Next Iteration of “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse” to Debut As “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+”

As Walt himself used to say: "Plus it!"

The latest iteration of the acclaimed hit Disney Jr. series, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, is set to arrive this summer under a new moniker - Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+.

What’s Happening:

  • This summer, the next iteration of the popular and acclaimed Disney Jr. series, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, is set to arrive and will be known as Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+.
  • Announced back in 2024, the new series will welcome everyone back to the clubhouse for all-new adventures filled with songs, laughter, handy helping and fun new surprises.
  • Rob LaDuca returns from the original series as executive producer, and Kim Duran (Mickey Mouse Funhouse) is co-producer/story editor. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ is a production of Disney Television Animation.

  • Disney Jr.’s Emmy Award-winning series Mickey Mouse Clubhouse has been delighting preschool audiences and their families since it originally premiered in 2006.
  • The series, which introduces the rich heritage of beloved classic Disney characters like Mickey and his pals to a whole new generation, is still breaking records with over 4 billion views on Disney Jr.’s YouTube channel and 12.1 billion hours watched across linear and streaming since launch. The series also ranked as a Top 5 series on streaming for Kids 2-5 in 2024.
  • The next iteration of the series was announced back in 2023, when it was then known with the working title, “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 2.0".
  • The new title comes alongside the announcement of a new traveling museum exhibit that will kick off a tour that will last through 2029, bringing Mickey Mouse Clubhouse to life at Children’s museums across the country, starting in Indianapolis later this month. You can find out more about that, here.

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Tony Betti
Originally from California where he studied a dying artform (hand-drawn animation), Tony has spent most of his adult life in the theme parks of Orlando. When he’s not writing for LP, he’s usually watching and studying something animated or arguing about “the good ole’ days” at the parks.