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Bluey's Best Day Ever!

Disneyland Park · Fantasyland Theatre

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Overview

Bluey's Best Day Ever! stages an original live adventure with Bluey, Bingo, and their family, blending music and the show's trademark warmth into a stage production built for the Fantasyland Theatre. The production leans on the same imaginative-play spirit that defines the animated series, translated into a live format aimed squarely at young children and their parents.

ParksLog verdict

It carries more of the series' warmth to a live stage than you might expect from a TV-to-theater adaptation. Not essential for guests without young Bluey fans along, but a strong pick for those who do — arrive a little early given how new and popular the show currently is.

About this experience

Live stage show bringing the Bluey family to life with music, puppetry, and playful storytelling for young fans of the animated series.

Best for

  • Young Bluey fans
  • Families with preschool and early-elementary-age children
  • A seated, air-conditioned break in Fantasyland

Tips

  • Check the daily entertainment schedule for showtimes, since it runs on a fixed performance schedule rather than continuously.
  • Arrive a little early for a good seat, especially since the show is very new and drawing strong interest from families.
  • It's a good midday option to rest and cool down between rides.

Details

RecommendedThrill Low~40 min

Type show

Approximate duration ~40 min

Thrill Low

Good for kids Often works well for younger guests

Single Rider Line Not available

Motion sickness None

Location Indoor

Opened 2026

Attraction characteristics
Live ShowIndoorFamilyKid FriendlyMusic

History

Bluey's Best Day Ever! debuted on March 22, 2026, at the Fantasyland Theatre, marking Disneyland's first major stage production built around the Bluey animated series.

Fun facts

  • It debuted March 22, 2026, as Disneyland's first major stage show built around the Bluey animated series.
  • It runs in the Fantasyland Theatre, a venue Disneyland has used for a rotating series of stage productions over the years.