World of Coca-Cola: Taste Global Flavors
4.0
1,029 Ratings
Atlanta

Enter a realm filled with delightful flavors, legendary tales, and truly magical moments. Whether you’re savoring international tastes or encountering the Coca-Cola Polar Bear, exciting surprises await at every turn.

Duration: 2 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • World of Coca-Cola - At the World of Coca-Cola, curiosity is the key to every adventure. From the moment visitors arrive, they can expect engaging experiences, unexpected flavors, and iconic moments that bring Coca-Cola’s storied past to life. Step into history and transform your appearance with AI magic at Coca-Cola Stories. Discover the Vault of…
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What's Included
  • Admission to World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta
  • Taste beverages from the Coca-Cola family from around the world
  • Experiment with different flavors to create a drink that’s uniquely yours
  • Snap a picture with the Coca-Cola Polar Bear
  • Transform your look with AI magic at the “Tales from The Soda Fountain” mirror
  • Step into The Vault where the legendary Coca‑Cola formula is protected
What's Not Included
  • Food and drinks, except beverages in Taste It! and Beverage Lab
Additional Information
  • Average visit time is approximately 2 hrs
  • Parking is available on a first come, first served basis for an additional fee
  • Upon entrance, there will be a required security check
Location
World of Coca-Cola
121 Baker St NW,
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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Christinaa-nvfl
Jul 27, 2025
Fun and informative -- as well as tasty! - The first room we entered was full of memorabilia. The employee that gave the overview and history was amazing, funny and informative. The movie was short and heartwarming. The other exhibits were interesting and fun to look at. We did get our picture with the bear (the photographer took a horrible picture as he was busy playing on his phone, so I'm glad we took one of our own). The tasting level was the best! So much fun trying all the different flavors from around the world. Purchasing pictures at the end was a pain - as the cashier was very distracted (another person scrolling through their phone) and ignored me even though I was standing in front of him. All in all it was a great time.
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Carlos_c
Jul 14, 2025
It was very informative... - It was very informative and interesting. I will visit again and share with family and friends. I sugestivo that additional sitting places inside the museum will help with elderly visitors.
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Mandy
Jul 29, 2025
Fun morning visit - This was a fun place to go with the City Pass ticket. We spent a few hours here and enjoyed sampling flavors of soda from around the world. The kids had a great time!
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Dg144
Aug 1, 2025
Just OK unless you love Coke - Not terribly exciting. Maybe if someone is a Coca-Cola fan it would be different. The section that is set up like an old town is kind of interesting where screens transpose your image on vignettes like a vintage pharmacy, bank etc. Lots of Coke stuff in the gift shop, most available for much less on Amazon.
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Heathwagner
Jul 26, 2025
The tour is, “Meh” for the price of admission… - One might think this is going to be a really neat visitors experience. I finished up thinking this just just a Coke promotion exhibit with minimal information teaching you about the Coca Cola history or brand itself. Towards the end you do get to sample different Coke versions from around the world and just as with any visitors experience you are directed into a gift shop as a last minute cash grab for Coca Cola, BUT I will admit this was the best part of it. Definitely not worth the price of admission if you ask me, and you can enter the Coca Cola gift shop for free if you would like to purchase any brand labeled merchandise.
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Katied06
Jul 19, 2025
Expected Much More - Luckily we didn’t have to wait in long lines since we went late on a Friday afternoon. Lines on Saturday were out the door. I would NEVER wait to get into this place. Highlight was getting to try the different beverages from all over the world. Outside of that, there wasn’t a lot of substance or educational information. There was a vault exhibit that we think was supposed to be teaching about Coke’s secret formula, but the message was definitely lost. I didn’t leave knowing anything more about Coke. Super expensive for a family.
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Mark0001
Jul 18, 2025
It’s got Electrolytes - Have you ever seen Idiocracy? I walked in one room where the floors were sticky and parents were paying for bigger cups for their kids to guzzle the free soda….and it reminded me of Brawndo conquering the world in that movie. There isn’t much to learn here. You don’t see them bottling anything. It isn’t a museum. As I watched people take turns pouring glucose into their bodies, I felt a little shame and eventually resignation that I live in a slowly forming Idiocracy. At the moment, 88 percent of Americans have some form of insulin resistance. Check your fasting insulin level, not your glucose level. The pancreas adjusts until it can’t anymore. There is sugar in bread now. We are being poisoned.
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Ezodeiko
Jul 16, 2025
NOT WORTH IT AT ALL - Hello, This is one big advertisement for Coca-cola with a giftshop at the end, with little substance, educational information, or real information. If you'd like to pay money to sample different flavors of Coke, see some old Coke plaques, and watch a six-minute (no exaggeration) commercial for Coke, then go ahead. If you want to learn anything, watch the History Channel's show, "The Foods that Built America", season 1, episode 1. I would not recommend this, even if you have the time.
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Bethyt20
Jul 27, 2025
Very disappointed - This experience was so disappointing. I went years ago with my parents and remember it being so much better. Even going in the evening the place was packed and went from one holding area to the next. Once we were finally inside, it was so packed and unorganized we couldn’t wait to just leave. The tasting area was disgusting and people pushing to get to the dispensers so we just left. I know it’s all about the money, but they would do much better by limiting the amount of people and tickets per day so people could have a better experience.
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Charise_c
Jul 20, 2025
The skip the line ticket... - The skip the line ticket is not valid on weekends. Please be prepared to wait a long time outside in the heat
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