Cunard is live streaming the visit of the Three Queens to Liverpool on Monday 25 May from 12pm onwards, so that you can enjoy the spectacular event from the comfort of your own home. If you are unable to visit the city, simply watch the video below to see the action unfold.

On 25 May, the Queen Mary 2, which arrives in the city on Sunday 24 May, will sail to a point between Crosby Beach and New Brighton to meet the Queen Victoria and the Queen Mary 2 at 12pm.

Together, the three Cunard ships will sail towards the Liverpool Echo Arena before turning on the river. The Queen Mary 2 will leave the city at 2.10pm, with the Queen Elizabeth berthing at the Liverpool Cruise Liner Terminal and the Queen Victoria anchoring in the middle of the Mersey.

The spectacular show will be the first time the Three Queens have sailed on the Mersey together and takes place during a weekend of celebrations to honour the One Magnificent City theme.

On Saturday 23 May the celebrations get underway with state-of-the-art projections beamed on to the city’s Three Graces – The Liver Building, Port of Liverpool Building and the Cunard Building.

Sunday 24 May will see the Queen Mary 2 arrive at 9am and a fireworks display will take place at 10.30pm. Another fireworks display will take place at 10.30pm on Monday 25 May to mark the departure of Queen Elizabeth.

Tuesday 26 May will see a musical sail-away performance at 4.30pm and Queen Victoria will sail out of the city at 5pm.

Organisers expect hundreds of thousands of visitors to flock to the city to see the spectacle and has advised people to check transport and use the length of the waterfront of both sides of the river to get a better view.

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