Disneyland Paris June 2022 Vlog Series Episode 4

It’s part 2 of our 12 hour day in Disneyland Paris’ main park, Disneyland Park! In part 1 we tackled most of Fantasyland on our mission to tackle all of Fantasyland’s attractions in one day. In this vlog, episode 4 of the Disneyland Paris series, we are eating at Chalet de Marionette (Pinocchio’s restaurant in Fantasyland) and comparing it to Pinocchio’s Village Haus in Walt Disney World. We explore Alice’s Curious Labyrinth, ride Dumbo’s Flying Elephants & then head to Main Street for some AMAZING cake pops and shopping. We hire a stroller (stroller hire is included in my Infinity Annual Pass) and then head to Frontierland at golden hour. We ride Phantom Manor which we realise is quite different to Haunted Mansion in Florida before heading back to Central Plaza. We head to the Priority Viewing Area (the disability area) to watch the fireworks – the amazing “Disney D-Light” drone show and the spectacular “Disney Illuminations”. I hope you enjoy spending the second half of this truly magical Disney day with us.

This Disneyland Paris vlog series shares our magical trip in June 2022 celebrating the 30th anniversary in. Join us as we share the Disneyland Paris rides, the parades, the fireworks, the snacks, the merch and restaurants and the pure magic ✨ It’s time to dream and shine brighter! Are you ready for the ride?

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Our Disney Outfits

Polka Dot Minnie Disneybound

Black & White Polka Dot Dress

Loungefly Disney Minnie Oh My Cosplay Sweets Mini Backpack

Minnie Mouse Ears

Red Bow Belt

Under Dress Shorts

Cakeworthy Princess Denim Jacket

Girls’ Belle & Alice Disneybound Outfits

Alice / Belle Dress

Girls’ Loungefly Bags Of The Day

Loungefly Disney Alice Garden Flowers Mini Backpack – VeryNeko Exclusive

Loungefly Disney Princess Castle Series Belle Mini Backpack

William’s Here For The Snacks Outfit

Chip And Dale Snackies Aop Mini Backpack

AirTags & Straps For Child Safety In Disney Parks

In the vlogs you will notice my kids wearing AirTags attached to their wrists with fun coloured straps. While AirTags are no substitute for keeping a close eye on your children, they can be a valuable extra way to ensure that you do not lose your children in busy places.

How do AirTags work?

Your AirTag sends out a secure Bluetooth signal that can be detected by nearby devices in the Find My network. These devices send the location of your AirTag to iCloud — then you can go to the Find My app and see it on a map. The whole process is anonymous and encrypted to protect your privacy. And itʼs efficient, so thereʼs no need to worry about battery life or data usage.

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