I was a little disppointed in World of CocaCola. It seemed like one big advertisement and I felt it was more expensive than what it should have been. I am a big Coke fan and have family that worked for CocaCola all their lives so I was looking forward to all the memorabilia, collectibles and tasting sodas that are not available in the US. The collectibles were all on the one floor and half of another and there were only about 10-12 different sodas (out of hundreds they produce) to taste. At $9 per person it was pretty cool but not a good value. Maybe when they complete the new building next to the Aquarium it will be better. Note: there is a glass elevator, for those who dont like them. It will take no more than an hour to go through the whole building if it's not super busy.

Mostly a collection of Coke memorabila.

The World of Coke is really just a collection of galleries with information about the product, like a short ten minute video about the invention of the soft drink, and an old shop where they show you how they used to make the Coca-Cola by mixing the carbonated water and syrup together. The museum as a whole is OK, nothing that I’d pay almost $10 for.

But then you get to the free coke product sample area… I’ve never drunk so much Coke in my life. Then you go on to another *free* sample area, this one with Coke products from all over the world. They don’t have as much sugar as the American kinds and mostly center on fruit, but I liked them anyway, until I tried Beverly, the most disgusting soda in the history of mankind. You have to drink it to understand. Possibly the best part besides the taste testing is the Gift Shop, with pretty much every coca cola themed item know to man inside; a perfect place for an Atlanta souvenir. Even so, I really wouldn’t recommend a visit here; the museum just isn’t very good. I will make sure to see the new one that’ll be opening, though. I hope they have free samples as well.

If you do go, go thirsty, then you could get your money’s worth.

This attraction was not worth the money. It was $13.00 and took about 20 minutes to look at memorabilia, taste Coke from around the world, and walk through the gift shop. Save your money!