They're making their homes the happiest place on Earth.
Tap to play or pause GIFSome are designating weekly"Disney at home" days, re-creating what a full day at a Disney park would be like:"We always spent our Sundays at Disneyland, but since the parks are closed now, we make our Sundays 'Disney at home' days.
Last Sunday we got dressed up, put on our Mickey ears, made Mickey waffles, and watched POV-ride videos from our couch. It was so much fun!"Some are re-creating rides at home in a seriously epic fashion, like this viral backyard version of Indiana Jones Adventure:
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