Upon entry, we could choose a headband, Bluey, Bingo, or one of the parents! Weekday tickets: $49.90, Public holidays: $64.90 (Same price for adults and kids aged 2+). The price isn’t cheap. If we expected a theme park, it might not feel worth it, but as an immersive experience, it’s pretty decent!
Each session includes an NPC who guides and interacts with the group, and every scene is packed with nostalgic details, making us feel like we’ve stepped into Bluey’s world. The colours and design are so well done, we’d love to have a Bluey-style room!
No photos are allowed inside, which makes sense if we think of it as a live performance.
After the session, there’s a small playground where we can grab a bite. Ice cream costs $9.50 which is quite pricey, but if we think of it as a collectible Bluey-themed treat, it feels more reasonable.
Overall, we weren’t expecting much, but both our kid and we were pleasantly surprised. The experience exceeded expectations, and our kid had an absolute blast!
Bluey’s World Brisbane
Address – 281 MacArthur Ave, Hamilton QLD 4007 (Free parking)
New sessions start every 30 minutes. We had 4 PM tickets, arrived at 3:30 PM, and managed to join the earlier session. On weekdays, it’s less crowded, only three families in our group.