We loved it! Clearly the tasting room was the highlight, but we really enjoyed all facets of it. We used the CityPass ATL, which is a big money saver, as we would have toured Coke anyway… highly recommend. Can do in one-one half hours.

Although I didn't give it an Excellent rating, I still would say this is a must see while in Atlanta. The admission price was reasonable. We waited in line for a while for most of the things here. There seemed to be numerous very large children groups present while we were there. It didn't get an Excellent rating from me because although the guy getting you hyped up at the beginning was very informative and entertaining, it seemed like an unnecessary part of the museum. Another unnecessary part of the museum was the video that followed. It was a nice enough video, but that's not what I wanted when I paid for my ticket. After that, it's a little more free reign of you getting to pick what you want to see. We went with the vault first which was a neat experience. I don't know if I believe that's where the actual recipe, but it was a neat experience getting to the vault. There are a couple of other rooms with lots of old and neat Coke items. It was pretty crazy to learn about how much Coke was bought and sold for. Upstairs is the tasting room which was very crowded but a neat experience. The sour plum is absolutely horrid in all of our opinions but it was still neat to try. I don't know a number exactly but I would say there's about 100 different Coke products from around the world you can try. They boasted more (300 I think was about what they were saying) but it seemed like they got that number from the big Coke dispensing machines where you can add flavors to Coke products like you can find in some restaurants. That doesn't really count in my opinion. They have a very large and nice gift shop that you have to go through to exit. All in all, a good experience.

Thought it was a tourist trap, but being tourists, we don't regret going. We just most likely wouldn't go back. The coolest part, by far, was the tasting room, even though it was crowded with pushy children (to be expected). The other exhibits were just “meh”. Would recommend going if you're a fan of Coke and first-time visitor to Atlanta.

Way too much money for what you get. A movie and memorabilia items at the beginning, the vault which is really cheesy, and a few other kiosks and displays. Incredibly underwhelming. Enjoyed the tasting room but not enough for the ticket price.

We paid for the Guided Tour and it was well worth it. If we had not taken the tour, we would not have learned as much about the World of Coke as if we had just paid for General Admission. Our guide was very informative and friendly. The most interesting part of the tour was finding out all the brands that are under the Coke enterprise.

I was ready to walk out after watching the 6-minute propaganda commercial which is basically every bad commercial with inane actors but you can't switch it off. After exiting (fleeing), the first floor basically is a waste. However, the second floor with the tasting and scent is fun. The gift shop is not too expensive either. Hershey does it much better but, because of the 2nd floor, Coke gets a "3" and not a "0". It is skippable.

It’s one big commercial congratulating themselves, which is ok and to be expected. The exhibitions were informative but way too many people are let in at one time. We skipped vault and smell exhibition as lines were ridiculous. We enjoyed the tasting of the different Coke products from around the world

Located at the end of Centennial Park. Went the first time several years ago. Hubby figured he would try some sodas from around the world. Orange Fanta from the US, the original Coke and Sprite are still the better ones. The Beverly was the worst one in the tasting room. Some interesting flavors for sure. The Vault was immensely disappointing.

Great place to explore of you are new to the state. Tickets can be booked online , if not then you take it offline. They capture your photos, which you can print during the exit ( it is chargeable). First a small introduction about the brand Then they present a small movie which represents various country cross.Post that you then enter the Vault , which have the information about the cola birth, expansion and innovation. Al the end you are provided with the papercup where you get to Taste various flavor of The Coca cola. Happy exploring!

Great fun filled visit to the world of CC Extremely accessible for impaired visitors. Fantastic staff (ambassadors). Very engaging presentations and exhibits: our favourite was the 3D film. Tour ends with a tasting session - drink as much as you like. Go outside of the busy hours. The shop is amazing, but pricy.