Virtual Queue CHANGE Hits Disney World

Bluey has finally arrived at Disney World, and she’s brought a Virtual Queue with her!

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The park’s Conservation Station is now home to Bluey’s Wild World, where guests can play and dance with both Bingo and Bluey! Here they can also take photos with Bluey, Bingo, and more, and play games like keepy uppy!

Due to the mega-popularity of Bluey — see the massive crowds the character is drawing on the West Coast at Disneyland — Bluey’s Wild World utilizes a Virtual Queue, and will for its initial opening period. In addition, the Wildlife Express Train, Jumping Junction, and the Animal Care experiences at Conservation Station will also be accessed via this Virtual Queue.

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According to Disney, guests can request to join the Virtual Queue via the My Disney Experience app at one of two times: 7:00 AM or 10:00 AM. To request to join the Virtual Queue at 7:00 AM, valid admission is required and, if applicable, a theme park reservation to Disney’s Animal Kingdom is required.

Guests do not need to be in Disney’s Animal Kingdom when joining.

To request to join at 10:00 AM, a valid admission to Disney’s Animal Kingdom is required. Guests must be in Disney’s Animal Kingdom to join.

As usual with Virtual Queues, there are certain tips we’d recommend to try and secure a reservation, including:

Ensure you’re signed into your Disney account on your My Disney Experience app at least 10 minutes before the scheduled drop.
On the front page of the app, you’ll see the option for the Virtual Queue, even if you’re still many minutes away. If you don’t see it, click on the three lines on the bottom right, then scroll down to “Virtual Queue” and click on it.
Click on the Virtual Queue page at LEAST 5 minutes before the drop to confirm your party, ensure you’re familiar with the app, and check your WIFI.
One minute before the drop, toggle back and forth between the My Disney Experience app and the world clock to ensure you stay on the correct page for the drop.
Make sure you’re on the Virtual Queue page and continue refreshing the page until the “Join Virtual Queue” button turns blue, then click on it as fast as you can. Often, we notice that the drop happens on the SECOND, or sometimes a few seconds early.

Parents should also note that the Wildlife Express Train only allows foldable strollers onboard. Therefore, they’ll need to park their stroller at the station in Africa and take the train to Conversation Station, and pick up their stroller upon their return.

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The highly anticipated Bluey’s Wild World has opened at Animal Kingdom, along with a Virtual Queue system that parents need to be aware of. Stay tuned to DFB for more on Disney World’s newest offerings.

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