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21 December 2020
I'm absolutely in love with The World of Coca-Cola! The decor is immaculate, the activities and movies and products for you to try are endless, and the memories you can birth with friends and family are timeless and easily purchasable by you once they take your photos. I particularly enjoyed the bottle design creation and the personal letter creation - such small, customizable elements really make the experience there worthwhile. Think of this place like a carnival, but for some awesome-tasting soda! You won't be disappointed!
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26 November 2020
It is amazing to see coca-cola advertising and merchandise, whoever you are, wherever you may live, what ever occupation you may be engaged in, just remember in the future, every time you see the words "Coca-Cola" that its vast empire of wealth and influence grew out of a single IDEA, and that the mysterious ingredient that the drug clerk - Asa Candler - mixed with the secret formula was IMAGINATION!
The secret is inside.
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26 November 2020
I loved visiting the World of Coca-Cola while I was in Atlanta! The Polar Bear reminded me my childhood. Knowing more about the history of the company and how the Coca-Cola brand was built was a nice experience too. The 3D movie is very cool. My kids loved it.
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26 November 2020
Fun experience & you'll learn some fun facts. We loved the "Scent" activity & of course the tasting at the end. This isn't a huge museum, shorter in length time spent there, sweet all around. Worth doing if you're in the area!
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13 October 2020
I visited the museum a couple of weeks ago and I loved it. The limited amount of guest made it very easy for us to enjoy. Although the tasting experience was limited, it was still enjoyable. Covid isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, so this is our new normal. I commend them on making things as safe as possible. I would go early to get the most out of your time.
Side Note: My parents went a couple of years ago and said there were so many people, it was hard to enjoy it.response / report this review -
21 December 2017
The place is interesting than I thought. (Let me tell you guys a secret. There is a formula inside a locker.) you can buy tickets from the front which is facing to the aquarium. Could learn the history of world famous coca cola. You can also taste thousands of coca cola types at the end
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15 December 2017
There are some interesting Coke items from around the world, but everything revolves around repeating that the formula is a secret and Pemberton invented it over and over in different ways. The employees were all very friendly, especially the woman in the intro room. The best part is the final exhibit, the chance to taste many different flavors that are offered all around the world, separated by continent. I discovered that my taste buds are very North American :)
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13 December 2017
This is such a fun place to go! We got a package deal with the aquarium. The place shows the entire history of coca cola and how far it has come. you can see all the old bottles and commercials. Then you can click photos with the polar bear and go inside the vault! Finally they let you taste cola of all the different countries with varieties of flavors.
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26 November 2017
We really enjoyed visiting Coke! There is so much to do here, such as; see the history of ownership, who created it, what's special about it, and more. There is a 4D theater, the polar bear, the secret vault, a theater to watch all the highlight commercials through the years. They also allow you to drink all the come you can enjoy as well as other coke products from around the world. Our family highly recommends visiting when in Atlanta!
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19 October 2017
You can enjoy the group guided tour. If you want to have a more familiar one, just take the VIP tour. You shouldn't wonder why it's a tour in marketing style and focused on the products. If you aren't still convinced of it, you'll be it after the tour.
I liked the 3D cinema which was very realistic.
At the end of the tour you'll have the chance to try out the taste of the different Coca Cola brands around the globe.
The shop will offer you nearly everything marked with the Coca Cola logo or its brands.response / report this review -
26 September 2017
I don't see the fascination. There was a huge throng - it was a few years ago - and the employees were acting like prison guards, herding everyone through their displays. It turned out to be a big sell job for their products, so I squeezed out of line before the show was over. I asked one of the cowherds how to exit from there, and he said he had never heard of anyone wanting to do that. When I got outside, there was a fairly large group of people with the same impression as mine: Let me outta here. Skip this attraction unless you're very easily entertained and not bothered by pressing throngs. It sucks.
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22 September 2017
World of Coke is a lot of fun. So much to see and do. It is a lot of advertisement and marketing, but it's coke. The 4D experience was pretty cool. I really liked the coke tasting area. Definitely a fun trip to bring your kids.
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13 September 2017
Amazing place, It is safe they bring everyone through metal detectors before entering. There are free bottles of coke offered at the entrance and exit. You get a free tour for part of the trip. They have many rooms such as a 4D movie, History of coke, taste testing room, etc. The taste testing rook is favorite part of the tour. You can try different coke products from around the world. They also have the BEST blended coke. This is a must-visit if you're visiting Atlanta Georgia. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful.
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09 September 2017
I had planned on the aquarium, but the line was immense and I had limited time. This is a fine museum of one of the worlds most popular products. On its surface its flashy propaganta, but if you take your time reading the little displays you learn of the nuances and subtle decisions that formed Coke into a world brand. I especially loved the 'New Coke' section of the museum. The best part was the end tasting. There are Coke spigots for Coke products from across the globe. That Inca Soda was amazing, and the melon soda brought back memories of my student exchange to Japan when I was in High School. Fantastic museum.
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20 July 2017
Great attraction. Kind of crowded but we definitely expected it. All the workers were great, very upbeat and fun. It's worth the $17 ($18.51 after tax) for admission. Take your own camera and ask people to take pictures for you around the place. Their pictures are $35 to $40 per set (polar bear pic, vault pic, couch pics) we opted to buy none (would be been around $120 for buy all) but the guy taking the pictures on the sofa area was definitely the best photographer.
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18 April 2017
We had a great time yesterday! I've been before in high season so it was nice not having a wait this time! My little sister got really sick about 5 minutes in and we wanted to leave, but we were told absolutely no refunds, even tho she was throwing up in the bathroom. We only spend just enough time for my son to get his picture with the cola bear and for him to taste the cola flavors, but kinda bummed they were not accommodating.
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05 April 2017
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.
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23 March 2017
This Coca Cola Coke museum is a place where you can enjoy all that Coca Cola has to offer. Going thru all the parts of the museum you can view how Coca Cola is distributed throughout the world. They have a special flavor taste room where you are given a plastic cup which they ask to be conscious of using same cup to taste all flavors. Since they are big in recycling. You can taste all Coca Cola products from all 7 continents most which are not even known flavors to be in circulation in the country they claim to be from. At the end of the tour they give you a souvenir coke bottle and you can purchase special one of a kind gifts at the Coca Cola Store for all your collectible needs. Enjoy!!!
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17 March 2017
Am I paying to have coke advertise to me? Yes, in a way, yes, you are. However, the things they have in this museum are quite interesting, and you will probably find the same is true for you, if you are a fan of coke. Things such as coke's history, how coke is bottled, and other fun facts are displayed, and are quite interesting. The tasting room at the end features over 100 types of coke brands from around the world. Some are absolutely terrible, and some are really quite good. If you're coming here, and you enjoy soft drinks/coke products, it's probably worth your time.
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16 March 2017
If you have ever tried coca cola before then this place will be a dream visit for you. It has many interactive exhibits as well as great facts and cool coke items. There is a 4D theatre that incorporates movement, air, 3D video, and water. Taste it is an amazing with 100 different sodas from around the world. The entrance into the world of Coke building will honestly be an unforgettable experance for me. The room transforms before your eyes.
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