Disney+ will add several new projects connected to the children’s animated series Bluey in March 2026. The additions include a filmed stage production and a collection of short-form episodes.
The new releases expand the amount of Bluey programming available on the streaming platform. They also introduce additional formats beyond the standard animated episodes.
Filmed Stage Production Arrives on Disney+
A recorded version of the touring show Bluey’s Big Play – The Stage Show will debut on Disney+ on March 16, 2026.
The stage production adapts the animated television series for live theater audiences. Performers operate large puppets to portray characters from the show. The production also uses stage sets and music to recreate the world of the series.
Bandit and Bingo run around and have fun with Turtleboy – Disney Plus
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The story for the stage show was written by Bluey creator Joe Brumm. Composer Joff Bush, who writes music for the television series, also contributed music for the theatrical production.
The show has toured internationally since its debut. Productions have appeared across Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Asia, South Africa, Europe, and North America.
The Disney+ release allows audiences to watch the theatrical production in a filmed format.
Short “Minisodes” Planned for Disney+
Disney+ will also release a collection of short episodes known as “Bluey Minisodes.” The streaming service plans to add ten of these shorts on May 20, 2026.
Each minisode runs one to three minutes, generally. The shorts focus on small moments involving Bluey, Bingo, and their family.
Promotional artwork for a Bluey roller coaster ride – Merlin Entertainment
The minisodes expand on the everyday situations and games that appear in the main series. The shorter format allows each story to center on a single joke or activity.
Disney previously introduced Bluey minisodes through short-form content tied to the series. Some have appeared online and on television platforms connected to Disney’s children’s programming.
New Disney Parks Stage Experience
Disney has also announced a separate live entertainment experience tied to the series. The production, titled “Bluey’s Best Day Ever!,” will debut at Disneyland Park on March 22, 2026.
Bluey and Bingo Meet and Greet characters at Disney World – Disney
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The show will take place inside the Fantasyland Theatre. Bluey and her sister Bingo will appear on stage with performers and musicians. Guests will take part in games and music inspired by moments from the television series.
The show is scheduled to run throughout the year as part of the Disneyland Resort’s 70th anniversary celebration.
Upcoming Bluey Movie
The Bluey franchise is also expanding to theaters with a feature film scheduled for release on August 6, 2027.
Bluey and Chucky watch Dad, Pat and Lucky celebrate their rugby team scoring! – Disney Plus
The CG-animated movie is written and directed by series creator Joe Brumm and produced by Ludo Studio in collaboration with BBC Studios. Walt Disney Studios will distribute the film globally in theaters before it later streams on Disney+. The movie will feature returning voice actors Melanie Zanetti and David McCormack as Bluey’s parents, Chilli and Bandit, and will mark the first time the characters appear in a feature-length theatrical story.
A Growing Franchise
The animated series Bluey first premiered in Australia. Ludo Studio produces the program for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and BBC Studios.
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The new Disney+ releases add additional formats to the franchise. The platform will offer traditional episodes, short minisodes, and a filmed theatrical performance.
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