World of Coca Cola
Learn the History of Coke
Back to World of Coca Cola
this is a place that anyone of any age will enjoy! I went there this summer and it was AMAZING! I really enjoyed the 4D movie(a lot of fun maybe not to those that have health issues, doesn't like to bve jerked a lot, etc.). I also enjoyed the tasting thing there! BTW, be careful of what you tast( i say this because there is one that taste really bad). The tour was ok. The employees were very kind, respectful, and helpful. Although, we had to wait for 10 minutes in order to get in the 4D movie. Oh yeah, talking about the 4D.............you get wet in it! My cousin enjoyed it and didn't want to leave. A great familly place to go and a place wear you can have a BLAST! It's also worth the $
Reviewed by: Brenda from on Nov 11 2009
Enjoyed everything about the place. The movie was fun and seeing all of the commercials that you grew up with was fantastic. Highly recommend to anyone visiting in the Atlanta area with or without children.
Reviewed by: Kristi from on Sep 07 2009
it was ok. the tour was kinda boring. the best part was the free mix of drinks and the 3d movie.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 13 2009
I attended the original WOC in 1996 when I was in middle school. The experience was fascinating. The exhibits detailed the history of the company and how the beverage evolved and expanded over the course of its lifetime.
Reviewed by: John from on Jun 25 2009
This was a nice showcase of the history and impact of Coca-Cola in the US and around the world. The 4-d movie was quite good, and it was fun trying all the different Coke products from around the world. (You have to try the Beverly. Nothing else like it!)
Reviewed by: ColleenC from on May 31 2009
it was very clean,free coke and many things to do.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 21 2009
This place was a neat place to go to, with all the memorbilia of Coke. But with all the Coke we drink in our lives....it should be free or much cheaper...
Reviewed by: SabrenaS from on May 09 2009
When the original WOC opened in 1990 it was never intended to be a profit center for The Coca-Cola Company. There was a nominal admission cost at $2.50 for adults with lower price tickets for seniors, kids and students. Schools with a reservation were admitted free and received a guided tour from trained and professional staff members. The prices in the “Trademart” store were under traditional retail pricing and most of the merchandise in the early 1990s was exclusive to the WOCC. Senior Executives at the Company wanted the WOCC to be a place where guests could visit, learn about the history of the product, see how Coca-Cola was enjoyed around the world and leave with a “fizzy good feeling” about the overall experience. It was fully expected that the operation would be a cost center to the company at around $4+ million per year.
Reviewed by: MarcG from on May 03 2009
I was here in 1994 and loved it then. My wife was with me and had heard me rave about it. We were quite disappointed this time and my wife was wondering what I raved about all this time. The bottling operation was gone, replaced with a kiddie cartoonish movie. The 3-D movie actually hurt my neck when the seats were jarring.
Reviewed by: Thousand Oaks resident from on Apr 16 2009
WE ENJOYED EVERYTHING. AFTER COMING FROM THE VERY CROWDED GEORGIA AQUARIUM, IT WAS NICE TO BE ABLE TO MOVE AND ENJOY THE PLACE. MY DAUGHTER ENJOYED THE TASTING OF 60 DIFFERENT COKE FLAVORS. GOOD THING THERE WAS A BATHTROOM RIGHT NEXT TO IT. ALSO WE USED THE CITY PASS TO DO ALL SIX THINGS WHICH IS A GREAT SAVINGS.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 08 2009
Learn the History of Coke
Back to World of Coca Cola
this is a place that anyone of any age will enjoy! I went there this summer and it was AMAZING! I really enjoyed the 4D movie(a lot of fun maybe not to those that have health issues, doesn't like to bve jerked a lot, etc.). I also enjoyed the tasting thing there! BTW, be careful of what you tast( i say this because there is one that taste really bad). The tour was ok. The employees were very kind, respectful, and helpful. Although, we had to wait for 10 minutes in order to get in the 4D movie. Oh yeah, talking about the 4D.............you get wet in it! My cousin enjoyed it and didn't want to leave. A great familly place to go and a place wear you can have a BLAST! It's also worth the $
Reviewed by: Brenda from on Nov 11 2009
Enjoyed everything about the place. The movie was fun and seeing all of the commercials that you grew up with was fantastic. Highly recommend to anyone visiting in the Atlanta area with or without children.
Reviewed by: Kristi from on Sep 07 2009
it was ok. the tour was kinda boring. the best part was the free mix of drinks and the 3d movie.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 13 2009
I attended the original WOC in 1996 when I was in middle school. The experience was fascinating. The exhibits detailed the history of the company and how the beverage evolved and expanded over the course of its lifetime.
Reviewed by: John from on Jun 25 2009
This was a nice showcase of the history and impact of Coca-Cola in the US and around the world. The 4-d movie was quite good, and it was fun trying all the different Coke products from around the world. (You have to try the Beverly. Nothing else like it!)
Reviewed by: ColleenC from on May 31 2009
it was very clean,free coke and many things to do.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 21 2009
This place was a neat place to go to, with all the memorbilia of Coke. But with all the Coke we drink in our lives....it should be free or much cheaper...
Reviewed by: SabrenaS from on May 09 2009
When the original WOC opened in 1990 it was never intended to be a profit center for The Coca-Cola Company. There was a nominal admission cost at $2.50 for adults with lower price tickets for seniors, kids and students. Schools with a reservation were admitted free and received a guided tour from trained and professional staff members. The prices in the “Trademart” store were under traditional retail pricing and most of the merchandise in the early 1990s was exclusive to the WOCC. Senior Executives at the Company wanted the WOCC to be a place where guests could visit, learn about the history of the product, see how Coca-Cola was enjoyed around the world and leave with a “fizzy good feeling” about the overall experience. It was fully expected that the operation would be a cost center to the company at around $4+ million per year.
Reviewed by: MarcG from on May 03 2009
I was here in 1994 and loved it then. My wife was with me and had heard me rave about it. We were quite disappointed this time and my wife was wondering what I raved about all this time. The bottling operation was gone, replaced with a kiddie cartoonish movie. The 3-D movie actually hurt my neck when the seats were jarring.
Reviewed by: Thousand Oaks resident from on Apr 16 2009
WE ENJOYED EVERYTHING. AFTER COMING FROM THE VERY CROWDED GEORGIA AQUARIUM, IT WAS NICE TO BE ABLE TO MOVE AND ENJOY THE PLACE. MY DAUGHTER ENJOYED THE TASTING OF 60 DIFFERENT COKE FLAVORS. GOOD THING THERE WAS A BATHTROOM RIGHT NEXT TO IT. ALSO WE USED THE CITY PASS TO DO ALL SIX THINGS WHICH IS A GREAT SAVINGS.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 08 2009
Hotel Deals
Travel Deals
Map
City Committee
