Bluey’s Best Day Ever! is now bringing the Fantasyland Theatre to life daily at Disneyland. Fans can enjoy playtime with Bluey, Bingo, and other friends in the grounds of Bluey’s school. There are chances to dance along during one of two shows, eat foods that are inspired by the series, enjoy activities, purchase merchandise, or capture fun memories throughout the Fantasyland Theatre.
Ahead of the start of Bluey’s Best Day Ever!, Daps Magic was invited to a media preview for what was in store when guests would experience. This included the chance to talk to multiple Disneyland representatives who shared about different aspects of this offering. Taylor Worden is a choreographer with Disney Live Entertainment. In the following interview, she shares about bringing Bluey’s Best Day Ever! to life from the perspective of a choreographer!
Takeaways of Note
There were some fun takeaways from this interview that Taylor shared. Here are some of the standouts:
- The Power of Play
- Choreography for Bluey’s Best Day Ever! was built on the concept of active play.
- This show is aimed to be fun for everyone, including parents and grandparents.
- There was a goal to help adults tap into their “childlike mindset.”
- Movement in the show drew inspiration from the worlds that Bluey and Bingo create in the series.
- Audience Engagement
- This show is meant to be interacted with Bluey and Bingo, who are directly interacting with those who are there.
- To get the most out of this show, Taylor encouraged guests to come with an open mind and let their “inner child take the lead.”
- Advice for Aspiring Choreographers
- Take every dance class possible and watch as many performances as possible (online or in person).
- Pursue the passion and hold it “close to your heart.”
Bluey’s Best Day Ever! is a fun offering for the whole family that is now available at the Disneyland Resort in Disneyland’s Fantasyland Theatre. More information, guides, and videos can be found on Daps Magic’s Bluey’s Best Day Ever! page. What do you think of this new offering at The Happiest Place on Earth? Have you seen it in person yet? What did you like the most? What do you think about the choreography and what Taylor had to say about it? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below!
