Disney has released the first photos from inside Bluey’s Wild World at Conservation Station in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, ahead of its May 26, 2026 opening. Here’s what to expect when you make the trip out to Rafiki’s Planet Watch.
Getting there is half the fun! The only way to reach the experience is by boarding the Wildlife Express Train, departing from near Harambe Market in Africa. Note that only folding strollers are allowed on board, so plan ahead if you’re bringing little ones.
Once you arrive, Disney describes the experience this way:
Step into a one-of-a-kind play experience with Bluey and her sister Bingo at Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park.
Take the Wildlife Express Train and get ready for a colorful stop during your day! Make your way to Conservation Station. Here, you can laugh, dance and play games. Plus, join Bluey and Bingo as they enjoy some of their favorite games like Magic Asparagus and Keepy Uppy.
Inside, host actors from the P.A.C.K. team (Playful Animal Crew for Kids) lead guests through interactive games with animal-themed twists on beloved activities from the show. Bluey and Bingo move through the crowd interacting with guests, and the whole session wraps up with a bubble shower finale. The experience runs 8:30 AM to 3:45 PM and is designed for the whole family.
Virtual Queue
For the time being, Bluey’s Wild World requires a virtual queue through the My Disney Experience app, with two daily drop times:
- 7 AM – Requires valid admission and a park reservation (if applicable). You don’t need to be inside the park yet.
- 10 AM – Requires valid admission and physical presence inside Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
Each guest may join once per day. No standby option will be available during the initial opening period, though Disney says one will come later.
What Else Is New?
Just outside Conservation Station, a new habitat called Jumping Junction replaces the former Affection Section petting zoo. Kangaroos and wallabies are on display, though it’s view-only – there is no longer a petting zoo element. Existing Conservation Station features like the Veterinary Treatment Room, Nutrition Center, and Amphibian, Reptile and Invertebrate Windows do remain.
The interior itself has been fully transformed, with the former animation experience and central displays replaced with an open game and performance zone dressed in Bluey-themed walls, props, illustrated backdrops, and colorful lighting.
New Bluey-themed menu items, novelties, and merchandise are also rolling out at the park. Take a look here!
Bluey’s Wild World is part of Walt Disney World’s Cool Kids’ Summer programming, but is expected to last beyond the season. Disney has also launched a dedicated webpage with full details on the experience, virtual queue, and activities.
Are you excited to see Bluey at Disney’s Animal Kingdom?
