Disney Magic Cruise Ship by Drone. Docked in Liverpool, UK on 14.9.22

I had to catch some shots of the Disney Magic Cruise Ship whilst it was in Liverpool today.
Its a lovely ship and another to add to my collection cruise ships by drone.
I hope you enjoy the video.
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[@tijarmin]

My family and I were on board this ship! It was a memorable cruise that we really enjoyed. It's a great way to discover the UK. Best regards from Canada

[@scottshepherd8266]

Awesome looking ship and of that surrounding area too.

[@Quondare17]

Awsome looking ship ... l was on a Caribbean cruise on the Oasis of the Seas , moored in Nassau Bahamas when the Disney Magic arrived .. great family cruising.

[@ScottPearsony]

As a licensed Part 107 pilot, viewing your video inherently demonstrates that: a) If you are Part 107 certified, you would know that flying over the unnotified public and a ship involves violations in your actions and potential national security violations (US/Canada definitely). If you are Part 107 certified, your license should be revoked b) You didn't contact Disney (I contacted Disney months ago to bring one on a recently completed Disney cruise- they replied absolutely NO) c) You are not aware of the violations of both a and b that were committed by posting this publically incriminates you I only bring this up because it makes other drone pilots who know laws and safety rules look bad when you display these practices. The general public tends to look negatively at sUAS pilots in part because of uses like this video, without knowing and respecting the policies and procedures that go with our responsibilities for safety.

[@misterdroneuk]

You realise I’m in the UK don’t you Scott?