Old Christmas Commercials from the 1990's | Travel Back in Time

These are the old Christmas commercials from the 1990's that all Millennials, Generation Xers and Baby Boomers will remember fondly. It is a bit sad to think about how many of these brands and stores are either no longer around or don't do a ton of advertising anymore.

Commercials in this collection include:

00:00 7-Up
00:30 Apple Computers
01:33 Blockbuster Video
02:37 Burger King (Toy Story)
03:08 Burger King (Burger King Bucks)
03:40 Campbell's Soup
04:07 Carnation
04:39 Capn Crunch Christmas Crunch
05:10 Coca Cola
06:43 Coca Cola Bears
07:45 Cookie Crisp
08:17 Cool Whip
08:33 Domino's Pizza
08:50 Eggo Waffles
09:21 Energizer
09:52 Friendly's
10:22 Fruity Pebbles
10:54 Hershey's Kisses
11:10 JCPenney
11:35 KFC
12:06 KMart
12:37 Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
12:54 M&Ms
13:25 Mastercard
13:58 McDonald's
17:16 Pillsbury
18:35 Pizza Hut
19:05 Polaroid
19:25 Sears
19:40 Staples
20:12 Target
21:45 Trix cereal

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So what is your favorite 90's Christmas commercial? Leave a comment below and let us know!

[lateshiachilds]

Im 41, i miss these beautiful 90s holiday commercials. Back in the 90s i miss how Christmas wasnt so commercialized and it was about family, peace, the real meaning for Christmas. Now all i see is boring shopping commercials, nothing really to make me feel the Christmas spirit like i did in the 90s.

[Import]

Funny how back when they were new I'd skip them without a second thought. Now here I am 30 years later watching them with a tear in my eye lol. Life is crazy

[mlorthio]

Ah, the good old '90s...when you had to go to a store to buy your Christmas gifts.

[LukeLovesRose]

The 1990s was one of the greatest decades for movies and commercials apparently

[themisfitowl]

Why aren't commercials like this anymore? These commercials always made me nostalgic and happy. Today's commercials make me cringe and roll my eyes.

[chrishar]

These old commercials just have a magical touch to them. Seemingly unpolitical, not trying to be sexy, or modern, just traditional. Love it.

[lizmarch]

so nice to have had heartwarming commercials back then. Now it's all prescription meds and phone plans.

[StacheBigote]

The “he does exist/they do exist” m&m commercial takes me right back, man. They must’ve played that one a lot.

[Anthony_Smith]

13:10 The fact that this and the kisses commercial are still running to this day shows how ICONIC these commercials have become. And in my mind, they act as a way to kick off the holiday season.

[sweetnsoursassy]

I miss blockbuster. It was fun to go in and pick out a movie to take home.

[SoShi]

No one noticed Bryan Cranston in the JC Penny commercial? Not only is he an amazing actor, his hustle and determination to make it to where he is today is inspirational.

[denisemendez]

The 90s was an amazing time. Amazing music and tv. I was a kid and teenager then. My kids wish they could have lived then.

[timothyrichardson]

I miss the old days and i miss the way restaurants used to be.😢

[maniacal]

Man....this hit pretty hard.
We had no idea how good we had it back then.
The weekend after Christmas, my parents letting us rent a Genesis game from Blockbuster....the best of times.

[kidperk]

Man there was something special about that coke commercial and I always got excited going to grocery store and santa was starting to pop up on the coke cans you knew christmas was around the

[patrickaker]

Those Toy Story puppets from Burger King were a freaking must have.

[timjummichuck]

The kid eating campbell's soup melting from a snowman back into a kid, all these 7up commercials remind me of thumbs up 7up in school

[Pandora.F]

The '90's was the best decade for the reason things made more sense than today. I grew up in the '90's. I got my wife watching shows I grew up with from the '90's. It was the last real decade before the towers fell and things went down the toilet. There was more innovation and most importantly. if you were a kid in the '90's, you had it good.

[theadamdisney]

I may have watched some of these and seriously cried from the nostalgia haha!