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Disney+ Insider: National Geographic Museum of Exploration poster

Disney+ Insider: National Geographic Museum of Exploration (2026)

Step inside the National Geographic Museum of Exploration with National Geographic Explorer Andrés Ruzo alongside “Descendants: Wicked Wonderland” actress Kiara Romero. Disney+ Insider unveils a space designed to spark curiosity and inspire discovery. From the museum’s striking, canyon-inspired architecture to its four thematic areas—Spark, Trek, Purpose, and Impact—each experience highlights the power of exploration. Along the way, rare artifacts, hands-on interactive spaces, and immersive exhibitions bring science, storytelling, and conservation to life. The experience builds to a powerful invitation: to see the world differently, embrace an Explorer’s mindset, and step into a future shaped by curiosity, wonder, and purpose.
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Step inside the National Geographic Museum of Exploration with National Geographic Explorer Andrés Ruzo alongside “Descendants: Wicked Wonderland” actress Kiara Romero. Disney+ Insider unveils a space designed to spark curiosity and inspire discovery. From the museum’s striking, canyon-inspired architecture to its four thematic areas—Spark, Trek, Purpose, and Impact—each experience highlights the power of exploration. Along the way, rare artifacts, hands-on interactive spaces, and immersive exhibitions bring science, storytelling, and conservation to life. The experience builds to a powerful invitation: to see the world differently, embrace an Explorer’s mindset, and step into a future shaped by curiosity, wonder, and purpose.

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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/26/2026
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Runtime:6 minutes
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