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Review: Cadbury World, Birmingham – everything you need to know before visiting the chocolate attraction
The complete guide to Cadbury World and top tips including how not to get confused and miss half the tour like we did
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Cadbury World
What is it?
Cadbury World is a family attraction based around the famous British chocolate maker Cadbury.
It is not a tour of the actual chocolate factory which doesn’t open to the public due to food regulations.
Nor is it a theme park, although it does include a 4D cinema, a gentle ride and yes, some ‘free’ chocolate.
Instead, it is more of a museum or visitor centre – a trip through the history and making of chocolate and Cadbury confectionery.
Where is it?
There is only one Cadbury World and it is in Birmingham. Specifically, it is in the suburb of Bournville – the town that chocolate built – four miles south of Birmingham – in the grounds of the original Cadbury factory.
The village was founded by George Cadbury when he moved his chocolate factory there from Birmingham in 1879, with homes built to house Cadbury workers.
Some of my female ancestors worked at Cadbury including my great grandmother.
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carburys first visit
Great first time been myself with my Disability Adults we arrived parked with ease went in sorted tickets got access pass we thought it would help but did not had Quere for ages in each bit but we did notice if you were in wheelchair and one with a pram they helped and supported you but with hidden disabilities did not bother my daughter became very anxious and panic with ASD also my son who has disabilites struggled so think really need to look at this area they had room for two areas access bit espically catering for ones with hidden disabiltes cafe was very very expensive so did not get anything shop expensive and did not have stuff chocolate i thought they would done no white chocolate only one type of bar otherwise not good selection very overpriced can get cheaper at supermarket
would like to go again but hopefully access will be sorted otherwise good day if had access sorted
September 2, 2025
Unprompted review
We love Cadbury world!
We went to Cadbury World as a stop of on our way back home from holiday, I was a bit worried having read the reviews. But we were really pleased with
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Wonderful with great guides.
Reviewed over 3 years ago and experienced in February 2016
Nice guided tour through the factory (well at least part of it).
Our guide (Jesse) was very nice and funny! They give you fluent, warm chocolate for tasting and other chocolate bars for free. A little boring, it might be better for children.
Reviewed over 3 years ago and experienced in March 2016
I love chocolate....
so what else to say than YUMM!! Tour ends with a chocolate waterfall - I have seen many waterfalls in New Zealand but I liked this one the most!
Reviewed over 3 years ago and experienced in January 2016
Interesting tour through the factory where you learn more about making chocolate.
Free chocolate tasting. It is sad that you cannot look into the production rooms.
Reviewed over 3 years ago and experienced in January 2016
We had a great time here.
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“There’s so much stuff to look at!” My 8-year old reviews Cadbury World plus how you can save money on your visit
A visit to Cadbury World has been on my wish list for a while. I still have fond memories of visiting on a school trip in the 90s and now I have my own chocolate-mad child, it seemed the perfect time to revisit my childhood. And what better time to visit Cadbury World than at Easter?!
I may have read all the Cadbury World reviews before deciding to visit but it goes without saying that my 8-year-old needed no persuasion - 'a chocolate factory? yes please!'. So on a sunny morning in the Easter holidays, we jumped on the train and headed off to Bournville. Here's what my daughter and I thought of our trip to Cadbury World at Easter.
A sweet welcome to Cadbury World
The first thing you notice about Cadbury World is the sweet smell of melting chocolate. You could probably do without Google Maps and literally follow your nose. It's also a lovely place to be on a nice day, with lots of green space for the kids to run off some steam (particularly if they're on a sugar rush afterwards!). We also noticed that all the lampposts and station railings