ワールド・オブ・コカ・コーラ一般入場券

We went here as a family. My husband and I and our 3 teen daughters. We enjoyed the heart warming video in the beginning. The tastes from around the world were great. We did not buy pictures there but there were various opportunities to do so. We would definitely go back. I would recommend this to anyone in the area.

It was informative and interactive. A great trip with children as well as adults. Also a great trip for all generations who have grown up with coca-cola.

It’s a big commercial for coke! Several interesting things about ads overtime but not worth the cost.

Don't set your expectations too high. There isn't really much to see except may be at the Coca Cola shop. I would rather like to see a short clip on the actual manufacturing process for the various products

It is never too late to share a wonderful travel experience! This was my second visit after 2015 to the World of Coca-Cola, and this time it was even more special because I visited with my lovely twin nephews. We stopped in Atlanta while returning from Helen to Savannah, and I was happy to experience this unique attraction again with them. Knowing that the ticket counter can get crowded, I purchased our tickets online in advance, which made our visit much easier. We arrived only about 30 minutes before closing, so I definitely recommend allowing more time if you want to enjoy everything without rushing. We parked in a nearby parking garage, which was very convenient, although the parking was not cheap. If you are visiting Atlanta, I highly recommend adding the World of Coca-Cola to your itinerary. It offers a unique experience that is difficult to find anywhere else. One of our favorite parts was Taste It!, where we sampled Coca-Cola beverages from different regions of the world. Some were delicious, while a few made us say, “Uff… that is definitely a different taste!” That was part of the fun, and we enjoyed comparing our reactions. The story surrounding Coca-Cola’s famous secret formula was also fascinating and added a sense of mystery to the experience. Another highlight was the Coca-Cola Theater, one of the first stops during the visit. We watched the short film “Moments of Happiness,” featuring joyful moments from everyday life, family, adventure, and celebrations across different cultures. It was simple, positive, and heartwarming. Don’t miss it! Even though our visit was shorter than we would have liked, we had a memorable time together. Highly recommended for families, first-time Atlanta visitors, and anyone looking for a fun and unique experience in the city!

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Wasn't impressed if it had been free

Fun, quirky museum which details the history of the Coca Cola product, brand, and ongoing development. there are taste tests for new products, which the kids loved, and a tasting room at the end to try products from all over the world made by coca cola company. history was interesting. We spent about 3 hours here and enjoyed it. No heavy lifting (like civil rights) or super long walks (like aquarium). It was a good, light afternoon of entertainment.

I have been on many tours & museum but the price of admission was not worth the tour. Good information & nicely do

Cute experience, only a few hours max. As a huge diet coke lover, I was disappointed to see no mention of it except in the store or to taste. It did give a nice history of Coke. We loved the samples upstairs.

the opening movie was so not relevant to anything other than crowd manipulation. world soda room was cute. the scents were hard/ awkward to reach/smell. small building but how much can you do with pop? For $30 entry you should have at least given away a free tshirt or ball cap or visor. ... having already 1 gift on hand might already inspire more purchasing for others.