Dr Pepper Museum & Free Enterprise Institute

300 South 5th Street, Waco, Texas 76701

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The Dr. Pepper Museum

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Phone:

+1 254 757 2433, +1 254 757 2221

Website:

www.drpeppermuseum.com

Waco's campiest attraction is the Dr Pepper Museum (300 South Fifth Street, Waco, 254-757-1025; www.drpeppermuseum.com), housed in the original bottling plant for Dr Pepper, a favorite Texas soda pop. The fountain drink was originally ... Excerpt from Off the Beaten Path: Texas

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The museum is simple and straightforward; lots of fun for Dr Pepper enthusiasts. more on Yahoo! Travel

This museum is really neat. more on insiderpages.com

Great place with a low cost (even for tourist goodies)! more on GeckoGo

A fairly large museum including old machinery, antiques, and a gift shop. more on igougo

I mean, considering that THE MUSEUM'S FREE, though, it's worth a see. more on Yahoo! Travel

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As Dr. Pepper addicts, we were disappointed. There was some interesting old machinery on display. There is an admission fee and ... more on TripAdvisor

This could have been really fun and interesting but wasn't and nobody around to explain the exibits more on TripAdvisor

I loved this museum, it was very fun and educational... Did you know that the phrase 10,2 and 4 was coined by Dr. Pepper it's when your blood sugar drops, so you bring it up with a Dr. Pepper. They ha ... more on TripAdvisor

I love the floats. If you have not been...GO!! It is a Waco attraction! DR P more on TripAdvisor

I've been a Dr Pepper fan most of my life and looked forward to visiting the museum. Sadly, there's not much there. It could be half as big and would be more interesting. ... more on TripAdvisor

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When I visited the Dr. Pepper Museum, I found plenty of information about the invention and history of this great drink. The displays were realy neat. The only think I disliked is I thought they should give you a free ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Loved the museum. Neat displays for dorky/nerdy museum types. Cool soda counter with REAL dr. pepper and ginger ale! Gift shop had ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Took the kids here on July 6, 2006. After visiting the world of coke, I was a little disappointed. Lot of interesting things ... more on Yahoo! Travel

The museum is simple and straightforward; lots of fun for Dr Pepper enthusiasts. The staff was young and enthusiastic. A ... more on Yahoo! Travel

I take my girls to this museum every year while their dad is at Grand Lodge. It's something they really look forward to. It's very interesting, ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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This is a Historic Place that tells all about the Dr. Pepper industry. They have 3 floors of exibits. Some of the things they have in ... more on insiderpages.com

This place is a really neat learning place for the kids. They have an restored operating fountain machine, as well as all the Dr Pepper memorabilia ... more on insiderpages.com

This museum is really neat. It is all about Dr. Pepper. It shows you all the different containers that dr. Pepper has come in. Upstairs ... more on insiderpages.com