Facts at a Glance About Wildlife Express Train:
| Park: Animal Kingdom. Location: Starts in Africa, goes to Conservation Station & Bluey’s Wild World. Height Requirement: None. Lightning Lane Multi Pass: No. Lightning Lane Single Pass: No. |
| Quick Notes: Train ride to Conservation Station & Bluey’s Wild World. |
| Disney Warnings: None. |
| Our Additional Cautions: Other than motion sickness, we did not observe any noteworthy obstacles, impediments, or challenges, but please judge for yourself, as everyone is different and attractions may change. |
| Length: The ride lasts approximately 6 minutes. |
| Wheelchair/ECV and Special Needs Info: You can stay in your wheelchair or ECV. Assistive Listening, Handheld Captioning. |
Overview of Wildlife Express Train
This train ride is the only way to get to Conservation Station & Bluey’s Wild World, which features animal experiences and a live show with Bluey, Bingo, and some humans. The destination area includes the Jumping Junction, where you’ll see kangaroos and wallabies, and Conservation Station. Australian Robert Irwin narrarates the ride.
Queue and seating information for Wildlife Express Train
The queue is primarily under a covering with ceiling fans, but when crowded, it can extend outdoors to an uncovered area. The wait for the train, both coming and going, can take some time, while the ride itself is about 6 minutes each way. If the queue is crowded, you may have to wait for multiple trains to arrive and depart before you can be boarded.
Guests must leave their strollers at the train station. There are two exceptions. You can bring your stroller along if you have a stroller marked as a wheelchair or if you have a collapsible stroller (Disney rentals are not collapsible).
After the train ride, the walking path to the attractions is quite long. Depending on the pace you walk, it can take somewhere around 10 minutes, give or take. Keep in mind that if you’re unable to bring a stroller, either your child will have to walk the long path or you’ll have to carry him/her.
There are two rows of seats that face outward in the same direction, so you ride facing sideways. The sides are open, and the seats are wood benches with backs.
Wheelchair/ECV information: Wheelchair/ECV riders go to a special waiting area, which the Cast Members will point you to. There’s room for one wheelchair or ECV per train car, but there are multiple cars in each train. Still, you may have to wait for another train during busy times.
Additional details about Wildlife Express Train
As you ride the train, there’s not usually much to see. You’ll catch glimpses of some of the behind-the-scenes animal care facilities for Kilimanjaro Safaris, and on the return trip you’ll see some themed houses, and you’ll ride alongside Kali River Rapids briefly.
Check out the Wildlife Express Train on video:
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CHECK OUT MORE RIDES IN ANIMAL KINGDOM:
Discovery Island
Pandora – The World of Avatar
Africa
Conservation Station & Bluey’s Wild World
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Theater in the Wild |
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