Discover Wildlife Express Train
Our tips:
- The only way there
- Bluey and Bingo
- Collect badges
Wildlife Express Train
The Wildlife Express Train departs from Harambe in Africa at Disney's Animal Kingdom. Aboard a rustic train, you travel for about 7 minutes (1.2 miles, almost 2 kilometres) to Conservation Station.
The concept
Along the way, you get a look behind the scenes of the park. You pass the buildings where the rhinos, elephants and other animals are cared for.
The Experience
The train runs slowly, so you can take a good look around. On the way, you learn more about animal conservation. At Conservation Station you get off for Animal Care at Conservation Station, Jumping Junction with kangaroos and wallabies, and Bluey's Wild World. Afterwards, you take the train back to Harambe.
Discover Wildlife Express Train
The only way there
The train is the only way to reach Conservation Station, so set aside some time for it together.
Bluey and Bingo
At Conservation Station you can dance and play with Bluey and Bingo at Bluey's Wild World.
Collect badges
You can also earn Wilderness Explorer badges at Conservation Station.
Visitor information
There is no height requirement: everyone can ride. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or over. Wheelchair users can stay in their wheelchair in an adapted carriage.
A quick look behind the scenes
The Wildlife Express Train is a relaxed outing, especially fun with children. On the return journey, the train takes you back to Harambe in Africa.
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