The eagerly awaited Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Tour is back, once again signalling the start of the festive season as the beloved “Holidays Are Coming” advert lights up our screens.
Marking 15 years since its very first journey across the UK, the famous red truck will be making 15 stops this winter, spreading cheer across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Each stop promises to be more than just a visit – it’s a full festive experience.
Expect magical settings complete with interactive games, exclusive merchandise, prizes and plenty of photo opportunities beside the sparkling truck itself.
London remains one of the most popular destinations on the tour, drawing crowds year after year to celebrate in some of the city’s most magnificent venues. Wondering where the truck will be rolling in? We’ve got the details covered!
When is the Coca-Cola Truck coming to London in 2025?
The London stop on this year’s Coca‑Cola Christmas Truck Tour is still under wraps, with the big reveal traditionally arriving towards the end of November.
Keep your eyes peeled on the official Coca‑Cola website and social channels, or check back here to be the first to know when the iconic red truck will be in the capital.
Where will the Coca-Cola Truck stop in London?
The truck’s London stop tends to change each year, with 2024’s visit taking place at Elys Yard in the Truman Brewery.
In previous years, the beloved tour has lit up some of the capital’s most famous destinations, including Wembley Park, Shoreditch, the O2 Arena, the London Eye and Leicester Square.
What to expect at the Coca-Cola Truck Tour
This year’s theme, “Refresh Your Holidays”, is all about turning the festive hustle into treasured moments of joy. The tour promises immersive experiences designed to bring communities together and celebrate the true spirit of Christmas.
Visitors can look forward to festive games, the chance to win exclusive Coca‑Cola merchandise and refreshing their spirits with an ice‑cold Coca‑Cola, Coke Zero or Diet Coke.
Over the years, the Coca‑Cola Christmas Truck Tour has become a much‑loved tradition in the UK’s countdown to Christmas. And no visit would be complete without the ultimate keepsake – a photo in front of the beloved red truck.
The full list of Coca-Cola Truck dates and locations for 2025:
Scotland stops
- 21 November: Bothasig Residential
- 22 November: Fort Kinnaird, Newcraighall
England stops
- 27 November: The Mill House, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire
- 28 November: Morrisons Bradford Road, Bradford
- 29 November: Trafford Centre, Manchester
- 30 November: Speke Boulevard, Liverpool
- 3 December: Asda Killingbeck Drive, Seacroft, Leeds
- 5 December: Kingfisher, Stonegate, 301 Hawthorne Drive, Ipswich
- 6 December: Waitrose, Crane Boulevard, Ipswich
Wales stops
- TBC
Ireland and Northern Ireland stops
- TBC
Tips for visiting the Coca-Cola Truck in London
- Arrive early – The truck is hugely popular, so getting there ahead of the crowds gives you the best chance to enjoy the activities.
- Wrap up warm – As it’s an outdoor event, check the weather and dress for the season while you wait for the perfect photo.
- Plan your journey – If you’re travelling into London, make sure to plan your transport in advance, and keep an eye on Coca‑Cola’s official updates as locations and timings can change closer to the date.
Other festive things to do in London at Christmas
Make the Coca‑Cola Christmas Truck Tour part of a magical day out in the capital. Once you’ve snapped your photo with the glittering truck, explore the festive fun nearby.
Wander through Christmas markets brimming with seasonal treats, glide across one of London’s best ice skating rinks, or marvel at the city’s dazzling outdoor light displays. For the ultimate view, hop aboard the Christmas lights bus tour and take in all the sparkle from the comfort of an open‑top bus.
Is the Coca-Cola truck free?
Yes, the Coca‑Cola Christmas Truck Tour is completely free to attend. Visitors can enjoy complimentary drinks, take part in interactive games and soak up the festive atmosphere with family and friends.
What time does it usually arrive?
Typically, the truck is open to visitors from 12pm until 8pm, but be sure to confirm the official schedule.
Can I book tickets?
No tickets are required for the Coca‑Cola Truck Tour stops in England, Scotland or Wales. However, for all Ireland locations, tickets must be purchased in advance.