Cadbury World Avaliações 

Enjoyed the overall experience. Had the afternoon tea, which was a little expensive and I personally would have liked more sandwiches. The staff in the cafe area clearly don’t want to be there and could do with a course on customer service. The rest of the visit was very enjoyable.

Waste of money and time. Money grabbing exercise. over--crowded, noisy, rushed, bad experience. No fun for the kids and didn't even experience the "train" as it was running 40 minutes late!!!

Took my 2 kids to Cadbury World the experience was so so. As for free stuff had expectations of getting lots of stuff and coming away sick of chocolate…..not the case wouldn’t go back again, too expensive for what you get.

my autisum and adhd make not like the 4d cinema or the simulator but i liked the breakfast free chocolate and shop but i hated being somewhere unsafe the west midlands birmingham the hotel was sketchy it had a fake pool advert and the hotel did not have a pool id did today date because i forgot the real date i think it was 3 years ago

Disappointing. You get 3 chocolate bars per person on entry(so far so good) and have to buy a bag for them for a pound if you don’t want them to melt and don’t have a bag with you…Beginning ok-ish and informative. Nice effects in the story telling. Long queues in several
areas. Outdated attractions. Then you get to “draw” with chocolate that is wiped off the table tops after and re-used throughout the day which is very off-putting when you see people licking their hands despite the signs. Whoever came up with that idea…terrible. Queuing up for pictures you don’t want and have to pay for at the end. Vending machines placed in next queue and also ice cream stand but was closed and vending machine close to empty and not functioning. Speakers placed in cue with Cadbury commercials too quiet. Felt sorry for the kids who were understandably getting more impatient by the minute with their parents having to reprimand them. A very outdated ride in a carriage with another photo that you need to pay for after queuing for 40 minutes. Towards the end you get a small cup and a couple of of chocolates to taste but nothing interesting really. By that time I didn’t feel much like chocolate and declined. Ironically there is a machine through one of the windows that seems to be stirring chocolate. It is not part of the expedition but I’d have rather seen that, than any of the other attractions. At the very end there is a play area and all of the kids are relieved to be able to be able to move about and finally have some fun with various activities. Exit through the mediocre gift shop. Reluctantly bought a packet of buttons and a bag so as to be able to bring something home. Some chocolate bargains in the shop but really didn’t feel like it anymore. Merchandise not really useful or attractive. Parking was good. Free Wi-Fi but you have to basically consent to everything under the sun. Didn’t use it. No lte connection on the premises. Staff tried throughout the tour but approx. half of them didn’t seem happy with their workplace. Very disappointed and very much below Cadbury’s standards. Not worth the journey at all unfortunately. Especially when it’s 4 hours in the car. My daughter was very disappointed and so was I. Worst guided experience I can remember and I’m not hard to please. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone. 40£ out of the window plus petrol. Just think of the chocolate you could have had…

Changed it since I went last, about 15 years ago... they took away the mini coronation street chocolate street! It's stupidly overpriced for what you get, the cafe food and you also have to pay extra for the photos taken, 12 for 1 photo...there's also queueing throughout the whole walk through tour...its a whole lot of queuing and expenses. The kids had a good time, besides the queues, and the demonstrations and mini movies make it more interesting for the kids to learn about the history and production of chocolate, it's pretty engaging for them. And they do give you about 3 chocolate bars each as you walk in.
They do have water stations which are handy throughout, inside and out, so just bring a bottle.

I personally would love if Cadbury started to sell chocolate in the old original style packaging, just for the novelty, and maybe even possibly early recipes of the drinking chocolate from when it first came to England etc or the first solid bar recipes... just little tasters...as chocolate has come along way, but I'd love to try the way it was first introduced.

Shocking, waste of money , overated, dull boring corridor walking factory outdated first time and definitely the last ,, stear clear, save your money for something better like a trip to big tesco you get way better value for your hard earned money!!!!

Not worth the money! You spend most of the day queuing for for experiences that last five minutes at most, writing with chocolate, getting a photo taken a small little car ride then trying a small cup of melted chocolate. You’ll be better off walking round the ASDA researching the chocolate making process on google.

