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W.O.C. calls this a 'kinetic sculture' - the bottles are in constant motion.

Another look at Bottling Fantasy - the kinetic sculpture.

A mold and example of the early coke bottle design.

There are several spots to sit and watch visual presentations.
These folks are watching Coke commercials or Coke in the movies or Coke something or other.

A 1937 serving tray and an explanation on the connection between pin-up girls and Coca-Cola.

A 1942 advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post.

A look at the building itself. Flags from many nations fly throughout.

Total number of drinks served by the Coca-Cola Company as of August 12, 2005 at 2:35pm.
Yes, that's almost 8 trillion (with a 'T').

Examples of advertising focused toward the African-American market.

We actually sat down in the theatre and watched this presentation. I have no idea what it was about, nor could I begin to describe it. All I know is I really wanted a Coke afterwards.

Does anyone alive in 1980 not know the Mean Joe Green commercial?

The introductory ad for diet Coke - from 1982.

I hated Max Headroom as a kid - like literally loathed his existence.
Would you believe the character got his own TV show? It actually lasted 14 episodes!

Try different Coke producat from the USA at Tastes Of The States.

Here they lauch various sodas through the air for guest to bury their face in and sample.
No, not really. These are just fountains.

Sample various sodas from around the world at 'Tastes Of The World'
Tastes range from 'Interesting' to 'Oh my God, I'm going to vomit!'

After leaving the tasting area (shown here) you move on to the shops and the tour is over.

I would describe World Of Coke as part memorabilia collection, part museum, part nostaligia trip and real life walkthough commercial. It seems like a pretty fair assessment.

The World Of Coca-Cola is located in Atlanta - the birthplace of the drink and for a nominal admission fee you can stop by and browse their collection. There's tons to see and the tour ends with a shop containing just about any Coca-Cola merchandise you could possibly want...and more.

On May 24, 2007 the new World Of Coca-Cola opened. The photos here show the old World of Coca-Cola. Just consider this a look at how things used to be.

These photos cover just a small portion of what there was to see at the old World Of Coca-Cola, so if this seems interesting, be sure to check the new World of Coca-Cola sometime when you find yourself in the Atlanta area.