Photos / Video: Bluey and Bingo Host a Pyjama Party Aboard the Disney Dream

Guests sailing aboard the Disney Dream can now spot the adorable duo in various offerings throughout their voyage.

Bluey and Bingo's takeover of the Disney Dream continues with Bluey's Pyjama Party, a new interactive freeze dance party.

What's Happening:

  • Bluey and Bingo are taking over Disney Cruise Line and Disney Parks in a big way in 2026, and it's all begun with the duo's appearance aboard the Disney Dream.
  • During our sailing, we caught Bluey and Bingo appearing in the D Lounge venue for meet and greets.
  • Sailings also feature Bluey and Bingo's Pyjama Party, which offers up freeze dancing, interactive games, and a special character appearance.
  • Guests can also get the whole family moving at the high-energy Wakey Wakey, a lively morning celebration. Or take part in Who’s Behind the Curtain, a family game show that ends in a dance party for all.

Watch Bluey and Bingo's Pyjama Party:

  • Domestic sailings aboard the Disney Dream will continue to feature Bluey and Bingo sporadically throughout sailings, and they'll also be coming to the Disney Wish starting in June 2026.
  • Be sure to check the Disney Cruise Line app during your sailing for exact times.
  • Over at Walt Disney World, beginning in summer 2026, Bluey fans will want to head to Conservation Station at Disney's Animal Kingdom for the chance to play and dance with Bluey and Bingo!
  • At Disneyland, Bluey will take over the Fantasyland Theatre for a brand new experience called Bluey’s Best Day Ever!

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Luke Manning
Luke is a fan of all things theme parks and self-proclaimed #1 fan of Joffrey’s Coffee, who lives in Kissimmee, FL
Tony Betti
Originally from California where he studied a dying artform (hand-drawn animation), Tony has spent most of his adult life in the theme parks of Orlando. When he’s not writing for LP, he’s usually watching and studying something animated or arguing about “the good ole’ days” at the parks.