Went to Coke World with friends and I found it totally over rated. Geared towards children. Just one big commercial! Would not recommend this to anyone. (Though I know othrs seemed to enjoy it)

It was geared more towards kids, but still had a great time. My favorite part was being able to taste coke products from around the world. You also get a complementary coke bottled in the line you get to watch, very cool, but be aware, you aren't going to be able to fly it back in checked baggage, oops.

i saw the reviews in yahoo travel before going to World of Coca Cola.i had high expectations because it was rated #1 attraction in Atlanta,Ga.but its not worth the #1 spot.its better to visit this place with a city pass than buying an individual ticket,because its not worth $15.00 per head.they just show a movie abt. coca cola when u enter,its boring believe me!then visitors are allowed to take a pic with a white polar bear character,there's one more short film about the secret of coke's taste,finally visitors taste the 65 varieties of coca cola brand sodas before exiting.none of them were that exciting .i didn't find it worth the money.by the way,u can see a group of ppl singing near the stairs to whom nobody pays any attention.

We visited on a Sunday during the mid afternoon. The lines were fairly short. Approximately 15 minutes. When you first enter, they allowed a little too many people. So you arent able to do much walking around. But the 3D movie was the highlight of the trip!!! Also , receiving a free bottle of coca-cola is cool! It has a stamp of the day you visited! We had a wonderful time! We are happy we decided to go to the Coca Cola World instead of the aquarium.

This was an excellent place to take the entire family. My kids are 10, 12, and 14. They all enjoyed it very much. The adults had a good time as well. There are many nostalgic items, as well as fun activities for the kids. I missed the coke shooting over-head that they left behind when moving to the new facility.

The cartoon that was shown to everyone was horrible. One might argue that kids would love it but it actually had some adult themes (which didn't add anything to the cartoon anyway) I was looking forward to an actual documentary! Coke has such a rich history and they could have done so much more. They should have had an exhibit that walked you through the ages (how it started, how it was sold, how it was made in the early days, etc...) I was hoping for an actual museum and all I got was an advertisement.

A fun tour! The beginning is guided and then the rest you are free to explore! Only need to go once, but it was fun. Gift store is wonderful!

We came on a Saturday afternoon. There was a long line and it took an hour to get into the museum, but it was worth it. They give you free Coke products at the US tasting station, then you go into the International tasting station. I tasted Fanta from Costa Rica. I would probably come here again, but on a weekday instead of a weekend day.

At first I wasn't really excited about it. It didn't get good until the documentary they show at the beginning; after that it just got better. The exhibits were really great (be sure to see the Andy Warhol exhibit while you can). The best part of the whole experience was the taste test of the Coke sodas from around the world. Overall, it was a great experience and totally worth it.

my husband and I visited the museum while on our honeymoon. I would recommend that others go, however, go, early before it gets to crowded.