SOCIAL STORYMy Cadbury World Visit
I am visiting Cadbury World soon, it will be an exciting day with lots of new sights,
sounds and smells. I am going to travel there by:
CarBusTrainWalking

When I arrive at Cadbury World, I will see a car park. This may be busy and it mighttake some time to find a space, but we will park up and head towards the big shiny
purple and white glass building.

When I enter the building, there will be a big reception area on the left. The World’s
Biggest Cadbury Shop will be there too, along with the Cadbury World Café on theright-hand side. There may be lots of other people waiting around too, excited about
having a fun day out. When I get to the reception desk, I will speak to one of thelovely team members who will give me an access wristband.

If I need to use the toilet before we enter,
there are lots of them to the left-hand sideof the reception area and even a lovely
Changing Places room.
I will have an entry time on my ticket.
When it’s time to go into the main part ofCadbury World I need to go to the entrance
door and see another team member who
will scan my tickets and give me someyummy chocolate bars!

When I go into Zone 1 there will be a pretend jungle - this area is called the Aztec
Jungle. There may be some strange sounds and smells in here. There is also a little
bridge with water under it, and statues of Aztec people. It will be a little darker thanother areas so I need to be prepared for this.

Zone 2 is called Journey to Europe– here I will get to watch minitheatre presentations about thearrival of chocolate in Europe. It isalso a little dark in here, but if itgets too much for me, I can walkstraight through to the next zone.

Zone 3 is called Bull Street – in this room
I will meet two team members who willtell me a story about how Cadbury
chocolate first began. It may get a little
crowded in here, but it will only be for 7
minutes. There is a clock on the wall
which will help me to count down thetime. The clock will change and I will
see a video of John Cadbury talking on
the screen until the doors open to letme through to the next zone.

Zone 4 is called The Cadbury Story, and it is alittle dark in this room. In here I get to sit
down on a little bench and watch a video
about the history of the Cadbury family. I will
also get to learn about the history ofBournville Village, which is home to both theCadbury factory and Cadbury World.

Zone 5 is the Making Chocolate Story – In
here is a small cinema screen where I will getto learn some really interesting facts about
how chocolate is made. It may get a little loudin here, and there are some special lighting
effects and rollers on the ceiling that go roundand round to show me how cocoa beans areused. There will also be some benches in herethat move and shake sideways, but if I don’t
like this I can sit on the yellow benches at theback instead – these benches stay still.

Zone 6 is called Manufacturing – it ispurple and white in here, and in thisroom, I get to play on interactive video
screens. I also get to see how some of
my favourite Cadbury chocolates aremade!
After zone 6 we must walk through a littlecorridor, then turn left and walk up threesets of stairs. Alternatively, if I need to, I
can use the lift, which will take us from the 1st floor to the 2nd floor. When we get to
the top of the stairs we will turn right (or turn left if I have used the lift) and walk downa corridor filled with Cadbury posters. This will take us to the next zone. It is quite
bright here, and it may be a little loud in this area, but if I am worried about anything I
can tell a team member who will be more than happy to help.

Zone 7 is called the Have a Go Zone – in here I will be shown how to temper chocolate(how to cool chocolate down and make it shiny), and when the chocolatier is finished I
can have a go myself. I can even have a go at writing my name in chocolate on themarble table! I am not allowed to eat the chocolate inhere because it is only demonstration chocolate, but if
I get a little messy I can ask for a paper towel or a wipe
so I can clean my hands.

After zone 7 I can have my picture taken at the Green Screen. There may be a queue
here but if I don’t like the queue a team member will be there to help. The area I needto stand in is green, but if I choose a special background it will appear behind me in myphotograph.

To get to Zone 8 we need to head back down the corridor, and this will take us to aride called Cadabra. There might be a queue here but if I don’t want to wait, I canshow my access wristband to a team member who will take us to the front. A teammember will guide me into a purple and yellow car. A metal door bar will be pulled
across at the side of the car and I need to remember to stay seated and keep my armsin the car until the ride has finished. There is music in here that might be a little loud,and it is very dark and colourful in this area. The ride will tell us a story about Cadbury
World’s very own Chuckle Beans as it drives us slowly along the track. Halfway aroundthe track we will see a red bird house with a screen next to it, this is where we will
have a picture of us taken, so we must remember to smile!
A team member will help me out of the car and if I want to see my photo, it will be
displayed at the photo counter downstairs.

