How to Visit World of Coca-Cola: Tickets from Forest Park

World of Coca-Cola is in downtown Atlanta’s Centennial Park District, on Pemberton Place, a 20-acre plaza. The Georgia Aquarium and the National Center for Civil and Human Rights are also on the plaza.

Its address is 121 Baker Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30313-1807. The parking garage entrance is at 126 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd NW.

World of Coca-Cola offers General Admission and guided-tour tickets, and its hours can change, so check the official site before you go.

General Admission covers self-guided access to the exhibits, films and experiences. You may arrive at any time during operating hours on the date selected. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, and online sales end one hour before closing.

Ticket categories are adults ages 13–64, seniors ages 65 and older, and youth ages 3–12. The venue advertises a $20 admission offer for Georgia residents, plus tax; you need a valid Georgia ID at entry. Check the venue’s ticket page for current prices and offer details.

Guided Tour tickets include General Admission and an exclusive one-hour Coca-Cola Ambassador tour. Tours have a maximum group size of 12, and tickets must be purchased online in advance.

The attraction is open seven days a week and closes only on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Hours may change, so confirm the hours for your visit date on the official site.

Plan approximately two hours for a visit; the venue gives an average estimate of around two hours, with its ticketing page suggesting 1.5 to two hours.

General Admission lets you explore the exhibits, films and experiences at your own pace. The Taste It! exhibit offers samples of more than 100 beverages from the Coca-Cola family.

Everyone passes through a security checkpoint, and people and bags may be searched. Guns, knives, mace and other weapons likely to cause bodily harm are prohibited. There is no coat or luggage check, so plan to arrive without items you need to store.

The attraction has elevators to both levels and wheelchair-accessible public restrooms. A limited number of transport wheelchairs are available first-come, first-served; borrowing one requires a government-issued ID. ADA-defined service animals are welcome, but pets are not allowed inside.

The Coca-Cola Store has a separate entrance, so you can visit the store without entering the attraction.

From Forest Park, you can drive to downtown Atlanta, use MARTA rail or take the Atlanta Streetcar to reach the attraction.

If you drive, the parking garage entrance is at 126 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd NW. Spaces are first-come, first-served and cannot be reserved in advance.

For MARTA rail, the venue names W1, Dome/GWCC/Philips Arena, and N1, Peachtree Center, as stops approximately a 10-minute walk from World of Coca-Cola. The Atlanta Streetcar’s Centennial Olympic Park stop serves the attraction.

For context on the starting point, the Forest Park neighborhood guide covers what visitors should know before staying there.

Pemberton Place also houses the Georgia Aquarium and the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, so you can plan a downtown day around attractions on the same plaza. The Atlanta Streetcar’s Centennial Olympic Park stop serves World of Coca-Cola.

If the aquarium is part of your plans, the Georgia Aquarium visitor guide covers its tickets, timing and getting there from Forest Park.

For a broader day in the city, an Atlanta itinerary from Forest Park can help you plan the rest of your visit.