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Bluey’s Wild World at Animal Kingdom Will Use a Virtual Queue at Launch

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Bluey’s Wild World at Animal Kingdom Will Use a Virtual Queue at Launch

Guests hoping to visit Conservation Station once Bluey’s Wild World and Jumping Junction debut on May 26, 2026, will need to join a virtual queue. A standby line will not be available, although Disney says one will be added once the initial rush dies down.

Disney didn’t have any alternatives. Conservation Station was never built to absorb massive crowds, and Bluey is about to bring exactly that. For years, the area – accessible only by the Wildlife Express Train –  has been a quiet diversion for those needing time away from long lines and people. Starting May 26, both are coming.

Animal Kingdom's Wildlife Express Train Station

Guests will have two chances to join the virtual queue, first at 7 AM and again at 10 AM. The 7 AM drop requires valid park admission and, if applicable, an Animal Kingdom park reservation. The 10 AM window is only available to guests already inside the park.

So what exactly is coming to the revamped Conservation Station? Quite a bit.

Meet Bluey and Bingo

Bluey’s Wild World will have kids and their families spending time with Bluey and Bingo inside an interactive experience. According to Disney, guests will participate in familiar games like Keepy Uppy and Magic Asparagus while exploring the “transformative power of play.” And there will be plenty of “Wackadoo!” moments. The show ends with a shower of bubbles.

The show ends with a shower of bubbles.

Jumping Junction animals

A kangaroo startling a bird in front of Animal Kingdom's Tree of Life
A kangaroo startling a bird in front of Animal Kingdom’s Tree of Life

Jumping Junction is taking over the former Affection Section. As we reported earlier this year, that means guests will no longer be able to pet goats, pigs, cows, and other barnyard animals. In exchange, Disney is introducing a shared habitat featuring kangaroos and wallabies, giving guests a closer look at two of Australia’s most recognizable animals.

Animal care

Despite the Bluey additions, Conservation Station’s educational and animal-care offerings are staying intact. Guests will still be able to explore exhibits featuring amphibians, reptiles, and invertebrates, learn how Disney prepares animal diets, and (if they’re lucky) watch vets treat animals inside the Veterinary Treatment Room.

Blue’s Wild World and Jumping Junction debut on May 26, 2026. Start training those button-smashing fingers now.