The beloved Coca-Cola Christmas Truck has kicked off its 2025 UK tour, bringing festive cheer to towns and cities across the country. Adorned with twinkling fairy lights and decked out in iconic red, this 14-tonne festive lorry offers visitors a magical winter wonderland experience complete with complimentary samples of Coca-Cola Classic, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, and Diet Coke.
After weeks of anticipation, the first confirmed stops for the 2025 tour are now public. Beginning today, Thursday, November 27, the Coca-Cola Truck is stationed at The Mill House pub in Burton-upon-Trent, welcoming visitors from midday until 8pm. Tomorrow, Friday, November 28, it moves to Morrisons on Bradford Road in Bradford, where it will remain from noon to 8pm.
While not officially confirmed yet, reports indicate the next destination may be Manchester’s Trafford Centre on Saturday, November 29. Further locations are expected to be announced in the upcoming days, continuing the tradition of spreading holiday joy nationwide.
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This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Coca-Cola Christmas Truck tour, with 15 locations lined up to celebrate the season under the theme “Refresh Your Holidays.” Over the years, the truck has made memorable visits across the UK, including stops in Bristol, Plymouth, Exeter, and many more.
In keeping with the spirit of giving, Coca-Cola continues its collaboration with FareShare, the UK’s leading food redistribution charity. Additionally, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners has partnered with Tesco: for every Tesco Festive Meal Deal purchased alongside any 500ml bottle of Coca-Cola Original Taste, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, or Diet Coke (including flavored varieties), 20p will be donated to FareShare to support those in need this Christmas.
Get ready for a heartwarming festive season as the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas Truck spreads smiles and holiday magic across the UK.