We hope you love our recommendations! Some may have been sent as samples, but all were independently selected by our editors. Just FYI, BuzzFeed and its publishing partners may collect a share of sales and/or other compensation from the links on this page.
On March 12 we received word that Disneyland and Disney World would be closing in an effort to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. Since then, all Disney stores and hotels have closed too because, well, let's face it — social distancing is crucial right now.
We know it was the right thing to do for the greater good, but it's still been a tough adjustment for Disney fans around the world.
If bingeing Disney classics on Disney+ hasn't quite scratched your itch, then you'll like what news I have for you...
Enter: VIRTUAL DISNEY RIDES!
Bet you never imagined there would be a day when you would emerge from Splash Mountain completely dry....
View this video on YouTube
Too scared to ride the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror IRL? This way you can experience it while snuggled up in a blanket and *hop off* when it gets too scary (simply by closing your eyes).
View this video on YouTube
Take that epic 'round-the-world trip you've been dreaming of in just a few minutes on Soarin' Around the World.
View this video on YouTube
Riding the world's most expensive roller coaster, Expedition Everest, has never been so cheap.
View this video on YouTube
When real life starts to feel too surreal, riding Alice in Wonderland via an oversize caterpillar feels just right.
View this video on YouTube
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad without any lines? *Pure bliss*.
View this video on YouTube
I'll happily join Peter Pan's Flight to Neverland any day.
View this video on YouTube
But really, everything will be okay once you ride It's a Small World.
View this video on YouTube
Even if you don't have a VR headset for ~optimal viewing~, it's a Disney ride you'll never forget, because there are NO LINES and it's FREE!
Now, I know what you're thinking...no Disney trip is complete without the snacks. Thankfully, there are plenty of DIY versions you can make at home.
With several YouTube channels devoted to our new favorite quarantine activity, there's a whole new *virtual* world of Disney to explore. Happy riding!
Don't forget to check out Bring Me! for all of BuzzFeed's best travel tips and hacks, vacation inspiration, and more!
