This is a must do in Waco. It’s closed at night so the haunted rumor will not be a factor. Free fountain Dr Pepper with the 10.00 admission fee. The reading is very interesting and you maybe lucky enough to run into a worker that tells you about the well. If you want memorabilia the gift shop had every Dr Pepper item you can think of.

This was a fun stop on our Spring Break! Ticket prices are reasonable at $10 per ticket and includes 3 floors in one museum and 1 area in the soda fountain. With your ticket, you also get one free small beverage from the soda fountain. The museum is filled with information about the company, how it started, important figures/people, and tons of old bottles and advertising signs. It was neat to hear the history behind a popular beverage and how it became a world wide drink. This is near Magnolia Silos, so you can do both stops in one day (and only pay for parking once!). You also have the opportunity to make your own soda and do a soda taste test blindfolded. Both of these experiences cost extra ($10 per experience) and must be booked ahead of time on the website. The soda from the soda fountain tastes completely different from what you buy in the store as well, which makes it a new experience just for that alone.

Im not even a Dr Pepper drinker and I still loved this place. Fun time with some great exhibits. This place made me think about soda around the world and how much of it there is.

Visiting Waco to meet family, did Dr Pepper as it’s highly recommended. Was very crowded. Place is 3 floors with many posters and dioramas. Lots of interesting history. Also tells history of carbonated soda. Have an elevator and stairs. Most displays are on 1 at floor. Have a small gift shot and free tasting bar. Too long a wait for free soda. Place is clean and good rest rooms.

Nice place to visit to learn the history about Dr Pepper. Price is reasonable. We also did the make a soda experience and it was Interesting. I got a strawberry and cream float the was good. The gift shop is small and things are pricey. Had to get tickets there for museum bit was able to find deer the experience ahead of time. Wish you could do both.

There were a few interesting descriptions of the history and manufacture of Dr Pepper and other drinks. The “create your own soda” looked fun, but the lines were long. The hand-mixed floats were fine, but there were also a lot of people in line. I enjoyed the World of Coke in Atlanta far more.

This museum is a great tribute to one of the great soda makers of our time. Spanning two buildings, many exhibits, and a working soda fountain, the site is well worth your time. I learned a great deal about how Dr Pepper and its subsidiaries evolved, merged, and morphed into the wonderful company that we know and love today.

Nice museum. Lots of information and history. Displays were colorful and educational. Nice museum gift shop. Soda fountain was crowded. The bottling exhibit in the same building was cool. I'd go again.

There isn’t that much to see and they’ve stretched what they have to make it cover more ground. There are some interesting things so it’s fine for a quick visit. Forget the “free” drink at the end of your tour. If you value your time, the line to get the free drink isn’t worth it. It cost us $12 each to get in.

Very Retro museum. They really capitalize on the history of the drink and old packaging, as well as old manufacturing equipment. Admission is $12, No Military discount. Parking across the street is $10. Your admission includes a free small drink at the soda shop, but beware of the long line. I was ecstatic to see Dark Berry Dr Pepper on the menu! The gift shop is mostly cups, coozies and shirts. There’s a penny press in the soda shop.