Apart from the free chocolate this attraction is not suitable for children below school age. We took our 3 year old granddaughter as a birthday treat and the first few exhibitions frightened her because it was so dark and scary in there for her. The exhibitions haven't changed at all over the years. They mainly appeal to adult visitors, which... More

We took a 5 year old and 7 year old and I have to say we all loved it! Theres a massive play area and we got loads of free chocolate. Don't listen to the bad reviews it is really good and slightly educational too! More

Overpriced gift shop. Displays could be a little bit boring. Ride suitable for the very young, a little on the boring side for older people. It was ok for a visit but I wouldn't go back again. Not enough to do there to make it into a full day out. More

Hi took my two boys aged 5 & 3 to Cadbury world Easter week. It was badly organised and full to capacity if you didnt book tickets you were waiting hours like we had to. Cadbury world itself has some good bits the jungle on the walk in is nice and the kids liked Cadbara the little ride which goes... More

I'd always wanted to viist Cadbury world as child and had a vision of it in my head - ie a magical place a bit like the factory in charlie and the chocolate factory! However it was so disappointing, a couple of poor displays and not a lot to see really. It was interesting to see how they make the... More

I've been to Cadburys world server times over the past 15 years and i've always enjoyed it, however when bringing our daughters for the first time in April we were disappointed to see how tired everything seemed. We used to get so much free chocolate, I remember a room made of chocolate (mirror effect), I remember Bournville street and a... More

There is a good place for children. Somo chocolates are given during the tour. We can taste liquid chocolat and see some manufacturing processes (much less than expected). The shop is good to take some souvenirs because the price is very competitive. More

A huge amount of money to see an empty factory (we went on Sunday), a very out of date ride inside. They attempt to make it better by giving a couple of bars of free chocolate... but you could save yourself a lot of money by buying a bar of dairy milk and settling down to watch Willy Wonka and... More

first of all the people who say it is rubbish i don't know where they went but it was not Cadbury world i took my wife and 2 kids who loved ever minuet of it even though i now feel sick you don't get to see how they make the chocolate for obvious reasons would you let someone see how... More