Coca-Cola Truck tour dates 2018 Christmas
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The Coca-Cola 2018 Truck tour is a yearly Christmas tradition, here are some more details about the Coca-Cola Truck tour.
Did you know......
The Coca-Cola Truck has made 497 stops since 2011
The Coca-Cola Christmas Truck is 4.1 metres high and weighs 13 tonnes
It’s lit by 374 bulbs and 9,332 fairy lights to give it that Christmas Magic
The truck has travelled more than 840,000 miles – the equivalent to 31 times around the world!
The Holidays Are Coming advert is 23 years old this year! #HolidaysAreComing
Discover the twenty-year history of the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas Trucks, which first graced our TV screens in the winter months of 1995. Learn who created them, and how they've changed over the years.
It’s a familiar, Christmassy sight: a fleet of twinkling Coca-Cola trucks making their way across a snowy landscape. This is how you know that 'Holidays Are Coming'. The trucks have become Christmassy icons since they were launched on TV in 1995.
These days, you can get even closer to the magic as the trucks head up and down the UK on our annual Christmas Truck Tour. But before you plan your visit, get the lowdown on their rise to super-stardom!
1995
The Coca-Cola Christmas trucks are created by agency W.B. Doner for a new seasonal advertising campaign. Known as ‘Christmas Caravans’, the illuminated lorries are made more enchanting with special effects by the world-famous Industrial Light and Magic, the company behind the Star Wars films. Images of the Coca-Cola Santa by artist Haddon Sundblom decorate the sides of the trucks. Just before the ad ends, we see Santa raising his bottle in a holiday toast.
1996
The trucks introduce all-new Coca-Cola Christmas packaging. The ‘Santa packs’ feature heritage Sundblom imagery and are available in the USA, the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, South Africa, Singapore and the Philippines
1998
The ‘Christmas Caravan III’ advert is broadcast in more than 100 countries to millions of viewers. It remains one of the most widely used Coca-Cola commercials ever produced.
1999
‘Journey’ is filmed in snowy Vancouver, Canada using three trucks (which computer generation turns into a whole fleet), and a cast of 40 actors. In the advert, the trucks spring to life in front of a boy and his grandfather as they sit at home reading a Christmas storybook.
To give you an idea what the 2018 Coca-Cola Truck tour dates might look like here is the 2017 Tour dates: Coca-cola tour truck dates and places for Christmas 2017!
Glasgow, Silverburn Centre – November 11
Glasgow, Asda Robroyston - November 12
Newcastle, Asda Bolden Collery – November 14
Newcastle, Tesco Extra – November 15
Swansea, Tesco Extra - November 16
Northumberland, Sanderson Arcade – November 16
Northumberland, Sanderson Arcade – November 17
Bristol, The Mall – November 18
Newcastle, Intu Metrocentre – November 18
Newcastle, Intu Metrocentre - November 19
Plymouth, Drake Circus Shopping Centre – November 21
Bradford, Morrison’s Victoria Street – November 21
Pudsey, Asda – November 22
Gainsborough, Marshalls Yard – November 23
Bournemouth, The Triangle – November 23
Bournemouth, The Triangle – November 24
Leeds, Whiterose Shopping Centre – November 24
Hull, St Stephens Shopping Centre – November 25
Southampton, Westway Shopping Centre – November 25
Southampton, Westway Shopping Centre – November 26
Doncaster, Lakeside Village – November 26
Sheffield, Fox Valley – November 28
Leyton, Asda – November 28
Huddersfield, Mccaulay Street – November 29
Southend-on-sea, Victoria Circus – November 29
Bolton, Middlebrook Retail Park – November 30
Harlow, Market Square – November 30
St Helens, Tesco Extra – December 1
Ipswich, Asda – December 1
Peterborough, Tesco Extra – December 2
Manchester, Intu Trafford – December 2
Manchester, Intu Trafford – December 3
Mansfield, Tesco – December 3
Liverpool, Liverpool One – December 5
Liverpool, Liverpool One – December 6
Watford, Asda – December 7
Telford, Telford Shopping Centre – December 7
Wembley, London Designer Outlet – December 8
Nottingham, Victoria Retail Park – December 8
London, Jingle Bell Ball – December 9
London, Jingle Bell Ball – December 10
Birmingham, Edgbaston Street – December 9
Birmingham, Edgbaston Street – December 10
Coventry, Broadgate – December 11
Reading, Riverside Shopping Centre - December 13
Rushden, Waitrose – December 14
Milton Keynes, Xscape – December 15
Essex, Lakeside – December 16
Visit our home page to check for details on the 2018 Coca-Cola Truck tour dates Offical Dates for the Coca-Cola tour truck dates for 2017
The Coca-Cola 2018 Truck tour is a yearly Christmas tradition, here are some more details about the Coca-Cola Truck tour.
