Bluey's Wild World Gets Official Disney World Webpage Ahead of May 26 Opening

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Posted: Tuesday May 19, 2026 2:43pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has added Bluey's Wild World at Conservation Station to the official Walt Disney World website, giving the experience its own dedicated webpage as the May 26 opening approaches.

No new information or photos have been added beyond what Disney has already announced, and no previews or soft openings have been announced.

Bluey's Wild World at Conservation Station webpage on the official Disney World website

The webpage confirms the virtual queue will be in place from opening day. Guests will need to use the My Disney Experience app to join, with no standby queue available during the initial opening period. Each guest can request to join the virtual queue once per day during regular park hours.

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Bluey's Wild World will feature interactive games inspired by the series, character appearances by Bluey and Bingo, and Jumping Junction, the new outdoor habitat housing kangaroos and wallabies. The experience opens as part of Cool Kids' Summer at Walt Disney World.

Disney has not announced any preview events or cast member previews ahead of the Memorial Day weekend opening.

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Captain Barbossa3 days ago

My local zoo has a walk through wallaby & red kangaroo exhibit that opened about 15 years ago. Fortunately there hasn’t been any brawls between the Aussies and deranged humans. The only time there’s any rowdiness is when the male Wallaby, Rocket, is in the mood. He likes to try and mate with anyone and anything. But yeah no dukes so far.

Disgruntled Walt3 days ago

The Gene Kelly animatronic is long gone.

UNCgolf3 days ago

While it says they eventually plan for it to be unguided, I'm positive they'll still have staff stationed throughout to make sure guests don't do anything they shouldn't. They have to protect the animals too (more important than protecting the people, really). I'm also guessing it will stay very low capacity. Higher than it is in this test period, but it almost has to be significantly limited in terms of how many people can walk through at a time. Still wouldn't be surprised to see it shut down with how badly behaved some people are at Disney, but who knows.

Mr. Sullivan3 days ago

I’m not used to seeing you have this vibe on here omg But yeah, if it goes to hell in a handbasket, I’ll eat crow as well

ToTBellHop3 days ago

They don’t know how to paint a wall people won’t pick the paint off of. Or design queue elements and games people won’t destroy. Is a person who swings from a light pole (which I’ve seen) safe around a kangaroo? I’d love to be pleasantly surprised here. Happy to come back in a year and admit I was wrong if so.

Mr. Sullivan3 days ago

We’ll see but I really struggle to imagine Disney can’t figure out how to prevent this when so many other places already have.

MisterPenguin4 days ago

RELEASE THE BABY!!!

ToTBellHop4 days ago

Yes, and yet when a poorly supervised child inevitably charges at a kangaroo and gets punched, it’ll make national news. There’s no way this lasts long. Look around WDW. Too many feral people.

Mr. Sullivan4 days ago

They are far from the only place where you can get up close and personal with kangaroos. The zoo in Nashville also lets you go into an enclosure with them and walk right up to them and touch them if they allow. This is an experience that is offered at dozens of zoos around the world.