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Was a very welcoming and fun place for what it is, a museum!! Well done and very informative!! The tasting was a nice but interesting touch!! Go if you wanna get outta the heat!!

It’s worth it. We stayed in downtown hotel so it was walking distance to Coca Cola

The experience was ok, but nothing spectacular. Without the TripAdvisor points, I would consider it overly expensive. We were there for 1.5-2.0 hours. There were lots of people there, and a lot of children. It is an attraction that does a nice attempt to give that 8-12 y/o group something interesting and interactive. I was blown away to learn about how many subsidiary products the company has acquired. The tastings were fun and interesting, and obviously a huge draw for the kids. It’s fun and informative, but for the ticket price, I left underwhelmed.

We always have fun when we go but this was the first time we went on a weekend during the summer. Not suggested. It was so busy that it was not enjoyable. However, when we’ve gone during the week we enjoyed all the exhibits and ew REAlly enjoyed the tasting room. The lab was so busy we didn’t even bother. Anyway so many unique flavors! Who would have guessed.

Great Experience, lots of cool information.

Learned so much and very nostalgic! Great time for any audience and really good time for families young and old.

I was very disappointed with my visit to the World of Coca-Cola. From the moment we arrived, the experience felt more like waiting in line at an overcrowded amusement park than visiting a museum. The process of simply entering the building was frustrating. After purchasing online tickets, we were directed through long, winding queues that seemed designed to herd guests from one area to the next. Once we finally reached the entrance, we were held in a room for about 8 minutes before being moved into a second holding area where guests were packed shoulder-to-shoulder with very little personal space. An employee attempted to keep everyone occupied by encouraging us to look at the decorations on the walls and ceiling while we waited. Next, we were moved into a theater where everyone watched what amounted to a six-minute Coca-Cola commercial before finally being allowed into the museum itself. Unfortunately, the museum was just as crowded. There were often 50 or more people gathered around many of the exhibits, making it difficult to read displays, interact with exhibits, or enjoy the experience at your own pace. Instead of exploring, we spent much of our time trying to find something that wasn't surrounded by a large crowd. One exhibit I had looked forward to was the opportunity to create your own beverage. In reality, it was essentially a touchscreen soda fountain similar to those found in many restaurants. The museum seemed to use flavorings without sugar and every combination we tried tasted bland or bitter. The visit concluded in the gift shop, where many items were priced significantly higher than comparable Coca-Cola merchandise available online or in retail stores. Overall, I found the museum uninteresting, overcrowded, and not worth the admission price. Rather than enjoying the exhibits, I spent most of my visit waiting, navigating crowds, and looking forward to leaving. Based on my experience, I would not recommend it and would not visit again.

Parking is very close & convenient. The building is very interesting and colorful. We enjoyed being able to see the history and mostly the actual older prices of Coca Cola items. We hated that we were only allowed a very short time in the movie waiting room. That is where so many vintage pieces were located. Those are the things I came to see. About the movie. The screen is way too big and close to you and the pictures move fast. Every person in our group had to look away off and on because it gave them motion sickness. Also, it should have been about the history. It was not at all what I expected or cared to use my time watching. The labs and tasting rooms were fun. There are many interactive displays for kids & younger adults. We really did enjoy our visit. I just wanted more. The employees were welcoming & did a good job. Everything was clean. There is a large outdoor area to use. The admission price was a bit too high. The store was filled with MANY items. Hope you enjoy your experience there.

Cool experience and plenty of activities to keep you entertained!!!

I am a lifelong Coca-Cola enthusiast and was excited to visit the World of Coca-Coca. The place was a massive disappointment that felt more like a marketing gimmick built for social media rather than a tribute to one of America's most iconic companies. At $30 per adult, the admission fee is an outrageous rip-off that feels like a shameless cash-grab. There is surprisingly little actual history about the company's journey, I was hoping for more exhibits about the invention (was there really cocaine in it?), the evolution of the iconic bottle design, the company's marketing milestones, and it's global cultural reach. Instead, I saw superficial displays that barely scratch the surface of Coke’s story. Ooo, look here's a giant vault door where we (supposedly) keep the secret recipe. Here's a gallery of Coke branded items signed by celebrities. Stop and smell some flavors we use in the sodas (with almost no explanations.) The worst part was the "movie." You're sat in a theatre like you're going to view a documentary, but you are shown a ten minute commercial. And it's not even a good one. It's just a montage of culturally diverse groups connecting during special moments with a Coke in their hands. For a brand that's built on creating memorable experiences, this attraction fails to deliver that same magic. The one redeeming feature is the samples - you get to try New Coke, and later end up in a tasting room where you can sample various Coca-Cola products from around the world. While enjoyable, this single feature doesn't justify the exorbitant admission price or the lackluster experience throughout the rest of the attraction. As if they didn't steal enough money from you at the beginning, you are funneled out through a huge gift shop (expected, of course). Some of the items are cute and unique, but cost way too much after feeling like Coke just stole $30 from me. Save your money. As someone who genuinely loves Coca-Cola, I left feeling let down and ripped off. The World of Coca-Cola is a missed opportunity to create something truly special for fans of the brand. Instead, it's a commercial with an admission fee that fails to deliver a fun time.