World of Coca-Cola

As a Diet Coke and museum lover, this is the perfect place to spend an afternoon. Plenty of neat history and fun facts as you stroll through. You can meet the "polar bear" and get pictures, plenty to keep busy. There's a room where you can try all flavors from all over the world- if you can try the coke form China you'll pleasantly surprised at how "unique". Obviously the gift shop it's amazing, but I wish there was more international coke items. I would definitely go again!

I had an amazing time visiting the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta! From the moment I walked in, the energy and excitement of the place were contagious. The exhibits were engaging and well put together, offering a fascinating look into the history and impact of Coca-Cola around the world. One of the highlights was the Vault of the Secret Formula, which was designed in a way that really built up the mystery and excitement surrounding the legendary recipe. It was interesting to see how Coca-Cola has evolved over the years, from its early advertising campaigns to its global influence today. The collection of vintage ads, classic memorabilia, and interactive displays made the experience even more immersive. The tasting room was definitely my favorite part! Getting to sample Coca-Cola beverages from different countries was both fun and surprising—some flavors were delicious, while others were definitely an acquired taste. It was really cool to see how flavors vary based on different cultural preferences. The staff was friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. The entire attraction was well-organized, and I never felt rushed despite it being a popular tourist spot. Whether you’re a Coca-Cola enthusiast or just looking for a fun and unique experience in Atlanta, I highly recommend visiting. It’s a great mix of history, nostalgia, and interactive fun for visitors of all ages!

This was a treat! My mom took me and my brother here in the early ‘90s and I always remembered the tasting room and how much fun we had there. We finally got back and it did not lose an iota of its charm or appearance. It looks brand new although some of the exhibits I remember from when I came there 30+ years ago. So many exhibits so much history and they even show you the vault where they keep the secret recipe. Lots of color lots of how the soda was marketed and who it was marketed to. We spent about 2 hours there the price was super affordable and the gift shop had some swag for everyone. Go and enjoy and remember to pay the extra $6 to get the souvenir cup so you can go crazy in the tasting room with literally over a hundred different kinds of soda that Coke makes from countries all over the world. One from Italy tastes like Ricolla cough drops and another from Asia that’s a plum flavor tastes just like BBQ sauce but the rest were fun and flavorful. Definitely recommend!

Decent place to spend an hour or so. They have some interesting exhibitions portraying different Coca Cola symbolisms and how the company impacted the pop and sports cultures around the world. Probably the most captivating exhibition is the tasting station where you can taste varieties of drinks that are unique to countries outside of the United States.

We were in Atlanta for the first time and kept hearing we had to check out the World of Coca-Cola, so we added it to our list—and we’re glad we did! It was such a fun spot. We got to learn all about the history of Coca-Cola and how it all started, which was super interesting. Going into the vault where they keep the secret recipe was pretty cool, too. One of the highlights was definitely taking a picture with the Coca-Cola polar bear—such a fun little moment! And then there was the tasting room, where we tried Coca-Cola drinks from around the world. Some were delicious, and others… not so much, but it was hilarious trying them all. We also couldn’t resist grabbing some merch from the gift shop before heading out. Overall, it was a really fun experience. If you’re in Atlanta, it’s definitely worth stopping by. Give yourself a couple of hours to explore—you’ll have a great time!

This was my third visit since 2015, and we ( I was with my nephew) absolutely LOVED visiting World of Coca-Cola again. The history was fascinating, and the vault and memorabilia were really cool to see. The tasting room was incredible - there were so many different flavors to try, and the best part was that it was included with the ticket at no extra cost! Value for money and time .. don’t miss while you are in Atlanta

Oh my goodness! It was beautiful! It shows lots of old signs and even how they made stuff! I loved it when we went into the try it room where we got to drink lots of different flavors and coke products, but my favorite room was the gift shop! You can buy so many coke items like they had bags, chapstick, and more! Definitely wanna come back!

Honestly if they offered a 5 dollar ticket so I could just go to the tasting room I would pay that. The rest is meh, smell room after about 5 smells it all is the same. The selection in the souvenir shop is nice and we made our own persona can. Imagine what that laser engraver makes an hour off a 7.50 can…..Military get your tickets online prior it’s free.