Walt Disney World will soon welcome Bluey, the Emmy-winning animated series that has become a global sensation, as part of an expanded collaboration between Disney and BBC Studios.
Fans will have new opportunities to interact with their favorite characters in the parks, on Disney Cruise Line, and at Disneyland Resort.
Josh D'Amaro, Chairman, Disney Experiences said:?"Bluey has become a household name for families around the world and we are thrilled to bring her story to life in new ways. We can't wait to watch our youngest guests and their families make memories with Bluey in our parks and on our cruises." Ludo Studio, said: "'It's a lovely day to go boat riding' and we're incredibly excited that Bluey and Bingo will be sailing on Disney Cruises, bringing Bluey's magic to families on the high seas!"
While Disney hasn't yet revealed specifics about what Bluey will bring to Walt Disney World, it has promised unique experiences for fans. These could include character meet-and-greets, interactive activities, or live entertainment similar to what's planned for Disney Cruise Line voyages from Australia and New Zealand. Onboard those cruises, families will join Bluey and her sister, Bingo, for games and dance parties inspired by the show's playful spirit.
A Growing Partnership
The addition of Bluey to Disney's theme parks and cruise ships is part of a larger agreement with BBC Studios, which includes Disney securing global theatrical rights to a Bluey feature film. Slated for release in 2027, the movie will be produced by Ludo Studio and BBC Studios, with plans to stream on Disney+ after its theatrical run.
Bluey has resonated with audiences worldwide for its authentic, heartfelt storytelling about family life. Bringing the series to Disney Parks and cruise ships expands the show's reach and gives fans a chance to connect with Bluey in a whole new way.
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