World of Coca-Cola

World of Coca-Cola is absolutely worth the visit! Your experience begins with a short film in the Coca-Cola Theater—just as they say, it's a bit of a tearjerker and might even bring a few teary eyes. After the film, you're guided into another room where an associate shares some interesting and educational facts about Coca-Cola. From there, you're free to explore all the exhibits at your own pace. Our favorite part was the Taste It area, where we got to sample different Coca-Cola flavors from around the world and even mix our own. The area was spotless, with staff constantly cleaning and keeping everything in top shape. My kids were thrilled to meet the iconic Coca-Cola polar bear and snap a picture with him. You’re welcome to take your own photos, and there's also a professional photographer available if you’d like to purchase a souvenir photo. Of course, you can’t leave without browsing the Coca-Cola Store—there are so many cool and unique items to choose from! Another fun feature was the vintage-style photo booth that recreates your image in black and white, giving it an old-time feel—super cool! There’s also a fascinating exhibit showing how Coca-Cola is enjoyed with food from around the world. Overall, it was such a fun and memorable trip. Go and visit as soon as you can—you'll love it!

Our recent visit to the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta proved to be a genuinely interesting and enjoyable experience, offering a comprehensive and fascinating deep dive into the brand's iconic history. From its humble beginnings as a medicinal tonic to its current status as a global beverage powerhouse, the exhibits provided a captivating journey through time, showcasing a wealth of artifacts, advertising campaigns, and stories that have shaped Coca-Cola's legacy. It was truly insightful to learn about the innovations and marketing strategies that propelled the company to such widespread recognition. Without a doubt, the most memorable aspect of our trip was the "Taste It!" exhibit, where we had the unique opportunity to sample a wide array of Coca-Cola beverages from various countries around the world. This interactive experience offered a delightful exploration of different flavor profiles and cultural preferences, providing a tangible connection to Coca-Cola's global reach. Trying flavors we'd never encountered before was an exciting highlight that truly stood out. However, despite these engaging elements, we did leave feeling that the overall experience could have been even more impactful. While the historical aspects were well-presented, we couldn't help but feel that the attraction had the potential for greater immersion or perhaps a more expansive showcase of the brand's multifaceted influence. Ultimately, the visit, while enjoyable, fell a bit short of our initial expectations, leaving us with a sense that a deeper investment in certain areas could elevate it from simply interesting to truly unforgettable.

The World of Coca-Cola is worth a visit — especially if you’re a fan of the brand or just love fizzy drinks. The experience starts off strong with a short film that’s all about joy and connection, followed by a self-guided journey through Coca-Cola’s colorful world. The exhibits are a mix of history, branding, and pop culture. The vault with the secret formula is cool (though more gimmicky than revealing), and the vintage Coca-Cola ads and memorabilia are fun to browse through. One of the highlights is definitely the tasting room, where you can sample over 100 different beverages from around the world — some delicious, others… not so much (looking at you, Beverly from Italy!). The interactive parts are great for kids, but adults can enjoy it too. The museum does get busy, especially on weekends and holidays, so try to go earlier in the day if you want to avoid the crowd. Overall, it’s a fun and unique experience. It’s not an all-day event — maybe 1.5 to 2 hours tops — but it’s definitely a solid stop if you’re exploring downtown Atlanta or visiting nearby attractions like the Georgia Aquarium or Centennial Olympic Park.

Staff is great. I'm not even a huge Coca-Cola fan but it was a very cool place with lots to see and do. Tasting room was super interesting and fun. My gf and all our kids ages 7-13 had a good time. No complaints from them. It is a little pricey for a big Coke advertisement though.

Visited the World of Coca-Cola on July 10th, 2025, and had a great time! I’ve always loved vintage items, so getting to see all the old Coca-Cola advertisements, antiques, and displays was a real highlight for me. The vault and the history behind the brand were really interesting. My kids had a blast, especially with the beverage tasting room. It was a fun experience trying all the different flavors from around the world — even if some weren’t exactly tasty, it was still worth the try! Parking was convenient, pricing was fair, and the staff (for the most part) were very friendly and welcoming. The only negative I’d mention is that one staff member used the restroom in front of my wife, didn’t wash her hands or use sanitizer, and then went straight to working in the beverage lab area. That was a little off-putting. But aside from that, everything else was clean and well-organized. All in all, a really fun experience for the whole family. I’d definitely go back again

