going to the Coke museum. Our memories of this being a highlight of school trips and family vacations were our main motivation. However, as an adult, the magic is gone. Large crowds of people, screaming children, and queues for literally anything you want to see in the World of Coke. We bypassed quite a few things before getting to the main attraction. Everyone goes to the Coke museum for the big room with all the fountains that let you try products from all over the world. Unfortunately even that was a stressful and claustrophobic experience. If you have kids and don t mind waiting in line for 20 minute per attraction, feel free to check this out. Otherwise, avoid this tourist trap and go see something cool in Atlanta.
Not worth the admission. Silly focus on rhe secret recipe. A lot to do about nothing.
Interesting, nice and well organized, but a bit like a long commercial that you can walk around in.
It was fun despite the tasting machines being down.:(
If you want to know the history behind the most famous drink ever, this is your place
Will spend several hours there. Take your time walking & enjoy the samples. It will be crowded ANY time of the year. 2nd visit. Fun & affordable family attraction. Can easily get an uber/lyft from nearby hotels. Photo ops & lots if walking. Friendly staff & plenty to purchase in the gift shop if desired. You will be hungry when you leave.
Was in Atlanta for a few days and this is definitely a cool place to check out. Lots of front entrance photo taking areas! The tour is great, you get to try out unlimited coca cola drinks, different flavors. They do a security check and do not hold luggages at the counter. Admission is 15$ per person, you get a gift of coca cola bottle at the end.
Fun place and it makes you feel kinda happy! Worth checking out if you've never been.
Fun place to go with your family and friends. Learn more about Coca-Cola than you thought you wanted to know. It's super fun trying the drinks from around the world!
Kids enjoyed it, we ve been 3 times now. They no longer give you a bottled coke when you leave. Now the give out mini cans when you start the tour. Lines were very long, but they moved pretty quick.
Wouldn t recommend. Nothing all that awesome. Perhaps could be good if youre huge into history and coke. Particularly way too slow with COVID and social distancing
Wonderful experience! I really like that it is very reasonably priced for the amount t you get out of it! Boyfriend said that just the tasting of Coke Products from around the world was worth the $15 a ticket. Excellent staff, clean and family-friendly environment. Definitely helped make our stay in Atlanta very memorable!
Worth going to! Excellent teaching of the history of Coca-Cola and ties it in with Coca-Cola of today! Beautiful exhibits and it was really wonderful looking at all the old Coca Cola items from history and all the artwork people have donated to the museum.
Again this was a family trip with my wife and son and my in laws and their kids. We had a great time actually learned alot and at the end we left there all super hyper lol
This place was really nice! We enjoyed the unlimited tastings of the different Coca-Cola products from all over the world!
What a treat! Better then expected! Gift shop gets a little expensive!
I liked the old museum better. This one come across as more modern but also more like a giant advertisement. Still fun to taste all the sodas from around the world. If you are brave enough try the Beverly...
It's a nice place to visit, especially if u chose Coke over Pepsi
I wouldn't really classify this as a museum so much as an interactive commercial you pay for. I didn't actually learn much... But the part where you try soda from around the world is really fun! I just wish there had been more of a guide to it to tell us about the different types of soda.
It is really very good. A must visit place if you are in Atlanta. And if you are a coke lover then you must go here. They will tell you each and everything about coke. Be it secret formula or about the history of coke or about the brands of coke in world. Strollers friendly and wheelchair accessible.
History of an aerated drink brand is not worth anybody's time. The only thing that was worth $17 was the ability to taste all the soft drinks they sell across the world at a single kiosk!
Great place to take kids and just a great place to go if you love soda
Absolutely amazing, science, history, 2 shows and many things to do.
What a fun place to learn about the history of Coca Cola! The tasting room was amazing! Being able to taste different sodas from around the world was a great experience.
Very nice tour, clean and well prepared with the COVID-19 protocol. My only suggestion would be spacing the group reservations a little more because with the social distancing guidelines still in place takes a little longer to make the full tour.
So cool! It was definitely worth $16. You get 2 free cokes and plenty of samples too.
Surprisingly my children and i all enjoyed this activity the most out of our entire trip. A must see for all travelers young and old!
The World of Coca-Cola is a really neat place. It goes over alot of history about how Coca-Cola came to life. There is definitely alot of very neat memorbilia dating all the way back to the start. The 4D show should definitely have more warnings regarding back injuries. The 4D show was alot more geared towards kids. The bottling plant was not running as I remember from the last time I came. The tasting room was of course my favorite. There are so many unique flavors from countries all over the world. Some of them were extremely taste like the Melon Fanta. I wish they would bring some of these to the U.S. It would also be very nice to be able to purchase some of the foreign flavors that you like from the gift shop. I would definitely have liked a guided tour through the building so that they would instill even more about what happened. Overall if you come to Atlanta, definitely come here.
Very interesting. Love the world of cokes tasting room.
