A very nice and cool place, nice shows and presentations and very good and helpful tours. information you get you can not find in another place. Only thing, is that the greeting in the first show room in "Arabic", Arabic letters written wrong.

Traveled to Atlanta recently with our 13 year-old and his one must see was a return visit to the world of coke. I'm not sure I'm that fond of it but anytime you can get a teenager to tell you they're willing to do something with you, you have to take advantage. They had upgraded a couple of areas since... More

Yes average and yes I love coke. but this is nothing more than a tourist trap, but still its coke. The have a lot of great old items but this really is not the place for kids. They have a short movie that is ok its 4D and then the tasting of the items. oh and to leave the place... More

We had a good time, we could take some Nice pictures and the tasting of all coca cola products in the world was also very Nice. The giftshop was expensive like al other giftshops. When we left we got a small bottle of coca cola each. We purchased the tickets before going and we did not have to wait in... More

Our favourite bit was the Coca Cola freestyle machines where you could choose whatever flavour of Coca Cola you liked. The rest of the exhibits are really interesting and fun for kids and adults. The only bad thing was that the t-shirts etc. in the shop were in really small sizes - I am a UK size 14 and yet... More

Don't go in with unrealistic expectations and you won't be disappointed. It's not a theme park, it's a museum. It was cool to see the history of the brand but what made the wait so sweet was trying the different types of Coke from around the globe. Beware, some are terrible but it always funny to laugh at that friend... More

Having been to the World of Coke if I just had one thing I could do while in Atlanta(not counting Centennial Park) I would again go here. The most fun, and bang for your buck! Fun, fun, fun and having a young one along gives you more of a reason (excuse) to act young especially at their "Tasting Area" .... More

We headed to Coca Cola world with a group of friends. Imagine the magic of Disneyland, all dedicated to a drink. There you have this unique experience. Firstly you are welcomed into a room where an employee welcomes to you CCW and explains the layout of the building. Then you watch a short video, explaining the magic of Coke. Then... More

Nice place to put on your travel list the inter workings of the cola brand kids enjoyed the movie and the taste testing of the million favors they have so be ready for some energized kids after this visit