Just steps from the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola invites families to explore the magic behind one of the world’s most iconic beverages. This colorful, interactive museum will keep kids engaged from start to finish. Family Favorites Include: 🌍 Taste It! – Sample 100+ Coca-Cola products from around the globe. Some are sweet, some are strange—and kids love the surprise! 👃 Scent Discovery – Kids get to play smell detectives and learn how scent affects taste. 🔐 Vault of the Secret Formula – Enter a high-tech, interactive journey to discover the mystery of Coca-Cola’s legendary recipe. 🐻 Meet the Coca-Cola Polar Bear – A lovable mascot and photo-op favorite for all ages.

We visited this place in the afternoon it wasn't that crowded. We enjoyed seeing the vault and the favorite part was the tasting area where you get to enjoy tonnes of different kinds of cola. Every place has so much of history and if you tour in detail it can easily take 2 hours. You can buy a lot of merchandise from the store and it's totally worth the visit. You can buy the combine pass for this and Georgia Aquarium so it would be more economical.

My family and I had a fun and great experience! The exhibits were exciting, the presentation was super engaging, and the chance to taste and smell different Coke flavors from around the world was amazing! A must-visit spot for all ages!

Had a wonderful day exploring ATL while I was here for the weekend and I chose the World Of Coca Cola since I have already been to the aquarium in Baltimore some years ago. The weather was beautiful on this Father's Day. I was able to skip the line and purchased my ticket on the internet. I really enjoy the various pops and drinks from around the world. The scent exhibition was interactive and fun. I was able to get a photo op with the Coca Cola polar bear and experienced other exhibitions. The full tour took me 2hrs. Parking was an additional $20 at a private parking lot. Very walkable area. Unika B. & Co.

This place has a few innovative and intriguing exhibits. You do learn quite a lot about the history of coke if you read the signs, but there are also a lot of interactive exhibits if reading isnt your thing. * Unfortunately it is incredibly crowded and it takes usually a few minutes to be able to use any of their fancy machines. i got quite overwhelmed a few times at the sheer amount of people around us. * The presentation they give you in the room before the movie was OK and the movie itself didn't really have any substance other than trying to have an emotional pull which to be honest worked. (military stories always get me) * Overall a place with solid exhibits but when you get tickets you book a time to go in and it feels like they should really limit the amount of people per hour so its able to be an enjoyable experience.

Came on a Wednesday around 1 pm and the place was pretty packed. When you get in the 1st room, they tell you about the history of Coca Cola before moving onto the vault room with more history and a video. There are a lot of interactive activities to participate in. The history, myths and facts about cola. They have coca cola stations with different types of coke from around the world. They have a scent room when you have to figure out what the smell is and there's a little game you get to play. Giftshop wasn't as pricey as I expected. Came on a rainy day so this was good to do for the day. Tickets were $25 per adult and no student discounts.

Definitely worth the visit as tourist spot or if you love Coke products. There was so much history of the company and of its impact in Georgia and the U.S. Loved how interactive it was as well. The only suggestion is to go during mid-week and not in the summer. It was so crowded, there were parts where it seemed like we were packed in like sardines.

Had a great experience at the Coca-Cola factory. Never knew Atlanta is where Coca-Cola was born. Got to see some unique, original props. And I tasted every single flavor available. Some good, some not so good. Best of all, entrance was free! Highly recommended if you're in the area.

A fun experience that I think anyone would enjoy. I don't drink Coke nor am I much of a soft drink person overall, yet I still enjoyed the tour. The interactive elements make it really fun. In addition, it's also informative. You learn quite a bit about the history of Coca Cola. At the conclusion of the tour you enter a tasting area where you can sample Coke branded drinks from all over the world. The plum Fanta tastes like bbq sauce! Some of the flavors were really good, others were not my cup of tea. The floor is very sticky despite staff members regularly mopping near the machines (drips from the machines are inevitable). After the tasting room, you walk through the gift shop to get to the exit. The gift shop has a large variety of merchandise, some affordable, whole some items are a bit pricey. I think this is something to experience at least once.

