The beloved characters Bluey & Bingo will be making their way to the Disney Parks and Cruise Line in 2026. Guests will be able to see them make their debut at Disneyland, Animal Kingdom and a variety of ships on DCL. In this post, we’ll share the details on Bluey & Bingo before adding in our own commentary. Let’s get to the news!

The wait is almost over – Bluey and Bingo are on their way! Soon, guests will have the chance to step into the playful world of Bluey at Disneyland Resort, Walt Disney World Resort, and aboard select Disney Cruise Line sailings. Unforgettable character greetings, dance parties, or a fun round of Keepy Uppy will be offered throughout the different spots.

Bluey Debuts at Disneyland Park on March 22

Beginning March 22, 2026, experience the world of Bluey as the Fantasyland Theatre in Disneyland Park transforms into Bluey’s school. Join the fun of Bluey’s best day ever during the fair at Bluey’s school, where you can see The Grannies, dance with Chattermax, eat fave foods inspired by the animated series at Troubadour Tavern, and more.

Throughout the day, Bluey and her sister Bingo will take the stage alongside a troupe of comedic actors and musicians to bring the best of the music and games from Bluey episodes to life.

Get in on the family fun and dance along with the sisters, play fan-favorite games like Keepy Uppy, or go on adventures in a life-sized gnome village or fairy garden.

New Bluey Experience Coming to Disney’s Animal Kingdom

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!

Bluey and Bingo Set Sail on Disney Cruise Line

Dive into more Bluey and Bingo fun onboard Disney Cruise Line sailings! Coming in 2026, the duo will be on select domestic sailings for greetings, dance parties, and more.

Spend some time meeting and interacting with Bluey and Bingo or get the whole family moving at the high-energy Wakey Wakey, a lively morning celebration. The dancing doesn’t stop there! Take part in Who’s Behind the Curtain, a family game show that ends in a dance party for all.

And don’t forget to stop by the Pyjama Bash for freeze dancing, interactive games, and a special character appearance. From Bluey and Bingo’s favorite games, to scavenger hunts and crafts, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the world of Bluey at sea.

Commentary

I’ll start off by saying that I’ve never watched Bluey. No disrespect to adults without kids who have but, as a man in my mid-30’s, I’ve just never felt the need. I’ve only heard good things about the show though and as a lover of Duffy & Friends, maybe I’m missing out on my next favorite thing. It’s a risk I’m willing to take. All that to say, I’m probably not the best person to comment on Bluey and Bingo coming to the Disney Parks.

I can comment on fit though! Adding Bluey to the Fantasyland Theatre is nice because that means the place won’t be sitting there empty. Something is better than nothing, without a doubt. My personal preference would be an actual stage show here but that hasn’t happened in… 6 years? For whatever reason, the domestic Disney Parks have moved away from stage shows more and more.

Bluey’s Best Day Ever seems like a more thought out and enjoyable version of the Pixar Festival event held at Fantasyland Theatre the last few summers. I think it will do well there and is located in a place to draw in more kids, being situated between Fantasyland and Toontown.

The Animal Kingdom fit is even better, hopefully adding some life to Conservation Station! While the park is in transition with very few rides, adding anything to the back area, that’s only reached by train, is a great idea. Having the tie-ins to Australian animals is also smart and won’t make this seem too out of place. I’m guessing this will unseat the animation class that happens in the same area but that remains to be seen.

Over on the cruise line, a meet & greet as well as an early morning event is a no-brainer. Both sound like fun and should draw families with little ones. No matter where a Bluey meet & greet is, be it Disneyland, Animal Kingdom or the cruise ship, I assume it’s going to be very popular!

For those that have made it through this whole post wondering if a man in his mid-30’s is going to frequent these Bluey & Bingo events, I saved this last paragraph for you. For research, it seems like I have to check them out. Is it more creepy if I’m standing in the back by myself or taking part in the activities by myself? I’ll have to contemplate these things before March rolls around.

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