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Bluey’s World revealed in new images

Excitement is building for the highly anticipated Bluey's World attraction.

15 Oct 2024 12:06

David Burton

Bluey's World will open in November, 2024.

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Bluey’s World will open next month in Brisbane. Image: Supplied.

Since its announcement in December last year, the launch of Bluey’s World, a new ‘immersive experience’ installed on Brisbane’s Northshore, has been highly anticipated.

Originally slated to open in August, the 4000-square metre experience will now open in November. The original program has been extended until at least September 2025, but tickets are expected to sell fast.

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David Burton

David Burton is a writer from Meanjin, Brisbane. David also works as a playwright, director and author. He is the playwright of over 30 professionally produced plays. He holds a Doctorate in the Creative Industries.

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