The world of Coca-Cola wasn't quite the experience I was expecting. I've heard a lot about this tour from friends and family who have experienced it, but I wanted to try it out for myself. It was fun and very interactive. I enjoyed learning about the company's history and growth, and the best part was the taste-testing room. However, if you're older and don't have children, this experience might not resonate with you as much. I felt like I had seen many of these items at Disney Springs in Orlando. The highlight of the visit was the tasting room, where you can sample various Coca-Cola products worldwide. My favorite international soda is Melon Frost. The room features over 50 different sodas to try, but it is always busy, and your fingers will likely get sticky. I brought hand sanitizer, but I wish I had packed wet wipes since the bathrooms were crowded on both sides. Overall, I found the experience to be just okay. It's a nice activity to do once, but I believe the aquarium next door offers better value for your money.

I do not drink Coca Cola very often. Still, it has been on my bucket list to visit the World of Coca Cola. I can now check it off my bucket list after visiting this past Easter Sunday. Spent over 2 fantastic hours here, and I enjoyed every minute of it. From the time we walked inside to the time we exited the retail shop, it was great! It was fun learning about the history of how Coca Cola came to be. Terrific seeing all the Coca Cola memorabilia. My absolute favorite part of visiting the World of Coca Cola was the tasting area. Tasted several dozen Coca Cola products from all over the world. I was thinking that all the drinks would be Coca Cola from different countries. I believed that they made Coca Cola differently in each country. To my delight, this was not the case. Coca Cola makes all kinds of products including Sprite, Fanta, Minute Maid, and many other brand names. In the tasting area, there are several fountain drink stations where you can sample beverages from all over the world. My favorites were the Sprite from Romania, the Fanta Sour Plum flavor from China, and the Beverly flavor from Italy. Have to warn you that most folks were not fond of the Sour Plum flavor from China. It smelled and tasted like bbq sauce. Strangely refreshing to me. Wifey and I really liked the Beverly flavor. From what we observed, we were the only ones who liked it. It was funny to watch everyone's negative reaction who tried the drink. Wifey and I liked the bitter grapefruit taste. Overall, it was an AWESOME time at the World of Coca Cola!! Well worth the price of admission!!

Loved this experience! This was one of my favs whole visiting ATL. We spent a good few hours here. There's so much to see and the nostalgia of all the old Coke stuff through the years definitely brought back memories from childhood. The tasting room was quite the experience also! Cool to try the various products from all over the world. There were definitely some really bad ones. Like Peru. That coke product was just purely disgusting and made me gag. The coke from China also -- tasted like drinking bbq sauce from the jar. The gift shop area was large and cool to walk around. I did find a few goodies to bring back home. I'd definitely do this again!! If doing anything around the area it's also best to park in the Coke garage since $20 gets you a full day of parking.

This was a fun experience that I think anyone would enjoy. I'm not sure what I was expecting ( I was familiar with the taste testing experience at the end but didn't know about anything else otherwise). For the price, I'd say the experience is fine. There are a lot of interactive activities and the flow of the experience is well thought out. Like most people, I think the best part is the tasting experience- trying various coke products from around the world. I recommend if you've never done it before and enjoy Coca Cola products of course!

If you're a fan of any of the Coca Cola products, I recommend a visit. You get a history of how Coke started and you learn about marketing, production, logo design and are able to see many of their advertising items. If you time it right you can get your photo with the polar bear. The last room is filled with soda dispensers where you can try about 50 of their sodas that have been sold here and in other countries. It's a fun experience. There's also an interactive area where you can smell all these scents and you can guess what they are. Very interesting to see how good you are at picking out scent profiles. Allow about 2 hours for the whole experience.

My daughter and I visited here since she hadn't been since a kid. There was a drink there that she wanted to try that I wouldn't let her try as a kid because it was disgusting! #Beverly IYKYK So we went through and there has been a lot of changes since our last visit. Many upgrades and new sodas to try. She finally got to try the Beverly and guess what? She hated it lol! Such a cool experience when you're in Atlanta.

If you love Coca Cola products, you'll have a great time here. This place is fun. You'll also learn the history of Coca Cola here. Great place to bring kids and the family. If you are a tourist happen to be in Atlanta, this place is definitely worth visiting. Parking can be pretty expensive. Try to find street parking nearby.

