The famous Coca-Cola Christmas truck tour is making a much-anticipated return to the UK for the 2025 festive season, bringing its signature magic to town centres nationwide.
This year marks a special milestone: 15 years since the iconic red truck first embarked on its UK journey. To celebrate this anniversary, the tour will visit precisely 15 locations across the country, offering families a free, enchanting winter experience.
What to Expect at the 2025 Tour Stops
At every destination, visitors will be welcomed into a magical winter wonderland setting. The experience is designed to be fully immersive, featuring engaging festive games where participants can win exclusive Coca-Cola merchandise.
As part of the tradition, guests will also receive complimentary drinks to enjoy. The tour's popularity is undeniable; during its 2024 run, it attracted an impressive 53,000 visitors across its various stop-offs.
Charity Partnership and Festive Message
Coca-Cola is continuing its valuable partnership with FareShare, the UK's leading food redistribution charity. This collaboration remains a cornerstone of the tour's community impact.
Elodie Peribere, Senior Marketing Director for Coca-Cola Great Britain and Ireland, shared her enthusiasm: "Coca-Cola remains synonymous with Christmas, and we're delighted to bring back our iconic Truck Tour. This year, we're encouraging everyone to 'Refresh Your Holidays' and take a well-deserved pause to create uplifting moments with loved ones."
She emphasised the importance of their charitable work, adding: "Our continued partnership with FareShare, with our donation equivalent to 1 million meals, is incredibly important to us, and we hope to make this Christmas a little more meaningful for thousands of people across the country."
Will Birmingham Be on the 2025 Route?
Many are wondering if Birmingham will feature on this year's schedule. In 2024, the truck's only Midlands stop was at Birmingham's Bullring shopping centre, making it a key destination for the region.
While the full 2025 schedule has not been officially confirmed, BirminghamWorld has been informed that this year's dates will be announced 'in the coming weeks'. The anticipation is building as cities like Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Portsmouth, which were visited in 2024, await news of their potential inclusion.
As the nation counts down to Christmas, the confirmation of the 15 host cities is eagerly awaited by communities hoping to experience this beloved festive tradition.
