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Beatles Fans on Liverpool Tour Bus See Paul McCartney; Wait… It Gets Better

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Paul McCartney waving to Beatles fans who were riding the Magical Mystery Tour bus in Liverpool on July 20, 2026. His phone revealed that he was on FaceTime with none other than Ringo Starr. (Photo: Neil Morton)

Beatles fans touring Liverpool on Monday morning (July 20, 2026) were in for the surprise of their lives when the bus they were riding in was stopped at a traffic light. While waiting for the light to change on Hope Street, they spotted a passenger in a car waving at them. It turned out to be none other than Paul McCartney. But wait… it gets better: Sir Paul then displayed his phone out of the vehicle window, revealing who he was in the act of speaking with on FaceTime. Sure enough, it was none other than Ringo Starr.

“It was surreal,” driver Neil Morton told the BBC. Morton has driven the Magical Mystery Tour bus around various Beatle sights in Liverpool for two years. “He waved to us and everybody took photos,” Morton said.

Both Beatles have released well-received albums in 2026. Ringo’s LP, Long Long Road, his second consecutive Americana album, arrived on April 24. He has a tour with the All Starr Band this fall. McCartney’s The Boys of Dungeon Lane was released on May 29. It’s expected that he’ll announce a tour for later this year.

The Magical Mystery Tour is Liverpool’s original scheduled Beatles sightseeing tour. Established in 1983 by Cavern City Tours, the owners of the world‑famous Cavern Club, it has played a pioneering role in shaping the Beatles tourism industry.

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  1. muddywatersmann
    #1 muddywatersmann 20 July, 2026, 23:37

    THE BEATLES have blessed us with great music and joy and good humor since 1964, and now only PAUL and RINGO remain, being 83 and 86 respectively…MAY THEY continue to bless us, and be blessed as well! I watched a youtube vid on RINGO over the weekend, that impressed me greatly, re his vegetarian diet and his drumming everyday as health measures, the drum being what insured his health as young boy, when confined in hospital!
    These 4 boys/men have been amazing, each in their own way…

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  2. Pepperman
    #2 Pepperman 21 July, 2026, 06:12

    Took that very tour in October ‘25. Outstanding! And highly recommended! No actual Beatles, though. A must for true Fabs Fans.

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  3. Barry
    #3 Barry 21 July, 2026, 13:00

    Did the tour last year when we were in Liverpool to see Bob Dylan….its a great trip….guides are scousers with loads of interesting anecdotes….great story, well done!

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