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The taste of Coca-Cola was born in Atlanta in 1886, and this month begins their 125th anniversary celebration. You can partake in many activities during the celebration including mini-golf as well as get a 125th anniversary commemorative bottle and purchase an anniversary book while supplies last.
As far as the visit for me, I enjoyed the experience of being able to see the museum as well as try out the many flavors of Coca-Cola from countries around the world. For many of my friends that live in Asia, I tried out most of them. It sure can hype you up after trying them. LOL!
Anyway, here are some pics I took on my trip to the museum that day:
The large Coca-Cola bottle displays that are in the lobby.
Coca-Cola wall display
The Happiness Factory
Coca-Cola bar
Statue of a man stirring Coke.
Coca-Cola signs, displays, and buttons.
How the Coca-Cola brand became a business and more displays.
More Coca-Cola products on display.
Car with a Coca-Cola sign
This is where you can tell exactly how far away you came to this museum and compare it to other visitors, too.
Many Coca-Cola wall displays
Old school Coke machines
Old style Coke machine when they were five cents a bottle. Yeah, way before my time. Haha.
Coca-Cola ads from here and other countries around the world.
More Coke ads from around the world.
This talks about Coca-Cola and the partnership with the Olympics back when the games were played there in 1996.
Popular Coke ads from the past from celebrities such as The Supremes.
Coca-Cola pin collection on display.
More Coke pins on display from countries around the world.
Powerade display of LeBron James and more Coke pins.
Coca-Cola bottles and cans of the brands that they carry are on full display.
The Syrup Tank
A "How to Make a Coke" sign.
Bottle Inspector
The Packaging Robot
The Packaging Robot is in action.
The Bottle Rinser.
The Blender
The Density, Volume, and Carbonation Tests.
Coca-Cole bottles from New Caledonia, Poland, Peru, Burkina Faso, Norway, Bosnia, and Herzegovina.
More Coca-Cola bottles from other parts of the world including Singapore, Indonesia, Spain, and Taiwan.
Even more Coca-Cola bottles from other parts of the world including Germany, the Bahamas, Sweden, and Australia.
Large Coca-Cola bottle displays in the main lobby.
Coca-Cola bottle display.
The Environment and Smart Glass Art Collection.
Coca-Cola Bottle at Turner Field.
Refresh Your World is what you see on the wall as you collect a souvenir bottle to take with you.
These are all the Coke bottles to pick from as you can take one with you.
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As far as the visit for me, I enjoyed the experience of being able to see the museum as well as try out the many flavors of Coca-Cola from countries around the world. For many of my friends that live in Asia, I tried out most of them. It sure can hype you up after trying them. LOL!
Anyway, here are some pics I took on my trip to the museum that day:
