World of Coca-Cola

The World of Coca-Cola attraction is about the history of the bottling company and is in the heart of downtown Atlanta, near Underground Atlanta. The leaping fountains of soda pop are fascinating. Its exhibits also reflect the economic history of the city of Atlanta and how this company has impacted it.

I almost got sick with the free Coca-Cola testing when I got there. From all the different drinks Coca-Cola has, in different countries. Some of them didn't even taste like they were fit to drink for "fun" or as a drink for enjoyment. The displays of its history is interesting to say the most, and does cover a lot of the past. Probably the most avid Coca-Cola fans out there, will find the jingles, the commercials and the advertising to be the hallmark of their memories as a child, and what keeps them wanting more from Coca-Cola.

Love it! Love it! So much to see and love the way things are setup. Love the self-guided, so you can look at a display as long as you'd like without being rushed. Crowning feature is being able to try sodas from any country in the world! Included in your admission!

Because I feel that Coca Cola is definately an all around American tradition, I think this place is awesome. I don't necessarily like Coca Cola better than Pepsi, actually I love Pepsi moreso...but I still think this is a must see. I still wished they would put soft drinks back in their glass bottles instead of these plastic bottles they have out now...the cola never stays cold enough..ugh

Coke gets enough of your money...I'll save you some time and explain it to you: You take some coke syrup, and you mix it with carbonated water. Oh, and by the way...it's been around for a while so there have been a lot of different bottles and ads over time. Yes, it did have cocaine in it at one time (hence the name). Go visit if you want to buy an expensive coke shirt, glass, or other paraphenalia.

The world of coke is okay. Don't go in expecting anything too revolutionary...it isn't like an epcot or anything fancy. You walk around, look at old coke paraphernalia that is behind glass, watch old coke commercials, and then you get to the best part where you sit and drink all the free coke you can stomach. They have samples from all over the world. You leave with a stomach ache, and $5-$10 less than you had before. Then they have the nerve to dump you off into a gift shop. It is okay...Atlanta has much more to offer than this.

Walking around Atlanta, you almost feel like the entire city should be considered the World of Coca-Cola. It says a lot about our society that this is one of the best attractions in Atlanta. After all, it is a self-serving museum devoted to a soft drink. But, we have all seen the commercials and enjoy the soda. That is why this is worth the trip. You'll learn a little about the history of Coke and get try to all sorts of varieties at the end of the tour.

I had high expectaions since it is well-known, however, it was very disappointing.

The World of Coke is a very cool museum. I mean, where else can you go + find out about the best soft drink & get lots of free samples while you are there?

The Coca-Cola Museum is a waste of time.

I paid to get into an ad and I had to walk through their gift store to get out. Coke is a world-class marketer.

World of Coke is AWESOME b/c coke is such a universal product...truly a great spot to visit for tourists & Altanta/local residents alike.

I give Coca Cola a #3 because the only thing I like there are the free drinks.

If you want a shameless promotion of the sugary stuff go here, but there is definitely more to see elsewhere.

Very interesting place with all the soft drinks of the world and free sampling

Don't drink the Beverly at the World of Coke, it's pretty bad.

World of Coke is fun because you get try lots of different sodas.

World of Coca-Cola is fun for children and adults. Taste the flavors of the world.

Good place to go if you're thristy. But it is expensive.

Over-priced. Should be free.

One of the highlights of the World of Coca Cola is its High Definition Digital Projector. The museum does not offer samples of various Coca Cola tastes around the world.

It's a big Coke ad come to life. Taste the freshness!