Unfortunately, we were unable to take the tour due to having our dog but the wonderful security guard at the store welcomed our pup inside. This made me immediately happy. I mean I would have loved to try different diet soda varieties that were included in the tour but I'll settle for at least bringing my dog in while hubs and I can do an activity together. It is pretty sad that we live in these dark times and have to get scanned and searched prior to entering an establishment like this but ignorant a-holes have their own violent agenda that ruin nice things for others. I was actually surprised there was security here but also not bothered by it. We browsed the store for about an hour and picked up some merchandise we thought was unique. Writing this review, I have always been more of a fan of Pepsi products but there are also some Coca Cola products that I love. I am limited to only diet options so it is very rare I am able to find Diet sodas made by Coke when dining out, other than regular ol' Diet Coke. The store was very clean, neat, and tidy. We did not encounter any staff besides the security at the entrance and the cashier. Honestly, the security at the front made everything Al worth it. I wish I caught his name.

Since I'm in town, I had to check out some type of museum and this was on my list. For what it's worth, there's a lot of see and it's all pretty entertaining. If you like museums, you'll find world of coca-cola interesting. There is so much history too. At the end or whenever you'd like, you can taste a variety of coca-cola products around the world. And there is a coca-cola souvenir shop with lots of products to choose from; from magnets and keychains to tumblers, personalized coke cans and apparel. I enjoyed it, go check it out and see for yourself. They also have discounts and packages like for military, etc. Till then, let's have fun!

It was okay but get ready to be pushed through like a heard of cattle before they allow you to go off and check out the world of coke. They waste your time trying to hold groups but I did not understand the point of the dumb theatre moment when we were forced to watch advertisements that had nothing to do with Coke a cola. The tasting room is a mad house and it's constantly sticky. I found the retail store to be the highlight of this place. Ticket was 28.60 PP

Boring , reason I use to love this place , my go to whenever in town. Place the countries back on the tasting fountains. I like the smell test and the 4d flim . But it's time for the opening flim to be updated . Overall the vault nothing new , can you'll bring back the squiring fountains that was amusing . I use suggest this place to everyone but now , I'm not to sure , it was something new coming hopefully it's exciting. 3 stars reason a few new drinks have appeared .

What a place!! Located right next to the aquarium (which is also excellent!!) this place gives you some insight into the world of Coca-Cola. Be sure to stop by and try different types of soda from around the world and don't forget your very own bottle. If you dare take a picture with the Coca-Cola bear (I won't ruin the surprise).

This was my first time back since 2007. They've remodeled this place since then. This is well worth a visit. Especially for a lifelong Coke fan like me! You can't miss the tasting room that has Coke-owned beverages from around the world!

Where is the Mountain Dew Baja Blast!? JK World of Coca-Cola is the best place to visit for soda lovers. Lots to see and do and worth the price of admission. Parking is $20 but it's literally steps away from the entrance.

The World of Coca-Cola is essentially a museum dedicated to the world's most famous beverage. Even if you aren't a big Coke drinker I think there's enough here for it to be interesting. The experience starts with a talk about the history of Coca-Cola and then you're moved into a theater to watch what's essentially an extended Coke commercial. From there you're free to roam as you like to 4 or 5 different exhibits. I enjoyed the couple hours I spent here and it was fun tasting different Coke products from around the world. I wouldn't call it a must-visit, but it's a good time.

The World of Coke in Atlanta feels like a total tourist trap and a blatant money grab. There's so much potential to immerse visitors in the rich history and story of Coca-Cola, but instead, the experience feels hollow and overly commercialized. Any meaningful connection to the brand is completely overshadowed by the gimmicky, touristy atmosphere. The biggest disappointment, however, was the staff. Every employee I encountered or observed was shockingly rude--yelling at guests not to take selfies with the polar bear and berating people in the tasting room for simply trying to sample the drinks. It was uncomfortable and honestly soured my opinion of Coca-Cola as a whole. Going here made me less of a fan of the brand. Don't waste your time or money visiting. You'd be better off just reading about Coca-Cola's history online. Plus, you have to pay to park in the parking garage . Parking on the street is not safe due to break-ins.

You can't visit Atlanta and not go the Coca Cola museum. Honestly it was fun place to see and hear about the history of this famous drink. the museum itself is not that big so it's easy to go around and check out every floor. One of the things I appreciated the most is sampling the different Coca Cola products from around the world. This was truly a fun time and something different to do.

