Coca-Cola

Hello, I'm Maya and I decided to do a guest post on the Coca-Cola museum because I love Coke and because I was looking forward to the Coca-Cola museum ever since we started planning the trip.

We ( my family ) went to the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta, Georgia.

So just to get started we started in the lobby.  In the lobby we learned some history about the Coca-Cola museum, plus we learned about some characters.  For example the kisser kisses the joy into each bottle of Coke.  Then we moved on to watch a short movie on the little characters.  Then we were on our own to explore the World of Coca-Cola.

First we explored the bottom floor.  On the bottom floor they showed how the machine closely identifies the bottles of coke to make sure that there are no cracks in the bottle, and if there were the huge yellow machine would push the bottle to the side.  Then the machine puts the coke in the bottle.  Also there was the vault.  The vault is the secret ingredient that doesn't tell you much of anything.  Then we moved to the second floor.

At the top floor there was a 4D movie and it acully squirted  water at you and some things were so close it was FREAKY.  The 4D movie was about two people trying to find the secret ingredient to Coca-Cola. Then we went to a station that you just saw figures like Santa drinking Coke. There was a short video about how they tried to change Coke.  People said they liked the old coke better than the new coke.  That station though to me was very boring.

Then we went to the tasting station where you could try sodas from all over the world.  There were like 64 flavors of soda.  Some of them were good and some of them were gross, and the gross ones made my stomach hurt! 

My mom took this picture of one of the soda samples. 

Last we went to the gift shop and bought some postcards and keychains and a frisbee.  On the way out they gave us a glass bottle of coke.

At the very end I thought that was a good experience!