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Lego Disneyland replica
A Texas man enjoys his Lego Disneyland replica while in quarantine.
THE COLONY, Texas - One talented Texas man decided that if he can’t go to Disneyland amid the COVID-19 pandemic, he would just have to bring the amusement park to himself.
John Wayne Daugherty of The Colony, Texas posted a video to Facebook of a Lego replica of Disneyland that he put together in his dining room.
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The replica included familiar landmarks such as Cinderella’s Castle and Main Street USA, as well as a fully-functioning miniature roller coaster.
His impressive Lego collection grew over a span of three to four years, according to Daughtery.
Disneyland and other Disney resorts were forced to shut down earlier this year as COVID-19 cases started to increase in the United States. In China, Shanghai Disneyland reopened with a controlled capacity and staff employing safety and preventative measures.
Starting in May, Disney announced their additional resorts will start a slow reopening with strict social distancing guidelines.
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