I love coke and memorabilia, so I thought this would be a perfect tourist attraction. The standing introduction is given by an employee, but it's just cheesy text. The sit-down video has some interesting parts, but most of it is just a big commercial. The self-guided tour has separate areas to visit, but the areas are small and enclosed so... More

My wife and I and another couple went this week to the World of Coca-Cola and a had a good time. It's a fun distraction and mainly set up for children. The introductory film was a disappointment as it was a cartoon instead of a history of the company I was hoping for. The "safe" that holds the formula is... More

The four of us enjoyed this but I think maybe it is geared towards younger people. All in all it was interesting and we had great fun tasting all the flavors (some good and some not so good !).

My family toured the World of Coca Cola and we weren't all that impressed. Now, the bottling part was neat, and we enjoyed the short film and gift area, but as for the museum itself it was not nearly what we thought it would be for the ticket price. As a matter of fact, I could have free tickets through... More

While the worlwide tastings were exciting, the entire experience felt like I paid for a Coke commercial and the happiness movie in the beginning is a frustrating waste of time. It is obvious they make you sit thru this for crowd control.

For a Coca-Cola addicted like me this is the perfect place to be, or visit, id you're in Atlanta. You can taste all kinds of sodas Coke produces in the world, experience a 4D theater, take a pic with the Coca Bear and know a lot about it's history. Give it a try, you won't regret.

My husband and I are major fans of Coca Cola (actually Coke Zero) so this was a must see on our recent trip to Atlanta! Our two year old was scared of the 4D movie - FYI - but it was cute and enjoyable. My five year old loved meeting the Coca Cola Polar Bear and Wendy the cheerleader! My... More

I am not the biggest fan of coca-cola or big corporate companies, but actually had a lot of fun here. The section showing the adverts took me back through my childhood, the 4D cinema was good fun, the guide at the start was really good and the section where you try all the drinks is fun from a novelty point... More

Loved the exhibitions and the final world cola tastings - but the opening "happy happy" theatre show just a little cheesy for adults but the kids would love it! Overall, definitely worth a visit and next door to the Aquarium and the Olympic Centenial park so all nice and close for a long day sightseeing.