Parking adjacent to the museum which is in an older building with some character. Learn about the pharmacist who invented the secret cola recipe. I found the old dispensing machines and coolers interesting. Finished up with a Dr. Pepper float which left me dizzy from all the sugar!

on a recent Sunday afternoon visited the Dr Pepper museum in Waco Texas....the admission fee was only 5.00....you get to see how Dr Pepper was invented and distributed from the building that now houses the museum. Also on display is a variety of dispensing machines, route delivery uniforms and commercial products. It is 3 stories but there is an elevator... More

Dr Pepper was first formulated by a Waco pharmacist and has been a Waco "institution" eversince. The original bottling plant is now a museum with an old-fashioned soda fountain attached to it. They use the original recipe Dr Pepper syrup on the ice cream floats and sundaes...yum, yum....don't miss this.

quaint building, good exhibits, takes 1-2 hours to view just about everything. Check it out online, there is a coupon for $1 off per person. Three levels, easy to walk about, good experience. A very lighthearted way to begin a day.

Great place. History of the Dr Pepper products but also, many "period" things. Reproduction of a Malt Shop/ Soda Fountain was fun.

I like Dr. Pepper but confess to rarely drinking it and am not a collector or a subscriber to the lore of Dr. Pepper. That said, I absolutely loved this museum. It is $8 to get in, or $6 for seniors. If you read everything, watch all the videos, you can spend hours there. The museum comprises three levels of... More

This museum is OK if you love Dr. Pepper. Not much things to see except many old bottles and packaging. $8 admission is overkill charge and not worth to pay. Ticket includes a tiny cup of sample, toooooo small.

We discovered the Dr. Pepper museum and just as a bit of serendipity decided to visit. In a relatively non-nondescript building the museum is filled with the rich history of both Dr. Pepper, created in Waco, and the city of Waco. Exhibits about tje origin of the soft drink and of carbonated beverages in general are educational and fun. A... More

Fun tour of museum. Inexpensive and worth it if you are visiting Waco. Plenty of parking. They also house a great pictorial archive of the 1952 tornado that hit Waco.