‘Keep checking’: Coca-Cola drops huge hint about Christmas truck tour 2025 - when will it be returning?
The iconic truck has been a festive staple for 30 years
In just over 12 hours time we’ll be able to say that Christmas Day is next month which, for some, provides an excuse to start playing Last Christmas while browsing for presents online.
November 1 is no doubt a significant milestone in the lead up to Christmas, with just 54 days to go until the big day.
Certain events, such as light switch-ons and Christmas markets, have always been synonymous with the festive season.
But over the past 30 years we’ve become accustomed to a certain TV advert marking the start of the Christmas season.
Once the Coca-Cola ‘holidays are coming’ advert hits our screens, the countdown to Christmas can officially begin.
Launched in 1995, the iconic advert has been a key part of Christmas culture here in the UK for nearly three decades.
But unlike many festive adverts, the Christmas Coca-Cola advert is something that members of the public can experience in real-life.
Each year, the famous Coca-Cola truck tours the country, bringing festive joy to thousands of people.
In 2024, the truck visited several different cities across the country, including Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester.
But will the iconic truck be returning in 2025, and will Nottingham be on the list?
Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Tour 2025
While details haven’t yet been confirmed, it very much looks like the Coca-Cola Christmas Truck will be returning for a UK tour in 2025.
On October 28, the Coca-Cola GB X account told an excited fan: “Hi, this year’s plan for the Christmas Truck Tour will be revealed on our website over the next few weeks! Keep checking!”
The towns and cities due a visit from the truck are usually announced in stages in the lead up to Christmas.
Details and dates for last year’s truck tour were announced on November 5, so fans shouldn’t have too much longer to wait.
As for a potential stop-off in Nottingham, Nottingham was last visited by the Coca-Cola truck in 2018, when it stopped at the Victoria Retail Park.
Only time will tell whether the city receives its first visit in seven years!