World of Coca Cola was a blast! - Several things were fun and interesting. I do t even drink coke or ANY carbonated products but enjoyed reading the history and evolution of the company y and its secret formula. And the Tasting all the multiple Coke products from around the world and smelling the different fragrances and playing the “guess the fragrance/smell” game! Well done museum!

Perfect - Just amazing considering it was my first time I absolutely enjoyed my experiences words cannot and will not

Beautiful - Everything was beautiful and amazing .. the world of Coca Cola has many places to visit and one recreational place

Amazing! - The history is amazing. Definitely a fun experience. If you’ve never been, go! And try the cucumber sprite. It’s sooooo good!

Coke Bear - I enjoyed the coke bear. The museum was good but honestly I expected better this is Coke a giant company. The taist room was fun but there should have been more places to rinse your cup

Fun & informative for kids & teens - After reading other TA reviews we got our tickets online for first thing on a Tuesday morning. We walked across the street from our hotel a bit before it opened and were first in the doors. We had a teen, an 8yo and a 14mo with us and planned to take our time; we did everything available minus the polar bear photo in about 2.5 hours. The staff were very friendly and helpful. My kids liked the surprise at the end of the 6min video when the whole wall lifted up to reveal the entrance to the rest of the building:) Once inside the rotunda/main area, the staff outside the vault door said that was the best time to do the vault tour before they got busy so we did. Our boys actually had fun learning about the history, trying to write the logo on a touchscreen, playing the “farthest away” coke bottom game, and then at the end when you supposedly see the actual vault, a lady had our family and one other person step into the middle and closed the doors behind us and the room moved into a 360 theater! It was really neat for our baby who could finally crawl around safely as we watched the “video” all around us. After the vault we weren’t quite sure the most efficient way to go as it isn’t really marked, and another friendly staff person gave us their recommendations which were spot on. So we walked to the other side of the rotunda (would’ve missed it if she didn’t suggest it) where we used digital screens to mix our own beverage. This isn’t the tasting part, but we each ended up making something different and took pics as suggested so later upstairs we could try our mixes. Weird but cool! After that we did the scent room, our least favorite actually. It can be overwhelming for sensory-sensitive folks; our 8yo said it made him feel woozy and “off” for a while. Lots of people were there at that time so it was also getting more crowded. There was a random little room with ads and things we walked through but wasn’t interesting lol, so we kept going to the elevator with our stroller upstairs. I think the tasting room is the only thing upstairs, if there was something else it wasn’t memorable! The floor wasn’t too sticky yet. We did discover that even though we were literally the first ones inside that day, not all the machines were 100% ready to go- Like the first manzana I went to was pure syrup, and the other side of that same station was pure carbonation! Good grief. Some other reviews said the flavors were not from around the world, that’s not true- they ARE all labeled with their country of origin BUT they do not have COKE from other countries- I think maybe that’s what those reviewers expected? But wouldn’t that mean different recipes, when clearly the whole museum boasts just one secret recipe that they’re known for worldwide? The unique flavors from around the world that Coke sells or makes are beyond the original Coke flavor, that’s what you’re sampling. We were quite happy with the tasting room and enjoyed sharing reactions and opinions with other guests. The gift shop does not have a penny press machine sadly, but they do sell a couple Coke medallions. Hubs and I collect pins and magnets on all our travels so we got those. The 8yo found a cool fake Coke can you can store secret small things in but was super excited to find it had a collectible polar bear stuffed inside! The teen wanted a glass bottle with a special Atlanta wrapper (he doesn’t want to drink the Coke). Go early, ask for help often, and plan to take your time and rub elbows with fellow travelers. It was a fun time, just not sure it’s worth the price, hence the 4/5. Oh- we also planned to go back to the hotel to rest and have lunch before heading to the aquarium at 5, highly recommend building in a rest!! (:

Glad I went bit not impressed. - Not bad but was definitely expecting more for cost and "publicity". Highlight is the tasting room as far as all the "worldly" flavors. Was visiting area and had to try and no regrets overall.

Coca-Cola memorabilia - If you like memorabilia related to Coca-Cola, then this is the spot for you. There was one interactive spot where you try to make the logo. We were there when the Coca-Cola polar bear came out. We could wait in line to have our picture taken with the bear if we wanted. This is a very well done mascot. The best part was getting to sample the different sodas made by Coca-Cola, especially by different countries. There is quite a bit of variety on things to purchase in the gift store as well.

Coca Cola - Had high expectations for this tour but was not too exciting. The tasting room was not opened the day I went so we were unable to sample the different types of coke.

Don't go on weekends - We were in town for 48 hours and decided to go hit up this place. It was pretty cool other than the Swarms of people and they didn't space out each bunch of people so you were constantly waiting in a line to go to another experience. The other really dumb thing was the video that they made you watch had very little to nothing to do with Coca-Cola would have been way cooler if it was like the history of Coke but instead it was 7 Minutes of nothing but following different people on their happiness so it really seemed out of place like they were purposely trying to kill time but the screen rising at the end was very cool and then getting to make quote unquote your own concoction was interesting. I do not recommend going on a weekend, I do recommend purchasing your tickets online ahead of time and bringing all the patients you have to be able to look through everything in the crowds of people