It looks like a Bluey figure or decoration has been added to the Conservation Station at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The Rafiki statue was removed from the sign earlier this month. The area, accessible by the Wildlife Express Train, was formerly Rafiki’s Planet Watch but will go by just Conservation Station when Bluey’s Wild World opens.

Bluey on Conservation Station Sign

It looks like there’s something bulky under the tarp on the right side of the sign.

Upon closer inspection, we saw a round blue element sticking off the side of the sign to the ride. It’s not immediately clear if this is an image of Bluey, text, or something else. This is where Rafiki used to hang.

Bluey’s Wild World will open at Conservation Station for the start of Cool Kids’ Summer on May 26. The experience will include games, dancing, and a meet and greet with Bluey and Bingo. They are expected to appear where The Animation Experience took place while a new Animation Academy will open at Disney’s Hollywood Studios later this summer.

Affection Section becomes Jumping Junction, where guests will see kangaroos and wallabies (but not pet them).

Bluey’s Wild World will utilize a virtual queue upon opening.

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