Iconic Coca-Cola World: Skip-the-Line Unforgettable Tour

I really enjoyed seeing the nostalgia with the history of Coke’s advertising and products. But I was disappointed in the lack of flow or instructions for exhibits. It was hard to taste things or smell things with some of the interactive parts because patrons are rude, inconsiderate and there’s not a lot of organization with it.

Been to Atlanta many x but never did the coke museum. We loved it. Kids were sugared up after trying over 200 coke products around the world. Very interactive and lots to do.

The taste testing experience is the highlight, but the history and general vibes was fun. Nice scenery around the building also. Good fun! Was not a large size group either.

A tad lame for me. I had the city pass but if not, I would skip it. It is basically just a history of their advertising. The show a pointless 6 minute video at the beginning that ends we people sharing a coke. I would have like a history presentation in the theatre. 2 different tasting labs. The one was them trying new recipes or you mixing your own flavor. The other was cokes around the world. The last pet was fun but otherwise kind of boring. Fanta from Uganda was amazing. A mix of passion fruit, peach and orange if I recall correctly.

The flat rate parking is convenient. The campus is beautiful and tranquil. I fully enjoyed the self guided experience. Several staff members are fully engaged. For example, Caleb in the Scent Room and Will C in the Icons (Polar Bear) Room are amazing. Thank you!! However, others need customer service training. Yikes! Overall, I highly recommend a visit if you wish to learn about scents, flavors, your favorite soft drinks, capitalism and marketing at its best. Great visit!

It's Coke, for goodness sake! Of course it was great! The tasting room at the end is amazing. The variety of world tastes is eye opening (and for some mouth watering and thirst quenching). Sprite plum? Tasted like weird barbecue sauce. To each his/her own, I guess! Great fun.

If you are a coke lover, this is THE place for you. Not only you can try over 200 flavors of coke, but you can also make your own flavor. As I visited on a Sunday, it was bit crowded and getting your own flavor was a tough job. They also have gallery where almost all type of coke bottles and caps are kept. To be honest for me tasing those 200 flavors was the highlight rest all felt bit of marketing. Some of those flavors were so unique that I would never want to taste them again :). Merchandise shop was great, and you can almost get everything with a coke branding.

Our family of three went to the Coke museum on a Sunday morning 11/2/25. Our 10yo son enjoyed the experience- especially all the Coke memorabilia. My wife and I enjoyed the experience and especially the tasting room and the history of Coke. It’s a one-and-done experience but a definite must do once.

Fun and super cool to go visit. Parking sucks and is expensive in the area--no parking near the location. We laughed and enjoyed ourselves so much at the sampling.

So much fun learning the history of Coca Cola. We had a great time tasting the beverages from all around the world.