Outdated, over priced, huge queues, no chocolate given out around the tour now, wouldn’t recommend certainly won’t be returning

Fantastic in every respect:
Staff so friendly and smiley
Lots of hands on experiences
Educational
Magical experiences
No queuing
A different experience around every corner
4d experience amazing

Absolute waste of money. Really boring tour. 40 minute wait to go on the one ride. Outside park closed cause it was raining should still be open as its in ticket price. Rushed through activities. Shop was rubbish and food hall not big enough for everyone on a rainy day. Couldn't do 4D experience as the wait was too long and we had to get coach home.Cost me £120 for 3 people as it was a coach trip . Save your money and go get chocolate from supermarket..

We went with a teenagers. The place just felt tired. Staff didn't seem to be happy working there as they didn't interact with us! When you think of the cost against what we saw it wasn't worth the money.
It's a shame more hasn't been done inside to blow your mind with attractions seeing as it's Cadburys world.
We won't be going again!

Went today for the first time, we live in Plymouth so took us 3.15 hours to get there, we looked on YouTube first and looked ok, but when we got there was very disappointed! We took our 4 children ranging in ages from 2-15. Our 2 year old has a milk allergy but was assured before we got there that they would replace the normal chocolate with a substitute for her, so we thought great, got there and got told they didn't have any but the shop should, waited in the shop only to be told they didn't have any! When they were handing out a free Choc sample at the counter there was a sign saying ' if you have an allergy then please tell us and we will substitute it. We did this and the woman was clueless and said 'no we don't have anything else' hardly anything to do for the kids either, one ride and in the tour you arnt guided round you walk round it yourself but have to to que, im also heavily pregnant and was hardly any seating available anywhere. Also when collecting your 'free' samples on the way in you have to buy the bag, £1 or £2 option... very cheeky... There is a play area outside but that's about the only thing there is for little ones to do! Extremely dissatisfied and will certainly not be returning!

What an absolute waste of time, went with the whole family, cost over £100, for 6 of us, went when the kids were young, 26yrs ago, and was ok. As someone said largest Cadbury shop in the world, really, nothing that you couldn’t have bought in the supermarket, and for about the same price, to be honest a really boring day out.

I visited cadburys world 25 years ago and it was great, re visited it again yesterday with my daughter and grandchildren and was very disappointed, everything about it was tacky, everyone thinks they get free chocolate but it’s covered in the price which was very expensive to get in and not worth it at all. My advice to anyone would be don’t waste your time and money.

As I had never been to Cadbury world before I was really looking forward to it and excited about going. I thought it we would have been shown the factory and everything, instead we were met by queues after queues, we ended up in a queue for about 50 minutes just to go on a car ride that to me didn't have much to do with Cadbury chocolate. The 4d cinema was average and I have been in much better ones, the very few demonstrations around the tour seemed very rushed, the best thing for me on the tour was seeing the gorilla with the drums. Definitely not worth the price Cadbury world charge to get in.

I visited Cadbury world quite recently . Most of it was very good. However I feel that there was too many extras to buy as the day out was already expensive. After going on one of rides there were photos to buy. I was quite abruptly told by one of your members of staff that I couldn’t take a photo of the screen. Howver I had my phone out to use my credit card. I also feel that there should have been a sign up saying we couldn’t use our mobile phones ! I was left feeling quite embarrassed by this attitude from this member of staff. Perhaps he would be better off in the actually chocolate factory.

Nice family day out, but not much to do. Kids got bored. Would be better if theres more activity’s to take part in.

We visited Cadburys World last week, it was so hot outside at the park however there were no places to get a drink, the kiosks were all closed, the ice cream van was closed,both vending machines were out of order it made the trip very uncomfortable! The experience was average at most, the staff we encountered appeared to be very unhappy at work, not one spoke to us in a friendly manor, while tempering the chocolate the staff there literally looked like they were being forced to work! Considering the day coat us more than £150 I would have expected a little smile from staff! Sadly I probably would not recommend this day out.

We took the kids to Cadbury World. Disney land it ain't. Our grand kids enjoyed themselves and that's all that matters . Lots of free chocolate. They slept well that night . Either exhaustion or over did the chocolates? A nice experience. Unlike Coventry building society who used a forged mortgage to steal an OAPs home. The court case caused him to stop eating and taking his medication. He died a scared broken old man. Coventry building society does it really take 10 years to show him the unsigned mortgage he never signed?