The Bluey’s Wild World Virtual Queue is proving easier to secure on day two than it was on opening day. Here’s a look at the Virtual Queue availability for day two, which now basically means that anyone who wants to experience Bluey’s Wild World will have a chance. Here’s the latest!
Bluey’s Wild World Virtual Queue Now Easier to Secure
In This Article
- How the 7am and 10am drops differ
- What we’re seeing with the 10am drop now
- Tips for securing your boarding group
Opening day of Bluey’s Wild World at Disney’s Animal Kingdom was a very busy debut for the Heeler sisters. Both Virtual Queue windows filled instantly, leaving many guests unable to experience Bluey’s Wild World. Now, we’re seeing a much different story for day two.
What We’re Seeing With the 10am Drop
While the 7am drop remained an instant sellout on day two, the 10am Virtual Queue has remained open long enough for guests to join without the frantic scramble. In fact, it remains open some 20 minutes later as we publish this article. That’s a meaningful shift from opening day, when both drops filled quickly and demand was at its peak. It doesn’t mean availability is always going to be guaranteed, but guests who missed the 7am window now have a much easier second chance.
7am vs. 10am: Key Differences
As we covered ahead of opening day, there are two daily drops. The 7am window is open to any guest with valid park admission and, where applicable, an Animal Kingdom park reservation. Guests do not need to be inside the park yet to join at 7am.
The 10am drop works differently. Guests must have valid park admission and must be inside Disney’s Animal Kingdom at the time of the drop. That added requirement is likely a factor in why the 10am window has more availability, but it also means you need to plan accordingly. Be in the park and have the My Disney Experience app ready before 10am.
Tips for the 10am Drop
A few things worth keeping in mind. Be inside Animal Kingdom before 10am. Open the My Disney Experience app and navigate to the Virtual Queue section ahead of time so you’re not searching when the drop goes live. Make sure your full party is linked in the app. Even with the 10am window opening more slowly, it’s not unlimited.
We’ll continue to track availability and update as the pattern develops. For now, if you’re planning a visit to see Bluey and Bingo, the 10am drop is your best chance.
What the Virtual Queue Covers
It’s worth knowing what you’re actually joining when you grab a boarding group. The Bluey’s Wild World Virtual Queue covers the full Rafiki’s Planet Watch experience: the Wildlife Express Train from Harambe Station, Bluey’s Wild World at Conservation Station, Jumping Junction, and the Animal Care experiences. When the Virtual Queue is active, guests cannot board the Wildlife Express Train without a return time. There is no standby option currently available. Disney has indicated one will be added at a later date.
OUR TAKE: We’re very happy to see improved availability for the Bluey’s Wild World Virtual Queue on day two. Our hope was that day one would be different than day two, and that week two would be different than week one. That seems to be the case so far.
With Disney announcing that Bluey’s Wild World will eventually open a standby queue, and with the 10am drop staying open long enough so that anyone who wants a Virtual Queue spot is able to secure it, our hope is that Disney has some confidence to move quickly to open the standby queue.
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