There’s a parking garage on site that allows you to walk to both. It’s in a perfect position.

We use the city pass, so we did not need to have an entry time. It is my guess that they would be willing to work with you, especially if it is not very crowded.

There were ramps and elevators inside the World of Coca-Cola. Some exhibits like the tasting room, and quiz game may be a little difficult to utilize from a wheelchair or scooter, But the floor plans were fairly open except in the gift shop which was slightly difficult to maneuver.

Not that I'm aware of.

There is only about 5 or 6 different ones you get to try when we were there in April and we thought they all were awful

Hours of operation for June 16th, 17th, and 18th are 9am - 7pm, but please note the last ticket entry is 5pm. The average visit time is 2 hours. We have several interactive exhibits, including the Scent Discovery exhibit, which is a new interactive aromatic experience. We hope to see you soon!

Yes it is! Our team has worked hard to preserve the most beloved elements of our guest experience while complying with guidelines from health and government officials. Capacity has been drastically reduced in order to ensure appropriate social distancing. Your Group can sample 10 different beverages produced by The Coca-Cola Company around the world. We ask that you keep your face covering on until the World of Coca-Cola ambassador leading your group through Taste It! asks you to remove it. Once you are ready to leave Taste It!, we ask that you wear your face covering.

You wont have trouble. Both Coca Cola and the Aquarium have underground parking lot. I think is $15/day. And if I remember well, you can also park outside on Marietta St for $10/day and take a 1 block walk to the Aquarium.

Perfect ages to enjoy the museum!