It's a wonderful place to see all history of Coca-Cola.
NOT BREASTFEEDING MOM FRIENDLY! I was told by an employee while I was sitting on a bench inside that it was against the rules to breastfeed in their facility and that she would take me to where it was acceptable, which was a restroom. I am not feeding my child naturally in a bathroom stall. Noone eats in the bathroom so why should an infant be any different? I asked to see where it was printed that it was against the rules and she couldn't tell me. And she continued to stand there until I put my breast away from my child. Georgia is a breastfeeding friendly state, anywhere a mother can be, a mother can nurse as she pleases. Had I been completely exposed [no shirt at all] that would have been a different story but I was covered to where nothing showed. That whole experience ruined the great trip I was having with my family. Will never return.
It's obnoxiously into all things Coca-Cola, particularly the "bringing happiness" angle.
That said, what else would you expect from a place, owned and operated by the Coca-Cola Company, literally named World of Coca-Cola?
And to be fair, they do throw in a few tidbits of history (it was lighter on history than I expected), and of course, the included tastings of every flavor of Coca-Cola in the world, plus quite a few of the brands they own, is pretty cool.
Great history and cool stuff. Plus the different flavors you can do are awesome.
Cool to see cokes history, take pictures with the polar bear and tastes drinks around the world
Wasn't as exciting as i thought it was going be but if you just want to be informed and see some cool old stuff from as far back as 1886 then yeah be my guest and other than north america Asia has some good sodas...the sodas from Africa are the worst. DO NOT try the Beverly from Europe. They say its famous but its the worst...like
....THE WORST.
Great place. Cool coke history. The testing was awesome and weird.
Get to try the flavors coca cola makes through out the world . Very interesting
It s everything about coca-cola. If you love coca-cola, that s definitely a place to go. The funniest part is you can taste every coca-cola around the world. It s really cool. It just the Vip tour only offer English, it would be awesome if it offer different languages.
A fair attraction for a fair price. Before you even enter you get treated to some refreshments of your choice plus a short intro and video. There are 2 levels to the building, a bottom floor with a "vault", a historical area, and a bottling assembly area. The upstairs hosts a 4D theater, a regular theater for Coca-cola commercials, the tasting room, and the gift shop. I was surprised by the low prices of many of the items in the shop and I will be returning to get some outstanding looking merchandise.
Our family of four really enjoyed it! The tasting room was great but just remember not to overdo it :D Afterwards as walked over to the CNN center for lunch.
This is one of the best attractions in the city! Great fun in the best Brand of the World!
Lots of fun but a little bit overwhelming...tasting the sodas from around the world was good too. Worth the effort
If you are someone who drinks exclusively Coke products, you should definitely go check this place out! There is a certain level of nostalgia you get as you see all of the cool memorabilia. It was also nice getting to know a good bit of history from the early days. The best part is getting to drink lots of Coke products from around the world...some you will love and some you will definitely never want again!
Enjoyed the history, coke, and overall vist. While home visiting family
Cannot believe I have never been here before today! We had a great time!! So many cool pieces of memorabilia and pieces of art. Learning the history and story of one of the most popular drinks in the world was truly enjoyable. The tour was really cool and it made for a very fun Saturday morning. Tasting all of the various Coca-Cola products around the world was a cool experience! There is also a huge gift shop at the end of the tour if you want to pick up some items. Definitely recommend!
Students really enjoyed the experience. Anytime you can make teenagers happy and not receive complaints is a victory
Such a neat place to visit. Worth the money, it s a neat experience and really shows you how great Coca-Cola really is and shows you so much about it. Super Family Friendly and it right near the Georgia Aquarium too! A go to place when visiting Atlanta. You won t be disappointed in going. It s a great place for any big Coca-Cola fan.
A must see if you visit Atlanta. Their tour is well organized. Loved their 4D theater as well. Drinking different beverages from all around the world by coca cola company was the best part. Went with city pass. You'll get 2 small Coke bottles as complimentary apart from the all you can drink machines at the end.
I haven't been to World of Coca Cola in years, it was a lot of fun for all ages. My group ranged from 4-66 year of age.
Was a fun experience! To me it seems like a place that you would go to maybe once every few years. It s hard to picture myself going multiple times a year unless they add more things. But in the end, still a great place! And not to be cliche, but the tasting room is definitely the best part.
They have about 50 sampels of Coca-Cola brands for you to try
The lines were extremely long. It was hot. We bought year round tickets after being in the line for over an hour. This enabled us to skip to the front!
Awesome place. Loved tasting the different cokes from other countries.
Nostalgic, few interesting facts but the free infinite coke tastings at the end is worth it. Pro tip: you don't need to wait to the end.
Had such a fun time! I loved how interactive exhibits were. Also the people there were so helpful and amazing. The elevator broke (it was currently being fixed) and the staff was so helpful with making sure we did not miss out on any of the experience and navigating us to where we needed to go.
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