Fantasyland Theatre Closes to Prepare for Bluey’s Best Day Ever Stage Show

Blog post description.Disneyland’s Fantasyland Theatre has closed to make way for “Bluey’s Best Day Ever!”, a new stage production starring Bluey and Bingo that opens March 22, 2026.

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1/3/20262 min read

After years of hosting musical revues and seasonal shows, the charming Fantasyland Theatre in Disneyland Park is temporarily dark. On January 3 2026, WDW News Today reported that the theater has closed as work begins on Bluey’s Best Day Ever!, a new live stage show celebrating the beloved Australian children’s series. Here’s what’s happening behind those construction walls and what guests can expect when the curtains rise again.

Why the theatre closed

The closure comes right after Holiday Fun with Santa & Friends wrapped up on December 24 2025. Unlike other holiday entertainment at Disneyland, which runs into early January, the Fantasyland Theatre show ended earlier to allow Disney to start transforming the venue. As of January 3, walls and black scrim surround the entire building, blocking interior views and creating a bit of mystery. This indicates that significant set construction or interior modifications are underway.

Meet “Bluey’s Best Day Ever!”

Bluey fans, rejoice: the lovable blue heeler and her sister Bingo are getting their own stage show. Bluey’s Best Day Ever! debuts March 22 2026 and will run throughout the year. According to WDW News Today, the theater will be reimagined as the grounds of Bluey’s school. Guests will watch Bluey and Bingo join a troupe of comedic actors and musicians, interacting with other familiar characters like the Grannies, Chattermax and Unicorse. It’s a rare chance to see these animated stars in a live setting, and the show’s interactive elements promise to keep little ones engaged.

A limited food menu at the nearby Troubadour Tavern will be rethemed to match the show, offering “themed fave foods” to complete the experience. While Disney hasn’t released full details on the menu, expect playful treats inspired by episodes of Bluey.

What this means for guests

The theater’s closure temporarily removes one of Fantasyland’s major entertainment venues, so plan accordingly. With construction walls up, foot traffic patterns around the theater could be altered, and noise from refurbishment work may be present. Fortunately, Disneyland offers plenty of other shows and attractions to fill the gap, including Mickey and the Magical Map at the Fantasyland Theatre’s sister stage in Hong Kong Disneyland and the long‑running Mickey’s PhilharMagic next door.

When Bluey’s Best Day Ever! opens in March, expect high demand. Bluey is a global sensation, and this marks the first time the characters have appeared in a major U.S. theme park show. Disney will likely offer virtual queue or Lightning Lane options to manage crowds. Families with young children should arrive early or secure reserved seating through dining packages if offered. Keep an eye on Disneyland’s entertainment schedule for performance times, and remember that shows can reach capacity quickly on busy days.

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A theater makeover is always exciting, and this one brings a new kind of magic to Fantasyland. We’re eager to see how Disney translates Bluey’s playful world onto the stage and how the interactive elements will engage young audiences. Stay tuned to Behind the Wish for updates as more details about Bluey’s Best Day Ever! emerge, including sneak‑peeks at set designs, costume concepts and the revamped Troubadour Tavern menu.