EDITOR’S UPDATE 5/30/26: Disney has shared that the Virtual Queue for Bluey’s Wild World will no longer be in use starting June 2nd. On that date, the attraction will begin to offer a traditional standby line. 

A new attraction has opened in Disney’s Animal Kingdom..it’s time to visit Bluey’s Wild World!

This is just one part of Disney’s Cool KIDS’ SUMMER event, taking place from May 26th through September 8th this year, but it’s easily one of the most anticipated offerings. This is being held over at Conservation Station, meaning you’ll need to take the Wildlife Express over. Prepare yourselves, though, because this area looks TOTALLY different now!

Conservation Station is located in the back of Animal Kingdom, and to get there, you’ll need to board the Wildlife Express train in Africa. The train entrance got a new sign for the occasion!

The train itself has been updated with new narration by Australian icon Robert Irwin. The whole area is now Australia-themed!

When you disembark the train at Conservation Station, you’ll have the choice of a few different things to do. There are several Bluey photo ops on your way to the main building. There are also some stops if you’re working on Wilderness Explorer badges.

The former home of the Affection Section has turned into Jumpin’ Junction, where you can spot animals that are native to Australia.

And inside Conservation Station’s main building, you can still spot the small animal exhibits, as well as check out the window into the operation room. On May 26th, we got to watch surgery on a wallaby!

But the big draw here is Bluey’s Wild World. It’s a 14-minute show in the spot where the Animation Experience used to live. To watch this show, you’ll need to join the virtual queue in the My Disney Experience app at either 7AM or 10AM. We got into the 7AM queue and were one of the first boarding groups called back to check it out.

You’ll need proof of a virtual queue to board the Wildlife Express, but you won’t scan your virtual queue until you enter the Conservation Station building. Keep in mind that there’s an hour-long return window for your virtual queue, but you’ll need to allow for time to ride the Wildlife Express train and walk back here, so we recommend budgeting 30 minutes for that.

First thing in the morning, we only waited through one other show to watch Bluey’s Wild World, but by 11AM, the queue just to watch the show was over an hour. Disney seemed to be making adjustments in real time as the crowds arrived, so processes for entering the show may be different when you arrive.

During the show, kids were invited to come to the front to play games with Bluey and Bingo! We played Magic Asparagus, Copycat Charades, and Keepy Uppy, all from the hit Bluey TV show. The kids were loving it.

Bluey and Bingo roam through the crowd and interact with you throughout, even in the adults’ area.

At the very end of the show, there’s a short dance party with the characters.

This was a really great show for Bluey fans to see their favorite characters! It’s not like a traditional character meet and greet, but there’s a lot of opportunity for interactive moments.

This is certain to be a VERY popular experience all summer long, so be sure to pack your patience and prepare yourself for waiting in some intense lines!

We’ll be sure to keep you updated on all the latest Disney World news this summer, so stay tuned to DFB!

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Are you looking forward to experiencing this new offering? Tell us in the comments!