It just wouldn’t be Christmas without a visit from the famous Coca Cola truck.
And the good news is, the huge illuminated articulated lorry is coming back to the UK for Christmas 2019.
The truck is as synonymous with Christmas as mince pies and sherry.
But whether the truck will visit Bristol again in 2019 after stopping off in the city last year is not yet to be known, as official tour dates or stops are yet to be released.
The Coca Cola Christmas truck features in the company's festive ads each year and goes out on a tour of the UK.
Coca-Cola have confirmed the truck, which brings free drinks to cities across the UK, will be setting off on tour in December 2019, reports the Mirror Online.
In a message on their website a spokesman said: "Holidays are coming... soon!
"The iconic Coca-Cola Christmas truck tour will shortly be back for 2019, spreading holiday magic across the UK.
"Details will be revealed very soon."
Coca-Cola's iconic trucks were first created in 1995 by the W.B. Doner Agency and back then they were known as 'Christmas Caravans'.
The illuminated lorries were made more enchanting with special effects by the world-famous Industrial Light and Magic, the company behind the Star Wars films.
Images of Santa Claus adorned the sides of the trucks, which were created by artist Haddon Sundblom.
Since then, the iconic image has undergone various changes to become the fleet of trucks you see today.
Last year the truck visited 24 different locations on its tour, including Bristol, Glasgow, Exeter, Newcastle, Manchester and London.
To find out where it will stop this year, keep an eye on www.coca-cola.co.uk/christmas
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