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Since 2007, the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta, GA has been celebrating the history of the world's best-known brand, which dates back to 1886. At this 20-acre museum, located in downtown Atlanta and next to the Georgia Aquarium, you can see vintage advertisements, learn about the role of Coca-Cola around the world, and learn more about the process of making and bottling the world's favorite fizzy beverage. You'll even have the opportunity to taste 100 different kinds of Coca-Cola.
How to Get There
The museum is located in downtown Atlanta near MARTA train stop W1: Dome/GWCC/Philips Arena/CNN Center and MARTA stop N1: Peachtree Center. You can also take the Atlanta Streetcar and get off at the Centennial Olympic Park stop. The closest nearby airport is the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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Plan on spending around two hours strolling the grounds of the World of Coca-Cola. To make the most of your visit, consider taking a guided tour or downloading the free World of Coca‑Cola Explorer mobile app to enhance your visit.
The site is open seven days a week with extended weekend hours.
Ticket Information
General admission to the World of Coca-Cola costs $19 when you purchase tickets online. All ticket prices cost $1 extra when purchased on-site. Seniors must pay $17 and children ages 3 to 12 cost $15. Purchasing tickets in advance of your visit is strongly suggested. Armed forces (active duty, reserves and retirees) are welcome to visit the museum for free.
Tickets for guided tours are also available and cost $35. On a guided tour, you'll get a special one-hour tour, skip some lines, and have special photo opportunities. Because these tickets are in such high demand, however, you'll have to purchase a guided tour ticket in advance.
Note that parking in the World of Coca-Cola parking garage has an additional fee of $20 per vehicle.
Family-Friendly Options
The World of Coca-Cola is very family-friendly, and baby strollers are always welcome. Family restrooms are available on each floor, and baby-changing stations can be found in all of the bathrooms.
During your visit, kids will love seeing the iconic Coca-Cola polar bear, and the exhibits are immersive, engaging, and interactive enough to enthrall children of all ages. Kids will love putting on their 3D glasses to view the 4-D theater's Coca-Cola film, "In Search of the Secret Formula."
Throughout your time at the museum, there are plenty of opportunities to taste the namesake beverage, so make sure you plan accordingly.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit
If you arrive early, check out the more popular exhibits, such as the iconic polar bear and the 4-D theater first, in order to avoid larger crowds later on. Next, head to the six different exhibit areas.
Take time to explore all of the interactive exhibits and be sure to stop by the Secret Formula vault and the Scent Discovery experience, where you can engage in an immersive experience of the relationship between taste and smell and explore the fascinating Scent Library. You'll also want to try an array of drinks from all over the world at the Taste It! exhibit and have fun viewing the iconic artwork at the Pop Culture exhibit.
Finally, make sure you stop by the Coca-Cola Theater to view the six-minute "Moments of Happiness" film.
At the end of your visit, stop by the museum store for personalized Coca-Cola bottles, curated gifts and special items that can't be found anywhere else.
World of Coca-Cola Accommodations
Campgrounds Nearby
Atlanta Marietta RV Resort is the perfect campground for those seeking a secluded getaway in nature. Surrounded by lush trees and beautiful fields, this park is peaceful and relaxing. When you’re in the mood for something a little more high energy, you’ll only have to drive 13 miles to reach Atlanta.
Some RV parks near Atlanta are no-frills places for parking your rig and spending the night, and Sweetwater is one of these. It has all the basic amenities you need in a nice, shady location, and it provides quick access to I-78, which means you can get to all the local area attractions in very little time. With Atlanta, Sweetwater Creek Park, and the Clinton ture Preserve nearby, there will be many areas to go explore.
With a huge selection of family-oriented activities, Stone Mountain Park is one of Georgia’s top attractions. The campground is surrounded by over 3,200 acres of beautiful land, and there’s a shuttle that will take you from the RV campground to an amusement park that has all sorts of rides and games to play. There are also dozens of events held throughout the year.
Activities Near World of Coca-Cola
Things to Do
Hiking
The Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail starts in Atlanta's Piedmont Park and winds throughout the park and the city for 3 miles. This relatively flat trail is also popular with cyclists. View historic structures and hike to a scenic waterfall when you head to another popular hiking area, Cascade Springs Nature Preserve.
Boating
There are lots of excellent boating opportunities just outside of Atlanta. Lake Lanier and Lake Allatoona are particularly picturesque and offer multiple boat ramps and marinas.
Swimming
Head east from Atlanta to find Pine Lake, which is open seasonally for swimming from June through September. If you'd rather stay in the city, there's a public swimming pool at the Piedmont Park Aquatic Center.
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Weather, Safety & Accessibility
Weather & Packing
The museum exhibits are all located indoors, so you can visit any time of year. Bring comfortable shoes as you'll be walking quite a bit as you explore the large facility.
Safety & Accessibility
All guests are required to pass through a security checkpoint before entering the World of Coca-Cola museum. Weapons of any kind are prohibited.
Accessible parking is available at the World of Coca‑Cola parking garage. During your visit, a limited number of wheelchairs are available to use on a first-come, first-served basis. If you'd like to request the assistance of an ASL interpreter during your visit, the World of Coca-Cola requests that you do so by sending an email at least two weeks in advance. Similarly, if you require assistance due to visual impairment, you can send an email request in advance of your visit.
Service animals, power chairs and mobility scooters are always welcome at the World of Coca-Cola.
Conclusion
A visit to the World of Coca-Cola is a fun and educational experience for kids and adults alike. Along with learning more about the history of this iconic brand, you'll love tasting samples from around the world and learning more about the science that went into making this delicious sweet treat such a worldwide phenomenon.
FAQ
There are numerous camping options in the Atlanta area. These include Marietta Campmeeting, Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites and Atlanta West Campground, among others. Therefore, you can easily find one that meets your needs.
Note that the World of Coca-Cola parking garage cannot accommodate oversized vehicles. If you're in your RV, you'll need to park elsewhere. You can head to the Georgia World Congress Center’s marshaling yard for oversized vehicle parking.
Keep in mind that parking at the World of Coca-Cola has an additional cost. Keep larger items in your car as there is no coat check or bag check available at the museum. Finally, come thirsty and prepare to drink lots of Coca-Cola!
Yes, absolutely! Kids and adults of all ages will have an exciting and educational experience at the World of Coca-Cola.
No. Pets are not allowed at the museum, but working service animals are always welcome.