Fans on a Beatles-themed tour in Liverpool got an unexpected surprise this week when Paul McCartney called Ringo Starr via FaceTime during the event. The moment took place on the Magical Mystery Tour, a popular bus trip that visits locations linked to the legendary band. McCartney, one of the two surviving members of the Beatles, used the video call to connect with his former bandmate, delighting those on board. The tour, which runs in the band's hometown of Liverpool, is known for taking fans to iconic sites such as the childhood homes of the band members and the famous Abbey Road crossing. The Beatles, formed in Liverpool in 1960, became one of the most influential groups in music history. After the band split in 1970, McCartney and Starr continued successful solo careers. This week's FaceTime call was a rare and personal interaction between the two musicians, offering a unique experience for attendees. The Magical Mystery Tour, named after the band's 1967 album and film, has been a fixture of Liverpool tourism for years. While the exact details of the call remain private, fans described it as a highlight of the tour. Reports did not specify whether Starr responded or what was said during the call.