The moment a dad realizes he’s in EXACTLY the same Aussie park as he is on Bluey, “Where have I seen this before?”
An Australian father discovered his local park is featured in the popular children’s show Bluey
Zach Mander lives in Brisbane, where the mega-successful program is based
The father-of-one shared a now viral video of himself with the realization
New Fam Park has the same gazebo, barbecue and buildings as in the show
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An Australian father has shared his surprise after realizing that his local park is featured in the hit children’s TV cartoon Bluey.
Father-of-one Zach Mander lives in Brisbane, where Bluey animators draw a lot of inspiration for the show’s locations.
In a now-viral videoZach noted that New Farm Park in the Queensland capital had the same gazebo, barbecues, trees and adjacent building as seen on an episode of the popular children’s show on a recent visit.
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Australian father Zach Mander (pictured outside the famous Bluey house) from Brisbane has shared his surprise to find that the park he visited was featured in the children’s show Bluey
In a now viral online video, Zach saw that the New Farm Park in the Queensland capital had the same gazebo, barbecues, trees and adjacent building as featured in an episode of Bluey
“Where have I seen this park before?” Zach asked in the clip before exclaiming “Bluey” to the beat of the show’s theme song.
Located just ten minutes east of the CBD, New Farm Park is one of the oldest and largest in the city with a gazebo and the old Brisbane Powerhouse, as featured in scenes in the popular children’s programme.
The animators of the beloved children’s show went so far as to show the park’s trees and barbecues in the same spot as they were in real life.
“Literally all over Brisbane I have this thought,” Zach captioned the clip, which garnered more than 103,000 views and dozens of reactions from astonished parents and Bluey fans.
“Where have I seen this park before?” Zach asked in the clip before shouting “Bluey” in time for the show’s theme song
The animators of the beloved children’s show even went so far as to show the park’s trees and barbecues in the same spot as in real life.
“I think Bluey does more for Brisbane tourism than anything else!” one viewer laughed.
‘I didn’t know that the places in Bluey are based on real life!!! This is so cool,” said another and a third replied, “Omg you live in Bluey land.”
“The show is very accurate, and apart from the fact that dogs have to be on a lead in the park,” Zach joked in the comments.
Many parents shared other Brisbane locations that they believe could be seen on Bluey.
“The episode where they take the bird to the vet has to be Brighton vet. I swear!’ one mother theorized.
“They’re going to Noosa River in one episode,” claimed a second.
‘Yes! They should do a Bluey tour of Brisbane with a trip to the Noosa River to visit the Big Pelican,” said another.