This was one of the best experiences during our Atlanta trip!!! You can make reservations ahead of time for a time slot. There are a lot of cool exhibits inside that you can check out. They start with an introduction to a group is participants in a room with a lot of artifacts throughout the years. Next, you enter a room where they show you a short advertisement video for the brand. After that, you get to explore the different rooms on your own. This included the history of Coca Cola, the Vault where they talked about the making of it, olfactory where you can put your sense of smell to the test, branding room, and lastly, their tasting room. We loved that room and being able to try all their different flavors. I didn't realize how expansive the Coca Cola brand was. It's wild! I was so fully of drinks after this room! All of the exhibits has some piece of interaction and engagement, which I really liked. Then lastly, the gift shop. They had a lot of pretty cool items and souvenirs! Overall a wonderful experience and highly recommend everyone to visit if you're in area.

We got tickets online before the event for $26 each and waited in a long line outside that was very organized and moved pretty quickly. We were in line for about 15 to 20 minutes and then entered the World of Coca-Cola building. There was a lot of interesting information at the exhibit, but certainly wasn't worth $26. The highlight was tasting a variety of sodas from all over the world. It was very crowded on the floor was very sticky. They had a really nice gift shop at the end of the event.

Pretty cool experience. Honestly the only really great part was the tasting room where you can try 200 different drinks from all over the world. Try the plum coke from China and the Beverly drink from Italy and wonder wth is going on over there. Hahah. My favorite was the tea thing from Indonesia. Tasted almost like a winter melon green tea. There was also an introduction and a video at first. We did not do the smelling room because everything on the bottom floor was very crowded and kinda dull. Would probably be better if you're not visiting on one of the most busy weekends. The gift shop had lots of cute stuff but very pricey for most items. The sweatshirts had no substance to them for $60. I did get a gift for my son for $18. A set of 6 fun socks as well as a $20 pair of pajama shorts for myself so those weren't too astronomical.

Disclaimer: We only had enough time to check out the gift shop, which is open to the public without a ticket! The gift shop was a spectacle in itself too, with so much Cola merch and fun flavors that you can buy. This includes clothing, kitchenware, customizable coke cans, and many other more typical souvenirs. I got the Oreo / Coca Cola flavored drink, which was surprisingly good. It had hints of vanilla and chocolate that was almost like an oreo in after taste! From the gift shop, we managed to peek into the cola tasting areas which was enough to convince us to buy tickets and see the museum next time we're here! We came on the weekend and it wasn't too busy. The line for the gift shop was also very short and quick to pass through.

I visited the World of Coca Cola Museum on 5/24/25. I purchased my tickets ahead of time on the website for the 4pm time slot. I got there 30 minutes early and we stood in line for over an hour before heading into the museum. The pre-show facts and movie were incredible. It made me really appreciate the history and impact Coca Cola has had on our lives. When entering the museum, there were several different exhibits of timeless artifacts and history. I loved all of the interactive displays. Here was my grievance about my trip... The group I was put into was so large that the exhibits were hard to truly take time and appreciate. There were no staff helping with breaking up the crowds. People were pushing each other and not sharing tasting stations appropriately. I would have preferred there to be another line and waited so we could enjoy it more. I probably would be back during a non-peak season. For now, I will rate my experience as a 2/5 stars.

The decor is wonderful. Best collection of all things Coca-cola Love the history So many photo ops So many things to see and do Best of all the taste room is a must see and do This is definitely a Great value !

No shade, but this place gives very much tourist trap. There are a few exhibits that explain the history of Coca-Cola, and some of the facts I learned about Coca-Cola were interesting, but I could've saved time and money just by looking at a Wikipedia article or a TikTok. With that being said I will say that everything inside is beautifully constructed. The tours themselves were just lackluster and bland. At the end, you get to go to the tasting room to taste different Coca-Cola brand drinks from around the world as well as discontinued drinks. You can also buy some things out of the gift shop if you like. I will say, that I was able to snag a cute sweater and some socks from the clearance rack. The trip I had here wasn't a total bust, but I don't think I'd come here again or recommend touring this place to anybody coming through the area.

Mostly this place is pleasant. There's a lot to do the museum is different than it was 15 years ago. The soda section is fun but should be organized by region or country instead of station. The floor is very sticky.

