Cadbury World

I have two tenuous links to Cadbury. The first is that the former Chief Exec and Chairman of the company, Sir John Sunderland went to the boys' school next door to mine (though left 30 years before I started). The second is that I love chocolate. I once went to Tasmania with the sole purpose of visiting their Cadbury factory ("...all because the lady loves Milk Tray") but my previous attempts to visit Birmingham's Cadbury World while in the area had all been thwarted, so we finally decided to make a specific trip recently. Big Sis lives in the Midlands, so I drove down to stay overnight and we set off early on Saturday morning. The route is not ...  Read the complete review

During the summer on our family road trip we included cadbury world into our days out. We were all looking forward to it especially my 3 children and to be honest myself as i'd wanted to go for a few years but never found the time. We took advantage of being able to pay for the entry using the tesco clubcard scheme, which is a scheme where you save points and turn them into vouchers - so the entry cost us nothing more than a few pounds. Prior to arrival I searched the cadburyworld website and printed off all of the childrens activities, menu's for the restaurant and lots of other things like opening times etc. Yet when I arrived which was only ...  Read the complete review

Went to cadbury world today and for the money i felt it was very poor.£13.90 to get in and all you get is 3 bars of small chocolate.You can get round in 30 mins and you see very little of the making of the chocolate.For me it was well over the top and very overpriced,I would never go again.

I visited Cadbury world recently, like the previous reviewer with the aid of Tesco Clubcard vouchers which certainly helps in the current financial status! To begin with location - it was pretty easy to find coming from the south, and as soon as you hit the Midlands there are signposts everywhere that seem quite clear ad easy to follow always a good start to the day! On arrival the entrace system and queue system seemed well organised and it w easy to see where to go - though the woman behind the counter was a little on the slow side! The tour itself - well as you go in you get given a curly wurly and a packet of buttons - well thats a ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I visited Cadbury World near Birmingham this past Sunday. I had never been there before, but my husband had many years ago. The only reason we decided to make the journey here was that we'd managed to get £20 worth of Tesco Clubcard tickets to take the sharp edge off the price of entry. We still had to pay over £6 extra however. The price is a bit much for what you get. It's not a full day out, but the exhibition is very well thought out and designed - so at least you feel like you're paying for a bit of quality. It's definitely a family day out, however some of the information given can be a bit boring for younger children (or ...  Read the complete review