Bluey Coming to Animal Kingdom’s Conservation Station in Summer 2026

The Wildlife Express Train is going to be a lot more crowded next summer. Today, Disney announced that a Bluey experience is coming to the park’s Conservation Station. The uber-popular Blue Heeler will be joined by Bingo, her Red Heeler sister, in Rafiki’s Planet Watch. Here’s Disney’s announcement:

“Beginning in summer 2026 at Walt Disney World Resort, you’ll be able to take a fun excursion to Conservation Station in Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, where you can play and dance with Bluey and Bingo! Play some of your favorite games from Bluey episodes with a fun animal twist, like butterfly keepy uppy.

“Grab the whole family and snap some pictures alongside your Blue Heeler pals to remember this one-of-a-kind adventure. Plus, as part of your wild excursion, step outside to discover an experience with animals native to Bluey’s home country of Australia!”

Adding Bluey to Conservation Station is a smart move by Disney. With DinoLand U.S.A. set to close in February, Animal Kingdom will have some capacity challenges. Offering guests a reason to board the Wildlife Express Train to Rafiki’s Planet Watch will help distribute crowds more evenly. It also encourages families to explore an often-overlooked area of the park, one where they can learn to draw Disney characters, pet some goats and pigs, and maybe even see a veterinary procedure.

Bluey and Bingo arrive in Animal Kingdom in summer 2026.