Came here recently with some coworkers and had just enough time to go through before closing. Pretty cool exhibits, neat bits of trivia. Don't let the hype fool you, the polar bear is NOT REAL. Hey, Coca Cola has deep pockets, they could realistically own an actual polar bear - but it's human/animatronic. Still fun photos. The tasting room is pretty cool - some tasty, some disgusting (Mexico Jamaica, I'm looking at you). They have people coming around to clean the floors constantly but the floors are still constantly sticky. Gift store has lots of cool stuff. Long line moves quickly.

"World of Coca-Cola" was not that impressive. There were parts I liked, but not worth the price of admission. When you pay, you sit in a lobby for ten minutes. After they open a door and you wait again, in another lobby. This lobby they give you a few facts about Cokes history. After you go into a theater and watch a six minute video of people happy because they drink sugar, I mean Coke. You think it's over, then the screen goes up into a museum, now that was cool. After you play with interactive games that don't work. The crown jewel of the tour is the tasting stations. You can drink Coke products from around the world and the USA. Also, this museum houses the secret Coke recipe in a vault, or at least that's what they tell you. You can save twenty bucks and watch the history of Coke on the History Channel.

Super cool museum not only for Coca Cola lovers but for anyone interested in fun history. They really do a great job in detailing the making of cocoa cola and how secret and important it was to keep the formula hidden! It was really fun. Of course the main event was the tasting room. Getting to taste over 150+ flavors of Coca Cola beverages from all over the world was so cool!

So glad I decided not to skip this! I've been to the one in Las Vegas but this one is so much better. Coca-Cola is such an iconic global brand. One of the highlights is seeing all the marketing pieces from around the world. What's even better, is you can try over 100 different flavours from around the world! It is all included with your ticket so take your time around the tasting area. Korea has a fantastic lychee flavor I wish we could get here. Amazing they offer free tickets to active Military and veterans!

This was our first visit and it was fantastic! We learned a lot how it all began and how it was made. Who knew there were so many different drinks under the Coca Cola brand?!

A must stop for those visiting Atlanta. The tickets are reasonable for the experience. You can be in and out in a couple of hours, but I recommend looking around at the vintage memorabilia. There's different lines to experience different things like trivia, trying soda flavors, seeing the vault, etc. Honestly, the lines move quickly. I do recommend arriving early since it gets very and all the kids are running around. Definitely bring some hand sanitizer as many machines were empty. The funnest part is upstairs, where you can try unlimited world flavors. You're going to have a sugar high for sure! Just make sure you're careful because people don't move from the soda fountains causing long lines, bumping into you spilling their drinks, and people dumping what they don't like wherever.

Everyone we know says this is a must visit, and we are glad we came. Quality/Quantity - Attractions: The Loft - Over 200 artifacts. Can be overwhelming. Coca Cola Theater - Moment of Happiness Movie - A must see. Immersive Experience Beverage Lab - Opened November of 2023. Vault - Cool, very commercialized. I could have skipped this. Milestones of Refreshments - This was cool; we took too many pictures. Beverage Lab - Interactive, cool. Would have been really cool if we were really able to make our own combinations?!?! 3D Theater - Another must see. Reimagined Scent Discovery Experience - Closed when we got here at 10am, but open at 1pm. This attraction was remodeled in April of 2023. This exhibit originally opened in September of 2020. Taste It Exhibit - Over 200 samples, you can drink yourself sick so be careful. And many of the flavors did NOT suit me... Coming soon - Pop Culture Gallery. Atmosphere - In Pemberton Place, see pictures of some of the other attractions. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 6pm or 7pm; Yelp hours differ slightly. Coca Cola Store - No admission $ necessary. Got souvenirs for both my wife and daughter. Events - See website. You can also rent the place, see the website. Field trips - MANY field trips! Service - Majority of the team was nice. Two employees I met should NOT work with the public... Polar Bear every hour for pictures; we skipped this. Similar to Las Vegas where we go often. Price - $21 self tour, $35 for private tours per person. Good value. If you plan to do 5 attractions, check out the city pass; see picture or website. Free for military, active or veterans. Discounts if celebrating a birthday with 10 or more people.. See website for more discounts. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2007. 2011 - Vault open to the public. 2014 - Opened Center of Civil and Human Rights Museum. 2014 - Moment of Happiness Movie - A must see. 2021 - Bottle Cap Cafe opened across the park; a good place for a cup of coffee or more soda.

