Bluey Has Officially Arrived in Disney World — Here's Everything You Need to Know!

Bluey has officially moved into Disney World! Bluey’s Wild World just opened today at Animal Kingdom with so much Bluey-themed fun.

Hi Bluey!

We’re here to check out the new offerings and report on the crowds, so let’s dive into the full experience! Get ready folks, because Bluey is POPULAR.

The first and most important thing you need to know is that Bluey’s Wild World is currently operating with a virtual queue. You can attempt to join the queue in the My Disney Experience app at 7AM and 10AM each day. Disney expects to eventually operate the attraction with a standby line, so we’ll update you when that change happens later on.

Our boarding group

We joined the 7AM virtual queue from the line at the entrance to the park, and we were surrounded by LOTS of people waiting to get in. The crowds were certainly heavy at opening time this morning!

Lines at the entrance

Things disappated a bit once we got into Discovery Island. Thankfully, the virtual queue system keeps folks from rushing back to Bluey.

Crowds in Discovery Island

Bluey’s Wild World is located at Conservation Station, which is only accessible by the Wildlife Express train. The area got a new sign ahead of Bluey’s arrival!

NOTE: You will need to show proof of a virtual queue to board the train.

The entrance

The train has also been updated slightly with a new narration done by Robert Irwin — we are heading to an Australian-themed area, after all!

Wildlife Express

It’s important to note that because you don’t actually scan your virtual queue until you get to Bluey’s Wild World, you will need to allow time to ride the train and walk back to the building. We recommend 20-30 minutes (30 to be on the safe side) for this. Your virtual queue return time allows you one hour after your boarding group is called, so budget accordingly.

The entrance to the show

Bluey’s Wild World is a 14-minute show where small groups of people interact with Bluey and Bingo, play games, and dance. If you arrive while a show is in progress, you’ll be held in a waiting area off to the side. Between each show, there’s about a five minute transition period.

Line for Bluey’s dance party

Each show is capped at around 100 people, and that made the experience feel fairly intimate. Kids are encouraged to come forward and sit on the ground close to the front. It felt like being in a summer camp group! During the show, we played Magic Asaparagus, Copycat Charades, and Keepy Uppy.

Bluey’s Wild World

Bluey and Bingo roam throughout the group (including the adults) during the games. The show ends with a short dance party.

Hi Bingo!

Other things you can experience back here inclue the small animal exhibits inside Conservation Station and Jumpin’ Junction outside, which now features animals native to Australia. The window into the operation room is still available inside Conservation Station as well, and during our visit, we got to watch them perform surgery on a wallaby!

There are also a ton of new Bluey treats, but we had to try the Fairy Bread Cake! This was so yummy – it’s a vanilla cake coated in white chocolate and topped with rainbow fairy sprinkles. We just found our new favorite Animal Kingdom dessert!

Fairy Bread Cake

We had so much fun seeing Bluey’s Wild World at Conservation Station. Stay tuned to Disney Food Blog for more Disney World news!

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