Conservation Station — Attraction in Bay Lake

This was my second time visiting. The first trip, the entire station was open and it was darker and quiet with little private rooms with education programs going on. It was definitely a real breath of fresh air from the rest of the park. I loved it.

The part I remember was closed off, but we still had a nice time. They have a petting zoo in the back which was great for kids. We did an animation class and a friendly guide showed us how to draw a character together. The back vet and conservation area was also open which is always neat.

They have a wilderness guide program for kids, and I highly recommend it for parents. The guide and activities help keep kids occupied in the longer lines at the rest of the park and it is a neat interactive game to play to keep kids engaged. My friends and I signed up and we are big kids at heart, it definitely...

Experience the Magic of Conservation Station! Step into an unforgettable journey at Conservation Station, where Disney magic meets real-world wildlife care. Join us behind the scenes for a full experience that includes:

🎨 Animation Class with a Disney Sketch Artist – Learn how to draw your favorite animals with tips from a Disney pro in a hands-on session that brings creativity to life!

🦉 Live Animal Health Procedures – Watch expert veterinarians care for animals in real time, from health checkups to fascinating procedures, all designed to keep our wildlife thriving.

🌿 Educational Fun on Conservation – Discover how you can help protect animals and their habitats through engaging, family-friendly exhibits and interactive storytelling.

It’s a unique blend of art, science, and heart—celebrating the importance of conservation in a way...

Fun train ride from Gorilla Falls to Conservation Station giving a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes of The Animal Kingdom. Once there, it's a short and lovely shady walk to the petting zoo and the building where you can learn animation techniques by being guided by a Disney animator on drawing a Disney character. Highly recommended activity for everyone. There is also a viewing area where you may be able to see the team of veterinarians working on one of the animals. The day I was there, the male lion was having his teeth cleaned. You're behind glass of course but very close to the action and there are monitors providing the close up view. Kids and adults were enthralled and asked one of the cast members a steady stream of questions. ...