As someone who goes to every museum she can, this one is definitely unique! My boyfriend and I really enjoyed getting to look at all the old coca-cola bottles and decorations while also getting to learn about some of the science behind the famous drink. I particularly enjoyed all of the little interactive games and quizzes that you can come across while exploring the place. The highlight is definitely at the end when you get to taste a ton of the drinks they sell all around the world (they even had Mezzo-Mix which brought me right back to my childhood in Germany)! All around, I think it's a great way to spend a few hours in Atlanta once but I don't think it's something you need to come back to time and time again. :)

This is a fantastic museum with a great overview of Coca cola. I am not personally a diehard fan but I can understand how most can find it enjoyable. Personally, to me, it did seem like I paid for a big private advertisement of their products, especially leading to such a massive gift shop (but hey, much respect for the hustle). It was cool getting to learn about the small history I gathered from the museum but the highlight definitely was the tasting room! hundreds of different flavors of coke, sprite, lemonade, everything that is a coke product and from around the globe as well! Very cool experience, will I go back? unlikely but only because there was a lack of things to do multiple times.

I wanted to love it but I didn't. We've lived in GA for the past 3 years and this was on our list of things to do. Way over priced and not worth the hype. Parking was ridiculous. The floors in the tasting area were extremely sticky. They should have someone cleaning those floors through out the day. Some of the flavors were okay none were great to us but they m guessing that's because we are accustomed to our American coke products.

As someone who drinks more soda than probably 99.8% of the population, I was quite looking forward to this. It was, however, incredibly underwhelming. Small. Brief. Limited. Providing very surface level information and presentation, with a very barebones experience. What is the value-add of coming here, as opposed to finding all the information online? Being greeted with a brief speech by an employee is nice and all, but it didn't provide any particular insight nor memorable experience; nor did the following 7~8 minute video in which you watch people from all over the world doing random things, while loosely implying Coca Cola binds them and us together. The only things to see after the initial presentation and film are a very truncated history and memorabilia corridor, and then a flavor smelling and (limited) flavor sampling of different Coca Cola umbrella products from around the world. That the complex is as big as it is, and commands the presence and expectation it does, makes me quite sad; as a person, a traveler, a client, and a particular binge consumer of soda. Very much a case of resting on trademark laurels to line corporate coiffeurs. It is difficult for me to recommend coming here due to or for enjoyment. On that end, my review would lean towards 1 out of 5 stars. On value and worthwhileness, I would likewise assign 1 out of 5 stars. However, given its uniqueness and that there are limited things to do in Atlanta, as well as that Coca Cola is such a multi-generational and multi-national staple that transcends culture and borders, I'll yield a 2 out of 5 stars. "Best I can do." Sidebar - if you are big into sodas, especially those from overseas, Pepsi Zero Electric Blue and Egils Appelsinn Zero Sugar are two of my favorites. On the topic of Coke brand products, I cannot say anything overseas or exotic has a firm place in my heart and on my togue. I will say Vanilla Coffee Coke Zero is something I could do with everyday; and sadly, it is/has become rare.

I don't know. It was just too crowded to enjoy this thing. You can tell there was a ton of money that was invested in making this museum appealing, but it didn't feel worth $25+ per person. Maybe $10. All I did mostly was stand in line for each exhibit without really getting to take my time because of all the shoulder to shoulder crowding and sticky floors galore. It was like waiting in lines for roller coasters or rides at Universal, except there were no rides. The sampling stations were okay too. Some sodas were flat when they definitely weren't supposed to be. If you are a huge fan of Coca Cola, I could see this being your jam. If you don't really care and just need something to do while you're in town, you can skip this.

Extremely disappointed with this visit. I will start off with the good and that is there is a lot of historical memorabilia and Coca-Cola is important to the city of Atlanta as that's where it was created. You are herded into a waiting area before you start your tour, then herded into another holding area with historical signs, then into a theatre to watch a 6 minute "inspirational movie" which is actually just a long commercial...from there you have the ability to walk into a few exhibits in the main building. There were hundreds of children loose- exhausted and unenthusiastic employees in various exhibits and nobody monitoring children and their various body fluids on interactive exhibits- to avoid catching an illness we opted to not participate in the interactive exhibitions. Costly for what you actually get to do.

