Bandit woke up to find Bluey and Bingo right in his face, with Bluey asking him to take them to the monkey bars. He checked with Chilli, but she was still fast asleep. Bingo then pulled out the wagon, and Bandit couldn’t resist. “Oh, not the wagon!” he exclaimed, as Bingo and her doll Jasmine set off, with Bluey close behind. As they left the house, Bandit reminded the kids to put on their seatbelts, but it turned out there weren’t any. The Heeler girls were now on a wagon ride tour of the town, with Bluey planning their route and Bingo brushing Jasmine’s hair, which she noted was a bit knotty. They were doing a skip bar of both the singular and double variety.
As they made their way through the town, they ran into Rocko, who was surprised to see Bandit up so early. But Bluey interrupted their conversation, eager to get to the monkey bars. Rocko took the hint and left them to it. Bandit told Bluey not to interrupt like that, but she just came up with a new plan: no stopping at all, even if Bandit wanted to chat with his friends. Bandit pushed back, saying he’d do what he wanted, and Bluey couldn’t tell him what to do. He warned her that if she didn’t behave, he’d turn the wagon around and they’d head back home. But then Bluey changed her mind, and Bandit suggested she just put her hand on his arm if she needed him to intervene. Just then, he got something in his eye.
As they continued on their way, Bingo discovered it was Jasmine’s birthday, and they met up with Chloe’s Mum, who had her baby boy with her. Bluey tugged on Bandit’s arm, asking to keep going, and he praised her for being courteous. He told her to be patient and look to Bingo for inspiration. High-five! Bingo was busy picking birthday ferns for Jasmine, and when Mackenzie’s dad stopped by, she hopped off the wagon to give Jasmine some party dresses. Bluey watched and took Bandit’s advice to heart. But then the wagon broke down, and Bluey got an idea: she’d pull it to the party herself. However, she soon realized Bingo was too heavy, so they headed back to the bus stop, where Bandit took the driver’s seat. As they journeyed to the monkey bars, they encountered a bridge troll, but Bluey quickly finished her turn on the bars, and then it was time to head home. After a fun-filled day, Bluey and Bingo boarded the bus, and Bandit was surprised by how early they’d gotten up.