Did you know......
The Coca-Cola Truck has made 497 stops since 2011
The Coca-Cola Christmas Truck is 4.1 metres high and weighs 13 tonnes
It’s lit by 374 bulbs and 9,332 fairy lights to give it that Christmas Magic
The truck has travelled more than 840,000 miles – the equivalent to 31 times around the world!
The Holidays Are Coming advert is 23 years old this year! #HolidaysAreComing
Discover the twenty-year history of the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas Trucks, which first graced our TV screens in the winter months of 1995. Learn who created them, and how they've changed over the years.
It’s a familiar, Christmassy sight: a fleet of twinkling Coca-Cola trucks making their way across a snowy landscape. This is how you know that 'Holidays Are Coming'. The trucks have become Christmassy icons since they were launched on TV in 1995.
These days, you can get even closer to the magic as the trucks head up and down the UK on our annual Christmas Truck Tour. But before you plan your visit, get the lowdown on their rise to super-stardom!
1995
The Coca-Cola Christmas trucks are created by agency W.B. Doner for a new seasonal advertising campaign. Known as ‘Christmas Caravans’, the illuminated lorries are made more enchanting with special effects by the world-famous Industrial Light and Magic, the company behind the Star Wars films. Images of the Coca-Cola Santa by artist Haddon Sundblom decorate the sides of the trucks. Just before the ad ends, we see Santa raising his bottle in a holiday toast.
1996
The trucks introduce all-new Coca-Cola Christmas packaging. The ‘Santa packs’ feature heritage Sundblom imagery and are available in the USA, the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, South Africa, Singapore and the Philippines
1998
The ‘Christmas Caravan III’ advert is broadcast in more than 100 countries to millions of viewers. It remains one of the most widely used Coca-Cola commercials ever produced.
1999
‘Journey’ is filmed in snowy Vancouver, Canada using three trucks (which computer generation turns into a whole fleet), and a cast of 40 actors. In the advert, the trucks spring to life in front of a boy and his grandfather as they sit at home reading a Christmas storybook.
To give you an idea what the 2018 Coca-Cola Truck tour dates might look like here is the 2017 Tour dates: Coca-cola tour truck dates and places for Christmas 2017!
Glasgow, Silverburn Centre – November 11
Glasgow, Asda Robroyston - November 12
Newcastle, Asda Bolden Collery – November 14
Newcastle, Tesco Extra – November 15
Swansea, Tesco Extra - November 16
Northumberland, Sanderson Arcade – November 16
Northumberland, Sanderson Arcade – November 17
Bristol, The Mall – November 18
Newcastle, Intu Metrocentre – November 18
Newcastle, Intu Metrocentre - November 19
Plymouth, Drake Circus Shopping Centre – November 21
Bradford, Morrison’s Victoria Street – November 21
Pudsey, Asda – November 22
Gainsborough, Marshalls Yard – November 23
Bournemouth, The Triangle – November 23
Bournemouth, The Triangle – November 24
Leeds, Whiterose Shopping Centre – November 24
Hull, St Stephens Shopping Centre – November 25
Southampton, Westway Shopping Centre – November 25
Southampton, Westway Shopping Centre – November 26
Doncaster, Lakeside Village – November 26
Sheffield, Fox Valley – November 28
Leyton, Asda – November 28
Huddersfield, Mccaulay Street – November 29
Southend-on-sea, Victoria Circus – November 29
Bolton, Middlebrook Retail Park – November 30
Harlow, Market Square – November 30
St Helens, Tesco Extra – December 1
Ipswich, Asda – December 1
Peterborough, Tesco Extra – December 2
Manchester, Intu Trafford – December 2
Manchester, Intu Trafford – December 3
Mansfield, Tesco – December 3
Liverpool, Liverpool One – December 5
Liverpool, Liverpool One – December 6
Watford, Asda – December 7
Telford, Telford Shopping Centre – December 7
Wembley, London Designer Outlet – December 8
Nottingham, Victoria Retail Park – December 8
London, Jingle Bell Ball – December 9
London, Jingle Bell Ball – December 10
Birmingham, Edgbaston Street – December 9
Birmingham, Edgbaston Street – December 10
Coventry, Broadgate – December 11
Reading, Riverside Shopping Centre - December 13
Rushden, Waitrose – December 14
Milton Keynes, Xscape – December 15
Essex, Lakeside – December 16
Visit our home page to check for details on the 2018 Coca-Cola Truck tour dates Offical Dates for the Coca-Cola tour truck dates for 2017
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