It features in one of the most famous Christmas adverts of all time and now you can see it with your own eyes in Swansea.
The Coca-Cola truck is at Tesco in Llansamlet today and you'll have plenty of time to grab a selfie as it will be there until 8pm.
The truck has already visited Cardiff over the weekend and in previous years the event has caused gridlock when it was held in an Asda car park in Coryton.
Last year in Swansea...
Hundreds of people turned out last year to see the festive truck as it parked up in Tesco in Llansamlet and the event caused its fair share of extra traffic in the area.
Latest pictures and updates below:
The Coca-Cola truck had a famous visitor earlier...
Swansea City ambassador Lee Trundle took his family along to see the famous truck.
Not everyone fancies waiting
Alfie Wilkinson and his mum Natalie said they loved seeing the famous truck... but decided to skip the massive queues and have their photo taken nearby instead. Alfie, waving round a light up sword his mum just bought him, said he couldn’t wait until Christmas.
Three-year-old Lacey Hynes was full of smiles seeing the truck up close.
Her great gran Julie Hynes said: “She could not wait. It’s really Christmassy and brings it all to life.”
It's starting to feel a lot like Christmas!
Sisters Brooke Driscoll and Aalaiyah Holloway say it feels like Christmas now they’ve seen the truck.
Their grandad Jeff Driscoll said: “It’s totally like the advert.”
Livvi-Mai 'loves it'!
Lauren Pritchard Green brought her daughter Livvi-Mai Green to see the truck.
Livvi-Mai said: “I loves it.”
'It makes it all real'...well, it is the 'real thing' according to the marketing
Dana Lloyd brought her daughter Eva Bergonio, 4, along to see the famous truck.
Dana said: “She wants a photo taken in every spot! We’ve never seen it before and it’s beautiful. When I was a child I saw it on TV and now my child has too. It makes it all real when you see it.”
'It's magical'
Barbara Farrant has brought her 3-year-old godson Theo Ross along to see the truck today.
She said: “He’s loved it, when he saw the snow machine he wanted to make snow balls! It’s really magical for the children.”
Organisers are pleased with the turnout
Event manager Liviu Jipescu said everyone was pleased with the turnout so far this year.
“It’s been great. This is my second year running it and it’s been a relatively constant crowd so far this morning. There’s been a great atmosphere and everyone is feeling really cheerful. We’re expecting it to get even busier as time goes on. This year we’re focusing on Coke Zero, and it’s the first year Santa is holding a Coke Zero bottle on the truck. People are being given a little can of coke half way through the queue and another one when they reach the Coke experience at the front of the queue. They also get a voucher for a 500ml bottle which they can redeem in Tesco. Once at the front they can choose to have their photo taken at one of three podiums.”
