The moment we've all been waiting for is finally here - yes, the Coca cola truck is back and that only means one thing, Christmas!
The soft drinks giant announced the Holidays are on their way with the big festive red truck making its first Scottish. And despite the tour stating a visit to Glasgow was to happen today - November 29- the truck is actually stationed in Paisley.
Making its return, the iconic red truck will visit Greene King, Linwood from 11.30 am, with a magical 'winter market' setting, featuring fun activities and games for all of the family to get involved with.
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In addition, festive fans can enjoy everything from ‘elfie selfie’ shots, to QR codes that access a host of interactive games, plus food huts that will serve up tasty seasonal dishes.
However despite Glasgow having been named as the 'most Christmassy city' in the UK, the truck missed the city by a few miles- and Glaswegians aren't happy about it.
Glasgow Live reported on the truck tour dates as well as a Facebook Live with all the details you need to know so far, and it seems that our readers weren't happy with where the tour was starting with there only being one Scottish date announced, at the time of writing, with no mention of any other Scottish town or city such as Aberdeen or Edinburgh.
In response to our Facebook post, one said: "Well that is an extremely last minute announcement, does Coca Cola want any visitors this year, I wonder?! And where does the truck go next, or will its driver call in the next location when he's 30 minutes away, like a good B&Q delivery guy?!"
Another added: "Are yous coming to Hawick this year? It would be lovely for all our kids in the borders" whilst a third asked similar commenting: "Do you go to Airdrie or Bellshill?"
Taking to Twitter one asked for the tour dates to be announced further in advance explaining: "Can you please actually announce the Coca Cola Truck visits to Scotland more than 24 hours in advance please? My brother is autistic and is devastated he missed it this year."
"When is it coming to Glasgow?" wrote a curious fourth Glaswegian.
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