Disneybounding is a method of styling that takes inspiration from a specific Disney character. It's cosplay without the costume. Disneybounding uses everyday pieces like dresses, shirts, hats, and pants, in different colors and patterns to resemble characters like Mickey Mouse, Bo Peep, and Stitch.

When an adult guest dresses in an outfit inspired by a Disney character without wearing a literal costume, it is called Disneybounding. This trend was created as a creative way to bypass Disney's strict "no costumes for adults" policy, which exists to prevent guests from being mistaken for official park characters. Disneybounding involves using everyday contemporary clothing—colors, textures, and accessories—to suggest the "vibe" or aesthetic of a specific character. For example, a Disneybound of Snow White might consist of a yellow skirt, a blue top, and a red headband. It is a subtle, fashionable nod that is recognized by other fans and Cast Members but looks like a normal outfit to the average person. If a guest is wearing a full, literal costume with a mask or a professional-grade gown, it is simply called "costuming," which is generally prohibited for anyone over the age of 14 except during special ticketed events like "Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party." Disneybounding has become a massive subculture within the Disney community, with enthusiasts often planning elaborate group "bounds" to coincide with new movie releases or park anniversaries.