Overall we had a fun time because this was something new, but I understand prior reviews and that it's not a place you'd go to more than once. Good for picture ops and a fun few hours outside of the cold. The initial speaker in the room of memorabilia did NOT set the mood or a good expectation. I don't understand why the opening monologue is about Coke taking your money and if you don't like it you can leave - this was repeated multiple times. I feel like there could be so many cool exhibits going on or upgrades to what they have now. The tasting room was the best part for us but it was very crowded and insanely sticky. Maybe some sort of entrance line & someone cleaning often would help. Great gift shop - very fun. The "surprise packs" are not worth it - I'd avoid unless you want cheeky and unusable items (coin purse and mini speaker).

World on Coca Cola was fun stop in Atlanta! We were driving home from north GA and stopped here. The overall attraction isn't that big, you really only need 1-2 hours to get through everything. I think for like $26 it was worth it, but no more. They take your pics the beginning and try to charge $30 for it which I think is insane. There have 3 exhibits on the 1st floor which you can make your own Coke flavor combo. On the second floor there are 3 more exhibits, and is where you can taste all the different Coke products from around the world! This is the main event!! You can also find freestyle machines where you can't taste the flavor combo you made. One final attempt to sell you your picture for $30 and out through the gift shop. Overall worth the price but no more. It's a quick stop!

I didn't completely get it. All I heard is how incredible the World of Coke was and how it was a "can't miss". It was fun enough but it also is a CAN miss. Broken up into about six areas the WoC celebrates the power of Marketing and Branding and much is what Coke should celebrate not the formula and recipe. The exhibits were basically this story over and over again. There are some scent and smell games, a design your own flavor which is basically the same fountain found at many fast food chains, a photo opp with a polar bear and a terrible 3D film. On the positive side the introduction film into the museum was warned as tear jerker which I shrugged my shoulders at till I watched and wiped my eyes a couple times (allergies). The other take away was the tasting room where you can sample Coke products from around the World. Some tasty options came from Zimbabwe, Manila, and the Philippines...BEWARE the nastiest drink on the planet comes from ITALY!!! At the End of the Day the World of Coke is great for Superfans of the company but they missed a mark in sharing more of their story (not even a mention of Santa or viewing room of their best commercials). The gift shop is pretty extensive and deep but nothing you can't find in Amazon I bet. Not sure WofC is a can't miss though, I reserve that for the Georgia Aquarium!

This was definitely an interesting place to visit to see some really cool old relics/product advertisements, learn some Coke facts and a great place to be around people with no manners at all! I'm gonna start off agreeing with some other reviews I've seen, they get you by watching a "movie" after you enter/have an introduction speech and it's basically is just a very long ad. Could definitely have been something more immersive like taking a dive into information about the drink not just trying to sell it. Pretty sure the people there already like it which is why they showed up in the first place! Our group was absolutely massive and with that being said, I don't think there's any entrance maximum. Granted the place is huge but there were still previous groups present which was an absurd amount of people that made it difficult to get through. People not moving, hogging stations, etc. So, my friend and I had basically rushed through each of the exhibits that were inside once that "movie" was over. Seemed like a waste of money. It was pretty boring to us! I'm sure it was interesting for people that are addicted to Coke, wink, but the exciting part for us was the scent portion which was one of the places where people were not moving and we couldn't get to everything. I was extremely excited for the room where they have 117 different soda flavors around the world to try and that was where I was beyond irritated. The room was packed with people and the poor janitor literally had to constantly be around mopping the floors up because people can't keep things in a cup, people were reaching in front of you as you were at a station trying to get a drink out like there weren't two other sides with the same drinks that they could've went to. No manners, no "sorry", no "excuse me"! I probably got to try 10 drinks and I had enough of being in there. Understandably it is a museum and I don't believe there's really ever time frames or places kicking people out, but there are entirely too many people hanging around and something should be done about it. A set time frame to be in that room to try every drink would work out better so everyone isn't in there causing the shit show I experienced.

If you're a fan of Coke over Pepsi (like me) You will love this place Lots to see on history of Coke Large shop for Coca Cola goods Lots on history and how to make Different flavors is the popular drink