Bluey and Bingo have arrived at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Bluey’s Wild World opened May 26, 2026, at Conservation Station and is scheduled to continue beyond the summer, combining character play with animal experiences inspired by Australia.
Getting to Conservation Station
Guests must take the Wildlife Express Train from the station near Harambe Market in Africa. Strollers may travel on the train but need to be folded. Because reaching the area takes time, families should treat the experience as a dedicated part of the day rather than a quick character stop.
What families can experience
- Games with Bluey and Bingo, including Keepy Uppy and Magic Asparagus
- Music, dancing and a bubble-filled finale
- Animal-care viewing areas at Conservation Station
- Jumping Junction, featuring kangaroos and wallabies
- Bluey-inspired PhotoPass Magic Shots, food and merchandise
At Jumping Junction, guests can join a guided walk-through with a Disney animal expert and learn about Australian marsupials.
Food and souvenirs
Disney has introduced Bluey-themed treats such as Fairy Bread Cake, Wackadoo Fruit Freeze, Bluey’s Berry Lemonade and mini pretzels with cheese and blueberry-mustard sauces. Merchandise is available at Island Mercantile and Conservation Station while supplies last.
Planning tip
Check the My Disney Experience app for current operating information, take weather breaks and leave flexibility for the train ride. The experience is especially suited to preschool and elementary-age Bluey fans.
Details are subject to change. Source: Disney Parks Blog.