The Coca-Cola truck arrives in Liverpool tomorrow in a new home
The iconic red Coca-Cola Truck returns to Liverpool tomorrow, December 5, in a new home. The tour will be in Speke between 12pm and 8pm, with the truck parked up at the new Burger King opposite the New Mersey Retail Park. Visitors will be welcomed with a Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, have the opportunity to take home exclusive Coca-Cola merchandise if they purchase a qualifying drink or meal on the day. As always, families can snap a photo with the truck at their leisure.
Speke's Burger King is located seven miles from Liverpool city centre and within easy reach of the M56, M57 and M62 motorways. The 82 bus will transport passengers from the city centre direct to New Mersey Retail Park opposite Burger King. The nearest train stop is Liverpool South Parkway which is accessible via the Liverpool Lime Street connecting station. The postcode for the Burger King is L24 8QD.
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