Royal Iris Retires, Royal Daffodil Debuts on Mersey
The Royal Iris, a beloved Liverpool ferry for nearly seven decades, is retiring, making way for the new Royal Daffodil. The Royal Iris, launched in 1959, has been a local icon, carrying thousands of passengers annually. Mersey Ferries announced its decommissioning, with the Royal Daffodil, a £26 million modern vessel, set to join the fleet by summer 2026. The Royal Daffodil offers more space, better accessibility, and flexible areas for events and tours.
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