Cadbury World Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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. ...  Read the complete review

The first thing I noted about Cadbury World was that it was overpriced at £13.45 per adult (probably due to Cadbury's becoming a more commercialised company over time - I'm sure it wasn't this expensive when I went as a kid). However, in conjunction with a rail ticket from Midland Rail, up to six people can get 30% off. A further advantage of this ...  Read the complete review

--Where is it-- Cadbury World is just outside Birmingham, in a place called Bournville. The postcode is B30 1JR so if you've got a Sat Nav that takes you right to the doorstep. --Pricing-- An adult ticket costs £13.45 and a child's (age 4-15 inclusive) costs £10.10. Alternatively a family ticket for two adults and ...  Read the complete review

I am as many of you know a self confessed Chocoholic, so it may surprise you to read that I have never been to Cadbury World, until now. This Saturday I spent the day visiting the place chocolate dreams are made of, or so I thought. Cabury World is located next to the small town of Bourneville, close to the M40. (It is a 2 ...  Read the complete review

I always wanted to visit cadburys world, i only live 6 miles away. My first impression was that i thought the outside of the place looked a bit ordinary and not that attractive, i also thought the price for the tickets was way too high. I was excited to see what it might be like but as i got to the first part i was already a bit bored and it was ...  Read the complete review

On a trip to Birmingham to see one of my favourite bands live (Type O Negative for those of you who are curious! :)), my friend and I decided to take a trip to Cadbury World as we had some coupons offering us a discounted entrance price and I'm a complete chocaholic so in my eyes a visit was a definite must!. The gig was on the Friday ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury World is somewhere I have wanted to visit for ages, but for some reason have never been! So I finally managed to sort it out, got myself some Tesco Deals vouchers and headed down to Birmingham. As a huge chocolate fan, I was understandably excited, especially when I saw people exiting with huge Cadburys bags, no doubt stuffed with goodies. ...  Read the complete review

This review is written by the opinion of a 14 year old. I went to Cadbury World yesterday with high expectations.Unfortunately my expectations came crashing to the ground and shattered into a thousand pieces. Cadbury World had to be one of the worst places I have ever visited. It wasn't boring but it was very un-interesting and nothing ...  Read the complete review

Loving all their products, and having the studied the company for an A level project the only thing left to do was visit Cadbury World itself. With such a brand and the potential of making an attraction based on the many products it produced it could have been wonderful, having such high hopes it was obvious I would be disappointed. After a long ...  Read the complete review

We went here just before easter and had an excellent day. There is loads to see and do aswell as the full story of how cadbury's is made and the history behind it you get chocolate all the way round, even better! There is an area where you can watch the chocolate go along the converyor belts as it's made aswell as a ride made for younger children ...  Read the complete review

Went to Cadbury world in the school holidays, you can get a train direct from Birmingham to Bournville and Cadbury world is less than 5 minutes walk away. When we arrived in the ticket area it was pandamonium, there were lots of confusing ques, the majority of them for pre booked tickets (oh why didn't I think of that!) The others were ...  Read the complete review

Shocking and shameless marketing strategy at your (premium) expense. Extortionate entrance fee for young children - only to offer them nothing but cadbury's adverts and tired, dirty and misleading 'exhibits'. Betrayal of all that the Cadbury's family stood for in terms of respect for people - just suckers them. Presumably they charge such ridiculous prices because they don't have many return customers.

CADBURY FACTORY SHOP.

This isnt a review but i noticed alot of people sying they didnt bother to go to the factory shop, go!!!

Its sooo worth the 2 min drive!!

20p each for regular bars or choc, 48 flakes in a box for 32 etc. Some is short dated but choc never sits in our house that long!!

Honestly, if you go on a weekday and get the ticket use it!! its a staff shop so reeeeaaaaaallllllyyyy cheap!!

Ann
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INTRODUCTION Cadbury World is located in Bournville, a village in Birmingham which was actually founded by the Cadbury family and named after a nearby river, 'Bourn' There is bar of chocolate named after this village, it is a dark chocolate bar and comes in red and gold packaging. I do not live very far from Cadbury World at all ...  Read the complete review

My Dad was planning a surprise for my Grans birthday in December and told me they were taking her to Cadbury World and asked if my boyfriend and me would like to go as well. I told him it was a daft question and he knowing my love for chocolate said he thought I’d say something like that. Plus I’d already been before (summer 2003) so he and my Mum ...  Read the complete review

Some girlfriends like flowers; some prefer jewellery. Fortunately, seeing as it’s slightly cheaper, my girlfriend prefers chocolate. This makes Cadbury World in Birmingham an ideal place to take her for a day out. She’s not alone, either, as more than half a million people have visited the attraction each year since it opened in 1990, which ...  Read the complete review