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Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Could Be Heading Your Way After Public Vote
The first public route vote follows research showing 82% of people in Great Britain want their town to feel more festive.
- On Tuesday, October 20, Coca-Cola Great Britain launched a public vote allowing residents to choose tour stops for the Coca-Cola Christmas Truck during November and December.
- Research commissioned by Coca-Cola reveals 82 per cent of people in Great Britain wish their towns felt more festive, marking the first time the public can directly influence the truck's tour route.
- Social media star Joe Sugg cast his vote for Corsham, where he attended school; survey data shows 75 per cent of respondents prioritize lights and decorations, while 65 per cent prefer markets or fairs.
- Voters must cast selections on the Coca-Cola website by midnight on November 3, with confirmed stops featuring the illuminated truck, games, merchandise, and complimentary drinks.
- Although the 15-year-old tour has visited Cardiff and Newport regularly since 2010, the truck has never stopped in Pembrokeshire, creating potential for a first-ever visit this year.
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