Great! Some things to consider...
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 11/19/11
I've been to the World of Coke more than once (the new one) at different times of the year on different days and at different times of day. I'm an Atlantan native and it's relatively cheap, so it's a cool thing to do with friends and with relatives who are in town. I've been there a lot and really enjoy it. Here are some things that I think really affect how your visit will be:
1) Please remember that this is mostly a huge Coca-Cola commercial. It can’t really be much else. The history of the brand is a fascinating history of hugely successful advertising. That being said, there is a Bottling Plant that is really cool and the Taste-It room is a little less advertise-y. It is indeed a commercial, but it can be a really fun one if you just keep that in mind and know it going in.
2) The time of day and day of the week will DEFINITELY affect how your visit goes. Obviously, summers are crowded. Afternoons (1:00-4:00) are crowded. Weekends especially are crowded. If you must go in the summer on the weekend, GO IN THE MORNING. You will beat the lines. If you go at 2:00 pm on a Saturday in July, you have a large chance that your visit might not be enjoyable just because the crowds are too large for the attraction to handle. The crowds do get really unmanageably large on those summer weekends. The attraction was built small for the crowds it receives on days like that. Go in the morning. Go on a weekday if possible. If you don't go in the summer or the holiday season (think week between Christmas and New Years) those guidelines don't apply so much.
3) The intro part of the attraction is as good as your tour guide. The intro part is really information-y, but can be fun. I've had tour guides who made it the dullest thing ever. I've also had guides who were a BLAST and my favorite part of my visit. Don't give up on it. If you want, stay in the first part and wait for another tour guide if you don't like the first one (they rotate). They'll let you do that.
4) Sometimes they over-crowd the intro part of the attraction. If they do that, kindly ask to speak to a manager. I found this out, too: the workers in the actual tour guide/movie part do not do the counting. I was really irritated at one of them once and realized they didn't do it. The outside team counts. So, tell the manager to tell the outside team to count better (your complaint will be more effective if you know exactly what went wrong, lol). They've messed up on that more than once, so be cognizant of that.
5) The first movie you watch is geared towards kids. Know that and just have fun with it. It's really cute and there's a cool surprise after it that is maybe one of the coolest things I've ever seen in an attraction.
6) Not the most stroller friendly place. The staff don't mind them or anything, but the theaters are poorly equipped to handle them. You'll be asked to park your stroller and leave it with staff more than once. Might be better to leave the stroller in the car.
7) If you're strapped for time, here's what I would see: The intro part (takes about 15 mins. Takes less time and gives you more information than the museum inside), the bottling plant, the 4-D movie, and TASTE IT.
I know some of the stuff up there may sound a little negative, but it's really in response to some of the reviews here. I read them and thought I could probably help you plan the best visit possible and avoid some of the problems that people came across. I really recommend the attraction. I've visited it many times and it has kept me coming back. The staff are really friendly and seem to love what they do, the attraction is impeccably clean and really pretty, they have some really cool things to see, and you even get a free souvenir when you leave (a glass bottle of Coke!). I would definitely give it a chance if you’re in the Atlanta area. Hope this helps and hope you enjoy your visit! :)