Conservation Station

Conservation Station is reached by the Wildlife Express Train from Harambe. The area combines animal-care exhibits with Bluey’s Wild World and Australian animal viewing at Jumping Junction.

Things to do

Bluey’s Wild World

Bluey and Bingo appear in an interactive play experience at Conservation Station. Check the current session and greeting arrangements.

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Jumping Junction

An animal-viewing area featuring kangaroos and wallabies. Activity and visibility depend on the animals and their care.

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Animal Care at Conservation Station

Exhibits and viewing windows explain parts of the park’s animal-care work. Procedures and demonstrations are not guaranteed at every visit.

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Wildlife Express Train

The train is the only guest route between Harambe and Conservation Station. The return trip is part of the visit.

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Getting around

Performers and children dance with Bluey and Bingo
Bluey at Conservation Station

Allow time for both train rides and check the last departure before heading out. This area does not have a pedestrian route back to Africa. Food and drink options are limited compared with Harambe, so plan around the current facilities.

Sources

Checked November 10, 2026. Hours, menus, character appearances and refurbishment plans can change. The linked attraction pages include current boarding and accessibility requirements.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom attraction directory · Disney’s current dining directory

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  • Bluey’s Wild World: Disney.
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  • Animal Care at Conservation Station: Disney.
  • Wildlife Express Train: Disney.
  • Bluey at Conservation Station: Disney.

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