IT wouldn’t be Christmas without the iconic Coca-Cola truck doing its annual UK tour.
The tour has become a big part of the Christmas build-up for families since it began in 2010. Here are the first few confirmed dates for 2022.
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Where is the Coca-Cola Christmas truck stopping in 2022?
The highly-anticipated Coca-Cola Christmas truck tour has been announced.
It was cancelled in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic but returned the following year – although it was scaled back.
Coca-Cola is yet to confirm the full details for its 2022 tour but the first few dates have now been scheduled.
The full dates are as follows:
- November 25 – Bluewater, Kent
- November 26-27 – Beckton, London
- December 8-10 – Dublin, Ireland
- December 16-17 – Belfast, Northern Ireland
The Coca-Cola truck tends to visit some of the same locations each year.
In 2021, the iconic truck visited the following locations:
- Edinburgh
- Cardiff
- Taunton
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- Leeds
- Cribbs Causeway, Bristol
- Pudsey, Leeds
- Portsmouth
- Gainsborough
- Manchester
- London
- Watford
- Intu Trafford Centre, Manchester
- Dudley
- Sainsbury’s Beckton, London
- Basildon
- Liverpool
- Intu Lakeside
- 02 Arena, London
If you want the latest Truck announcements about the schedule, be sure to keep an eye out on the Coca-Cola socials over the coming weeks.
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Announcements will be made on Instagram @CocaColaEU and Twitter @CocaCola_GB
What happens when the Coca-Cola truck stops?
When the truck arrives, shoppers will be given a QR code which will enable them to revel in a pop-up winter market, games and “elfie selfies”.
Visitors can also buy a Coca-Cola and have them personalised with their name or short phrase.
This year, Coca-Cola has linked up with foodbank charity FareShare, to donate up to 100,000 meals.
Lindsay Boswell, CEO at FareShare said: “We’re incredibly grateful for the support from Coca-Cola.
“Their donation will help us get more good-to-eat surplus food to people across the UK most impacted by the cost of living crisis.
“We hope as many people visit the Coca-Cola Truck Tour this Christmas so that we can get more food to people who need it during what are challenging times for many.”
