Disney fans listen up, a cruise liner completely dedicated to the magic of Walt Disney's creations has docked in Scotland - and it's not too far from Glasgow.
The 300 metre-long Disney Magic cruise berthed in Greenock this morning but if you want to see it, you need to be quick as it leaves for Liverpool this evening for the next stop on the British Isles cruise.
Locals have already shared their excitement about the ship arriving on the west coast today after the Paisley Photographs Facebook page posted a reminder that the ship would only be in the area until 7pm this evening.
One local said: "Saw it in my way to work! Looks amazing"
Another wrote: "Think we could sneak on?"
On top of state of the art rooms, the ship boast an impressive list of onboard entertainment including musicals, shows and activities.
Disney describes Greenock as a stop "Nestled on a harbor along Scotland’s western coast" with "a rich history as a fishing, shipbuilding and maritime center".
They advise travellers take the opportunity to visit The Oak Mall for some shopping before soaking up the history of Greenock's museums, architecture and scenic views.
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