Up early again, needed to be in the park for breakfast in Fantasyland. After breakfast, decided to get some fun rides in, so I took Brendan on Dumbo and Jen took Nicole on the Carousel. After that Jen took Brendan on the teacups.

We then decided to go round to Discoveryland, and went on the Buzz ride. Great fun, shooting laser beams at the evil Zurg and his minions.

We then started something else we learned to do well in Disneyland, stand in queues. Got into the first one so the kids could meet Minnie Mouse. As soon as we were done there, got into the next one for Mickey Mouse.

Having had enough of the queues in the Disneyland Park, we decided to go to Disneyland studios. Stopped for pizzas on the way through and then Brendan and I rode the Magic Carpet ride.

On the way back to the main part of Studios, bumped into Donald and Daisy Duck, another opportunity for kiddy photos. Then it was time to pose with Sully from Monster's Inc. and to practice screaming to see how much energy your scream generated, Nicole won hands down.

As we wanted to spend the evening watching the parades, took the kids back to the hotel for a nap.

Went back down to the park in time to get a decent spot for the Once Upon a Dream Parade. Awesome show, saw all the main characters go past, and Nicole was in Princess heaven when the princess float went past with all her princesses on with their princes.

Needed to keep the kids busy and on the go for the Fantillusion parade which was only at 22:25, so rode "it's a small world" again, the teacups again, the carousel again.

Got some hotdogs for supper whilst keeping a good spot for the Fantillusion parade, which was also magnificent. The lights give new perspective to the characters, and there was a butterfly float with great colours on it. Again ended with the Princess float, Nicole ecstatic again

Then watched the Candleabration, which lit up the Sleeping Beauty Castle with the birthday candles (Disneyland Paris is 15 years old) and then the wishes fireworks show.

Well past midnight by the time we got to bed with exhausted kids and more exhausted parents.