As a part of the company’s 1995 holiday advertising campaign, the vehicle made its first maiden appearance.
Numerous slopes, valleys, and villages were traversed by unending Coke trucks in the original advertisement, which was dubbed the “Christmas Caravan.”
You can now any in the Coca-Cola Christmas Truck!
It was made by the advertising firm W.B. Doner, while Industrial Light and Magic, known for their work on Forrest Gump, Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, and the original Star Wars films, provided the special effects.
Each of the trucks shown in the advertisement, according to the Coca-Cola Australia website, was a “40-foot, 2-ton ‘light brite’ on wheels with more than 30,000 lamps.”
Fans now line up to view the Coca-Cola truck, which has become an important element of the Christmas custom.
It began travelling to UK towns and cities for the first time in 2010.
The Covid-19 pandemic prevented it from travelling in 2020, but it returned in 2021 and is scheduled to go around the country once again in 2022.
So let’s look at the tour dates and the cities it will visit:
When Will The Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Start Touring in 2022?
The first stop for the Christmas truck will be Bluewater Shopping Centre in Kent on November 25.
From there it will visit:
- Sainsbury’s, Beckton – November 26 and 27
- Dublin – December 8 to 10
- Belfast -December 16 and 17
These are the only dates that have been confirmed as of writing.
Where The Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Could Tour?
Fans can still anticipate the Coca-Cola truck to be there at some time despite their being no date set yet because it frequently visits in some of the same places each year.
These locations include:
- London
- Manchester
- Edinburgh
- Cardiff
- Leeds
- Newcastle Upon Tyne
- Liverpool
- Bristol
- Portsmouth
- Watford
- And many more…
How long will the Coca-Cola Christmas truck be on tour?
Fans may anticipate seeing the Coca-Cola truck wrap up its trip the week before Christmas if past years are any indication.
But that depends on when the dates are made public.
Fans can anticipate that the renowned Coca-Cola truck will be on tour for a similar three weeks this year as it did in 2021, which ran from November 24 to December 19.
