Discover Animal Care at Conservation Station
Our tips:
- Arrive by train
- See the kangaroos
- Ask your questions
Animal Care at Conservation Station
Animal Care at Conservation Station is in the Conservation Station area of Disney's Animal Kingdom. You'll discover how Disney protects animals all over the world and how the animals in the park are cared for, and you'll see some of the smallest residents.
The concept
In the treatment room you can see where the vets work; sometimes a treatment is under way. At the nutrition window you can see how meals are prepared for all the animals. In the Science Center you can watch the scientists at work.
The Experience
Behind glass you'll see frogs, lizards and invertebrates. You'll also learn what you can do for nature at home. Nearby is Jumping Junction, new in 2026, where you can see kangaroos and wallabies from Australia.
Discover Animal Care at Conservation Station
Arrive by train
You can only reach Conservation Station on the Wildlife Express Train from Harambe.
See the kangaroos
At Jumping Junction you'll see kangaroos and wallabies and learn how to tell them apart.
Ask your questions
The animal experts are happy to answer all your questions. Children often enjoy this the most.
Visitor information
There's no height requirement and you can stay in your wheelchair. Service dogs aren't allowed in Jumping Junction. Exactly what you'll see can vary from day to day.
A love of animals
Conservation Station shows just how much care goes on behind the scenes of the park. Combine your visit with Bluey's Wild World, where children dance and play with Bluey and Bingo. A calm, educational stop for the whole family.
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