Darlings, you can now stay in a full-scale replica of Edna Mode's house for “The Incredibles” 20th anniversary

Disney's iconic Pixar character is hosting visitors in her mansion with a security system that's "literally to die for," she wrote in the listing.

Whether it seems like a dream or a nightmare, Disney and Airbnb have made the fantasy of staying in The Incredibles icon Edna Mode's house a reality.

In celebration of the Pixar film's 20th anniversary, the homestay company announced that, beginning May 24, users will be able to check in to stay inside a recreation of the legendary character's home as an experience, but not an overnight stay.

Naturally, the Los Angeles-based home is locked behind a closed gate near the Sunset Strip, and serves as a functional, fashion-forward space fit for the costume designer responsible for crafting the fiercest outfits for the film's central heroes.

Not only can guests play inside the space, they can also "get a 1:1 consultation with the help from Edna’s team of expert designers" and "select intricate details and fabric swatches to create your personalized suit, all with the Edna Mode stamp of approval," according to a press announcement.

The home's modern exterior mirrors the architecture seen outside of Mode's home in the first Incredibles film upon its release in November 2004. The structure made subsequent appearances in the 2018 sequel Incredibles 2, as well as the short film Auntie Edna.

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In addition to the fabulous interior (which includes a full rack of Mode's signature glasses, as well as a showcase for the suits she's created), the listing is written entirely in Mode's tone.

"My work: What can’t I do? Fun fact: I’m called Auntie Edna in some circles. I'm obsessed with: My security system–literally to die for," reads her verified host profile. "My biography title: Bold! Dramatic! Me! Pets: No pets, too messy."

The listing comes after Airbnb and Disney previously announced a partnership to bring the house from Up, the X-Mansion, and Prince's Purple Rain house to life for prospective guests to book.

In addition to grossing $632 million globally upon its initial theatrical run, The Incredibles went on to win two Oscars, one for Best Animated Feature and the other for Best Sound Editing. Its sequel, Incredibles 2, earned over $1.2 billion at the worldwide box office and also earned a nod for Best Animated Feature at the 2019 Academy Awards.

Disney took note of the projects' success, and as part of the California Adventure theme park revamp at the Disneyland Resort, re-named its aging California Screamin' roller coaster to The Incredicoaster, complete with animatronic figures and on-ride audio inspired by the film series.

See photos of Mode's house on Airbnb above.

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