The Disney Dream has docked in Liverpool for a short time

The Disney Dream cruise ship has docked in Liverpool as part of its British Isles voyage.

The ship has landed in Merseyside as part of its seven-night cruise, taking off from Southampton with stops at Greenock, Cork, Portland and a handful of sea days for good measure.

For a very limited time, Disney fans can catch a glimpse of the massive cruise liner as it will remain docked in the city throughout the day.

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Below is everything you need to know about the Disney Dream in Liverpool.

How long is the Disney Dream in Liverpool?

The ship landed this morning at 8:30am. Anyone hoping to catch a glimpse of the luxury liner will have to act quick as it's due to set sail again around 4:45pm.

Can I go aboard to look inside the Disney Cruise?

The Disney Dream is a tourist spot in its own right as fans of all ages flock to catch a glimpse of the floating Goliath. Even if you don't have plans to hop aboard any time soon, it's still an incredible sight to behold up close.

As exciting as it may be, unfortunately, visitors are not permitted to step into the Disney Dream cruise line terminal or allowed to board the ship. If you want to see the interior for yourself, you'll have to purchase a ticket and holiday.

What does the interior look like?

If you're strapped for cash, you can steal a sneaky look at some of the stunning interiors here with the Disney Dream gallery which includes showstopping theatres, pools and restaurants, all with that iconic Disney twist.

How much does it cost to travel on the Disney Dream?

Although prices vary depending on cabin and passengers, you can expect to spend around £4,000 to £10,000 depending on the size of your family, your requirements and