Weather :
Tags : Amusement & Theme Park
Timings : Opening times vary depending on a color-coded calendar with Blue days (10:30 AM to 6 PM), Pink days (10 AM to 6 PM), Yellow days (10 AM to 2 PM), Green days (11 AM to 4:30 PM) and Red days (11 AM to 6 PM)
Time Required : 3-4 hours
Entry Fee : 17.50 GBP for adults; 12.85 GBP for children (4-15 yrs); 13.25 GBP for students (with a valid student ID) and senior citizens; 52.20 GBP for a family of four (with max 2 adults); 62.70 GBP for a family of five (with max 2 adults)
Planning a Trip? Ask Your Question
Operated by the Cadbury Company, Cadbury World is one of the biggest leisure attractions of Birmingham, United Kingdom. This place features a self-guided tour and promises its visitors a relaxing and enjoyable day filled with several fun rides for children, Chocolate making sessions with the experts and a variety of other leisure activities that will make their day a memorable one.
Founded by Morgan Anderson on August 14, 1990, Cadbury World was opened on the manufacturing site of Cadbury located in Bournville, Birmingham, England. The location underwent continuous development and have expanded significantly since it was opened. It oversees more than 50,000 visitors each year, making it Birmingham’s one of the most prominent leisure attractions; especially among students and children (that links back to the interests of the founding fathers of the company that wished to contribute to educational advancements).
Cadbury Word features 14 different zones that convey the story of the origin of chocolate and Cadbury business by making use of various static sets, video presentations, interactive activities and displays, and staff demonstrations, among others. One will find video stations showing the actual manufacturing procedure of famous Cadbury brands such as Roses, buttons, and Creme egg and cinema presentation with special effects showing what ingredients are used to make Cadbury products as tasty as they are.
Cadbury World also incorporates a recreated Victoria bull street that allows visitors to view very first products of Cadbury that were sold in John Cadbury’s tea dealer shop and Richard Tapper Cadbury’s drapers back in 1824. ‘The Bournville Experience’ retells the story behind the development of this site while there are several rides and fun displays that children will surely enjoy including Beanmobile rides at Purple planet with familiar Cadbury characters that children adore.