When I leave Cadabra I will turn right andgo down three sets of stairs that will takeme down to the photo area. I can take alook at my photos here, and if I would liketo buy any of them I can speak to a teammember.

Zone 9 is called Chocolate Making. Above theentrance there is a tilted metal jug which looks
as though it is going to pour melted chocolate
over my head, but this is not real. In Chocolate
Making I get to taste a pot of yummy melted
chocolate, and I can also choose to add up totwo toppings if I would like. It is very bright in
here, and it may be quite loud with banging
noises. A chocolatier will show me more about
how to make chocolate on a special marble
table that has a large mirror above it, and if I
look around the room I will see otherchocolatiers making and packing chocolate in special white production rooms.

There will be another chocolate coloured archway
to walk under as I leave the Chocolate Making
zone. If I follow the path I will see the photocollection desk on my left. If I have bought any
photographs or photo gifts I can collect them here.

Zone 10 is called Advertising Avenue – itis very dark in here and the walls andfloor look like they are covered inchocolate. Sometimes the floor can seema little uneven, so I must take care when
walking through here.

As I walk through Advertising Avenue I will seesome old Cadbury posters, and video screens will
be playing some of Cadbury’s most memorableadverts.
Towards the end of this zone there will be a small
bridge to walk over, and after the bridge I will
come across a DJ statue on my left, and a robotic
gorilla on my right. If I would like the DJ to playmusic, or if I would like the gorilla to play hisdrums, I can press one of four buttons.

Zone 11 is Purple Planet – it is very
colourful in here. There are lots ofinteractive games and activities in thisroom to play. There are interactive
floors that I might see people jumping
around on while they are playing onthe games.

At the end of this room there will be a barrier
to my left, and this will lead me to The
World's Biggest Cadbury Shop. It is very bright
here, and it may be very noisy as there will belots of other people shopping too.

When I leave the shop, I will notice that I am back in the main reception. If I head outof the automatic doors and turn right, this will take me to a set of stairs (there is also aramp on the left if I need it). At the bottom of the stairs there will be a ramp, and if I
walk down here it will take me to the African Adventure play area.

Opposite the play area will be two large white marquees, and if I walk past the firstone, The Bournville Experience will be on my right-hand side. This zone tells me more
about the Cadbury family and how Bournville Village was built. Inside The Bournville
Experience I can also see lots of Cadbury memorabilia – Interesting things Cadbury
themed. It is called The Gill Cocks Collection.

When I leave The Bournville Experience, I will see a long yellow tunnel next to the playarea. If I walk through this it will take me to the 4D Chocolate Adventure, but if I would
prefer not to walk through the tunnel I can walk through the middle of the play area
instead to the access point. I can show my access wristband to a team member, andthey will be able to help me so I don't have to wait too long.

To get to the 4D Chocolate Adventure I will enter a small interactive room that looks
like a lift. Above my head will be a video of Mr Parrot, who will take us down to thenext room. It can get quite loud and shaky in here, and if I do not like this I can tell amember of staff and they will take me through to the next area without going in thelift. It is very colourful in this room, and we may get to watch a fun cartoon while wewait to go in.

There are some doors on the left, and when they open I will be taken into a dark roomthat looks like a cinema. I will be given a pair of special 3D glasses and will be directed
into a seat that moves. If I would prefer not to use a moving seat, there are somechairs available at the front of the room that do not move. It will be quite noisy inhere, but if I have any concerns I can tell a team member.

When the ride has finished, I will give my glasses to a waiting team member and I will
leave through a set of doors on the left-hand side. This will take me through acolourful games room. I can have a go at the games if I want to, and then we will
either walk through the shop or out of the games room, back outside to the play area.
I can play here if I like, have a snack on
the picnic benches or watch a show in
one of the white marquees (duringweekends and school holidays). I mightalso see the Cadbury characters and canhave a photograph with them if I want to.

I can head to the Cadbury Café in themain reception area for something to eat
or drink if I want to, before I go home.