Ever since it became Disney’s most successful animated film ever, Frozen became a worldwide phenomenon, beloved by kids and endured by parents on relentless repeat viewings.

If you still can’t let it go, or if you’ve worn out your DVD copy from over-use, Netflix are here with a handy fixer-upper: it’s coming to the online streaming service in the UK.

Yes, Frozen will be there for you to stream on a loop from April 1, so you can relive the magic as many times as you like.

There is a catch though – it’ll only be on there for a month, so whether you’re a regular Frozen fan, a first time viewer, or you simply feel like watching it for the first time in forever, you’ll need to get in there quick.

Based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairytale, the film tells the story of sibling princesses – one who has magical ice powers and has inadvertently plunged the world into a Narnia-esque eternal winter, and her estranged sister who might be able to thaw her icy temperament.

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The film grossed $1.27 billion (£889 million) on its cinema release in 2013, with a sequel currently in the works.