If Bluey is part of your Disneyland plans, there is an important schedule change coming next weekend that could affect when you visit Disneyland Park.Bluey’s Best Day Ever! has quickly become a popular experience for families at the resort, giving younger guests a chance to see Bluey and Bingo live inside Fantasyland Theatre. However, the experience isn’t currently offered every day, which means families can’t simply walk into Disneyland Park on any random weekday and expect to catch a performance.Credit: DisneyThat situation is about to change.Disneyland is expanding the performance schedule for Bluey’s Best Day Ever! beginning next weekend, with another adjustment following just a few days later. By the beginning of October, guests will have significantly more opportunities each week to see the show.For anyone planning a Disneyland trip over the next couple of weeks, this is one schedule change worth remembering.Bluey’s Current Disneyland Schedule Is LimitedRight now, Bluey’s Best Day Ever! operates on a fairly limited schedule at Disneyland Park.Through September 27, performances are scheduled only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Each operating day includes three performances, currently scheduled for 11 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:40 p.m.That means guests visiting Disneyland Park Monday through Thursday currently won’t find the experience running.It is an especially important detail for families with younger children who may have Bluey near the top of their Disneyland list. Unlike an attraction that operates throughout most of the day, this experience requires guests to plan around specific performance times.The good news is that Disneyland is about to give families more options.Starting next weekend, another day is being added to the schedule.The First Change Arrives September 28Beginning Monday, September 28, Bluey’s Best Day Ever! will add Monday performances.The three showtimes will remain the same: 11 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:40 p.m.That gives guests visiting at the beginning of the week another opportunity to see Bluey and Bingo without needing to plan their trip around a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday visit.But that isn’t the only change.Just three days later, Disneyland will expand the schedule again.Credit: Inside the MagicBeginning Thursday, October 1, Thursday performances will join the lineup as well. At that point, Bluey’s Best Day Ever! will operate five days per week, running Thursday through Monday.Tuesday and Wednesday will be the two days without scheduled performances under the new calendar.The performance times aren’t changing with the expanded schedule. Guests will still have three opportunities each operating day at 11 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:40 p.m.In other words, this is more about availability than shifting the show into different parts of the day.Here’s the Schedule Guests Need To RememberFor families trying to keep everything straight, there are essentially three different periods to remember.Through September 27, Bluey’s Best Day Ever! operates Friday through Sunday.Beginning September 28, Monday joins the schedule.Then, beginning October 1, Thursday is added as well, creating the new Thursday-through-Monday operating schedule.The showtimes remain 11 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:40 p.m.That final schedule is currently listed through October 31, which is as far as the available Disneyland calendar goes.Credit: DisneyOf course, Disneyland entertainment schedules can change, so guests should still check the Disneyland app during their trip.But if you’re heading to Disneyland next weekend or during October, the biggest thing to know is simple: Bluey is about to become available on more days.What Exactly Is Bluey’s Best Day Ever!?For families who haven’t experienced it yet, Bluey’s Best Day Ever! isn’t simply a standard character meet-and-greet.The experience takes place at Fantasyland Theatre and brings Bluey and Bingo onto the stage for an interactive celebration built around the incredibly popular franchise.Bluey and her younger sister Bingo appear alongside comedic performers and musicians. The experience combines a live musical show with interactive games, giving children an opportunity to participate rather than simply sit and watch from beginning to end.The production also incorporates familiar music and games inspired by episodes that Bluey fans may recognize.That makes it particularly appealing to families traveling with younger children who already watch the series at home.And Bluey has become increasingly difficult for Disney fans to ignore.The franchise has expanded far beyond its original television episodes, and its presence within Disney Parks gives families another way to experience the characters away from their screens.At Disneyland, Bluey’s Best Day Ever! puts those characters directly in front of guests.The Expanded Schedule Makes Planning EasierThe biggest benefit of the upcoming change may simply be flexibility.A three-day-per-week entertainment schedule can create problems for families who don’t realize the show isn’t operating every day.Imagine planning a Tuesday Disneyland visit with a Bluey-obsessed child, only to discover after arriving that there aren’t any performances scheduled. That’s the kind of small scheduling detail that can create a major disappointment during an expensive vacation.The new schedule doesn’t completely eliminate that possibility because Tuesday and Wednesday remain without scheduled performances. However, expanding from three days to five gives families considerably more opportunities.Credit: DisneyIt also means guests arriving for a long weekend have another option.Instead of needing to squeeze Bluey into Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, families staying through Monday can potentially move the experience to the final day of their trip.That flexibility could be useful when balancing Bluey with Disneyland’s attractions, character experiences, meals, parades, and other entertainment.Don’t Wait Until Late AfternoonThere is another important part of this schedule that families shouldn’t overlook.All three performances happen relatively early.The final scheduled performance is at 1:40 p.m.That means this isn’t necessarily something guests should save until the end of their Disneyland day. A family arriving later in the afternoon could miss every performance even if Bluey’s Best Day Ever! is operating that day.If seeing Bluey and Bingo is a priority, it makes sense to work the experience into the first half of the day.Guests have an 11 a.m. option, followed by the 12:20 p.m. performance and the final 1:40 p.m. show.That still provides some flexibility. Families don’t necessarily have to rush directly toward Fantasyland Theatre first thing in the morning. They could spend the early part of the day experiencing attractions before heading over for one of the performances.But waiting until later could mean missing Bluey entirely.Disneyland Visitors Should Double-Check Their DatesThe timing of this change makes it particularly important for guests visiting around the end of September.Someone visiting Disneyland on Monday, September 21, for example, would encounter a different schedule than someone visiting Monday, September 28.Likewise, Thursday, September 24, wouldn’t have a scheduled performance under the current calendar, while Thursday, October 1, would.Those are easy differences to overlook when planning a trip.For now, the easiest rule to remember is that the current Friday-through-Sunday schedule remains in place through September 27.Credit: Josh Hallett, FlickrMonday performances begin September 28.Thursday performances begin October 1.After that second change takes effect, Bluey’s Best Day Ever! will be scheduled Thursday through Monday, with performances at 11 a.m., 12:20 p.m., and 1:40 p.m.Bluey Fans Are Getting More Chances To See the ShowUltimately, this is a positive scheduling change for families hoping to include Bluey in their Disneyland vacation.Instead of limiting performances to the traditional Friday-through-Sunday weekend period, Disneyland is extending the experience into additional weekdays.It won’t become a seven-day-per-week experience, at least based on the schedule currently available. Tuesday and Wednesday remain absent from the lineup.Still, five days each week provides substantially more flexibility than three.The most important thing is knowing when the transition happens.Next weekend marks the beginning of the change, with Monday joining the calendar on September 28. Then, starting October 1, Thursday performances arrive and establish the Thursday-through-Monday schedule.So, if Bluey’s Best Day Ever! is on your Disneyland list, don’t rely on an older schedule when planning your day. Check your visit date, remember that all three performances take place before 2 p.m., and keep an eye on the Disneyland app for any additional adjustments.For families with a major Bluey fan in the group, those few details could make the difference between seeing Bluey and Bingo live or realizing you missed the final show of the day.The post Disneyland Guests Face Bluey Schedule Change Starting September 28 appeared first on Inside the Magic.