'Fun-filled immersive adventure': New details revealed about Bluey's World in Brisbane
It's the Aussie-made TV show which entertains kids around the world.
And now Bluey is being brought to life.
Families are set to flock to Brisbane, Queensland to visit the new Bluey's World.
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Families are set to flock to Brisbane, Queensland to visit the new Bluey's World. Supplied
It's going to have larger-than-life sets which will make visitors feel like they're in the show.
New pictures reveal visitors will be able to visit the Heeler home's front porch and living room, where so many of Bluey and Bingo's hilarious games unfold.
Bosses call it a "fun-filled immersive adventure,"
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"With every detail meticulously brought to life in large scale, including hidden long dogs, Bluey's neighbourhood to play in at the end, plus a fantastic range of exclusive merchandise at Alfie's Gift Shop, there is something to excite every Bluey fan," Kate O'Connor, Director Brands and Licensing, BBC Studios ANZ, said
The iconic homes are created in real life. Supplied
Bluey's World has been crafted with the help of Joe Brumm, the creator of Bluey and Suzy Brumm, as well as the team from Ludo Studio which makes the show.
Producer Andrew Kay called it the "ultimate experience" and said the attraction will have interactive play zones and even photo opportunities with beloved characters, just like at theme parks like Disneyland.
Bluey's World opens on November 7, 2024, at Northshore Pavilion, Hamilton in Brisbane.
But it won't be permanent.
It'll be open until September 2025
The next release of tickets comes out on Monday (October 21) here.
However, it's not cheap. Tickets start at $49.90, adding up to a pricey outlay for a family.
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