Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Tour 2021: Wolverhampton and Cardiff added to nationwide festive road trip which passed Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield
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Coca Cola’s famous red truck set off on a nationwide road trip on November 24.
The tour is considered a must-see attraction in the festive calendar for many people.
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Hide AdEver since the lorry appeared in Coca‑Cola’s famous ‘Holidays Are Coming’ advert, it has become a symbol of Christmas.
The giant truck with bright festive lights travels up and down the UK, with visitors being offered free bottles of the classic soft drink.
Last year’s tour planned to visit 40 cities, but was cancelled due to the Covid-19 lockdown.
This year’s road trip has begun, with fans in Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Castleford and Sheffield already seeing the famous lorry.
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Hide AdOver the weekend, Coca Cola’s Christmas truck stopped off at the Trafford Centre in Manchester.
The festive fun is slowly heading further south.
Market Square in Wolverhampton is the next lucky destination on the trip.
Coca Cola’s social media team confirmed the times on Facebook.
They said: ‘Hey WOLVERHAMPTON, you’re next!
‘Visit The Real Magic Christmas Truck Tour between 11am-8pm* as it stops at Market Square on the 8th December #HolidaysAreComing.’
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Hide AdCoca Cola also advised people to arrive at Market Square early to avoid disappointment, as queue times can vary.
Cardiff will also host the tour on Thursday and Friday.
Fans will get to see the Christmas lorry in St David’s shopping centre between 11am and 8pm.
On their website, Coca Cola said they are planning on stopping at as many cities as possible.
They are leaving future dates and locations as a surprise, but they will be announced over the next few weeks.
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Hide AdYou can keep an eye out for further updates and more details on the Coca Cola website, Twitter, and Facebook.
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