Buzz RightHere Zapp 'Em Up Ride*

*this is not necessarily the name it goes by at DisneyLand Paris.

Last day at Disney. After staying up to go to the fireworks with Grandma, the big slept in. As did the little 2. However my brother and his family were breakfasted, packed and in the park bright and early.

We made the most of Brunch and took our fill before heading to the Studio park. Bella and I did a quick 'Armageddon' before meeting up with MrRoly and Ally for some Aerosmith Rock and Roller Coaster action! Mum meanwhile took Lily and Red to what we thought was cartoons... Yet another trauma to add to Red's ever growing list!

A quick coffee break followed then Bella and I took Red on the Cars which really are not like the teacups. More trauma. Grandma laughed watched while MrRoly, Lily and Ally went on the Parachute drop.

Then it was time to meet up with the others in the main park. We followed them round Swiss Family Robinson and caught up at the pirate ship - where Lily had another nose bleed. Then onto have lunch with the Princesses!!! Real Disney Princesses*!!! We met Belle, Rapunzel and Cinderella! But more exciting to Em were Suzy and Perla the mice!!

We got back to the studio park for the parade (loving the parades now) then we all split up to ride. Most went on the Parachute drop (with Lily getting a nosebleed just as they reached the front), MrRoly took Ally onto RC Racer and I walked Red all the way over to the other park's furthest corner to drive. Only he didn't like the colour of the car so we got straight out again (trauma for me).

We all met up to watch the main parade in the roundabout island near the entrance so we could watch it come up the Main Street. Fantastic. Just fantastic! It IS magical despite everything I want to feel!

The grand finale for us was a last go on the Buzz Lightyear ride. This had been the only ride that everyone is happy to go on. Proper family fun.

We said our goodbyes, bought some tat and set off for CentreParcs. Which was nowhere near where I thought it was (Reims) but in Normandy near Rouen. So we saw the Eiffel Tower all lit up as I drove us round the Boulevard Peripherique. Thank goodness it was late at night and fairly quiet!

*I know they are really just people dressed up.