Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ is an American animated interactive children's television series for preschoolers produced by Disney Television Animation. It is a revival of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, which first aired in 2006.

The series premiered on July 21, 2025 on Disney Jr.^[1][2] and is available to stream on Disney+.

Mickey and his pals lead viewers through episodes using songs and entertaining sequences.^[1] The show features interactive segments for the viewers to stimulate problem solving during a self contained story.

Once the episode's situation is explained, Mickey invites the viewers to join him at the Mousekedoer, a giant Mickey-shaped computer that distributes the day's Mouseketools, a collection of tools needed to solve the day's problem, to Toodles, a small, flying extension of the Mousekedoer. By calling "Oh, Toodles!" he pops up from where he is hiding and flies up to the screen so the viewer can pick which tool is needed for the current situation.^[3][4] Instead of the "Mystery Mouseketool" from the original show, every episode has a "Mystery Mousekepal" who will assist Mickey upon being summoned.

The show features two songs by American alternative rock band They Might Be Giants from the original series, including the opening theme song, in which a variant of a Mickey Mouse Club chant ("Meeska Mooska Mickey Mouse!") is used to make the Clubhouse appear, and "Hot Dog!", which echoes Mickey's first spoken words in the 1929 short The Karnival Kid.

• Mickey Mouse (voiced by Bret Iwan):^[5] The optimistic and easygoing leader of The Sensational Six. Donald's best friend and Minnie's boyfriend, he is very patient and caring, especially towards his pet dog Pluto.
• Minnie Mouse (voiced by Kaitlyn Robrock):^[5] Mickey's loving and quick-thinking girlfriend who loves bows. She is often prone to being put in over-the-top experiences.
• Donald Duck (voiced by Tony Anselmo):^[5] Mickey's short-tempered, but good-natured best friend and co-leader. He is often shown to display a short temper that is easily provoked.
• Daisy Duck (voiced by Tress MacNeille):^[5] Donald's girlfriend and Minnie's best friend, who is prone to getting distracted and being talkative. However, she does mean well, and she also knows how to solve many problems and mysteries.
  • Sheep (vocal effects provided by Bill Farmer):^[6] Daisy Bo Peep's sheep.
  • Francis (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[7] Daisy's pet frog.
• Goofy (voiced by Bill Farmer):^[5] Mickey's innocent and clumsy, but well-meaning friend. Being the clumsy guy he is, Goofy is often the source of most of the slapstick presented in this series.
• Pluto (vocal effects provided by Bill Farmer):^[5] Mickey's adventurous pet dog.
• Toodles:^[8] A small, flying, Mickey-shaped robot extension of the Mousekedoer who delivers the Mouseketools for every episode. Despite being voiced by Rob Paulsen in the original series, Toodles is silent in the first season.
• Little Helper (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[5] A small robot with a hand resembling the Handy Helpers that was built by Professor von Drake. It moves around on wheels and learns to help the gang in various ways.

• Pete (voiced by Jim Cummings):^[9] Pete is a large cat who is a friend and occasional foe of Mickey's depending on the alter ego.
  • Buster (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[7] Pete's pet bullfrog.
• Professor Ludwig Von Drake (voiced by Corey Burton):^[8] Professor Von Drake is a genius inventor who creates many gadgets for Mickey and his friends to use including Toodles and Little Helper.
  • SPOTS (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[10] Professor Von Drake's pet robot dog.
• Clarabelle Cow (voiced by April Winchell):^[9] Clarabelle is a cow who is the proprietor of a supermarket called the Moo Mart.
  • Clarabelle's chickens (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[9] A flock of six chickens owned by Clarabelle.
• Chip and Dale (voiced by Tress MacNeille and Corey Burton respectively):^[6] Chip and Dale are a duo of chipmunks, the former portrayed as safe, focused, and thoughtful, and the latter being more laid-back, dim-witted, and impetuous.
• Willie the Giant (voiced by Brock Powell):^[8] A friendly, immature, and dimwitted giant.
• Clara Cluck (vocal effects provided by Kaitlyn Robrock):^[11] A hen who mostly speaks chicken language.
• Hilda (voiced by April Winchell):^[12] A female hippopotamus who plays several sports and has different alter egos as a Mystery Mousekepal.
  • Leapin' Leonardo (vocal effects provided by Brock Powell):^[7] Hilda's pet frog.
• The Laughing Loft (voiced by Stephen Stanton):^[5] A newly added second floor to the Clubhouse, which autologically laughs. It can be accessed by summoning the Wacky Tube with the Wacky Tube song.
• Coco the Monkey (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[13] Goofy's monkey friend from the jungle.
• Duffy the Disney Bear:^[5] Mickey's teddy bear. He had previously only been depicted in select theme parks and merchandise and is scheduled to get his own show.
• Cuckoo-Loca (voiced by Nika Futterman):^[14] A wind-up cuckoo bird who lives in Minnie's Clubhouse. She previously debuted in Minnie's Bow-Toons.
• Martian Mickey (voiced by Bret Iwan):^[15] The Martian counterpart of Mickey Mouse who lives on Mars.
  • Martian Minnie (voiced by Kaitlyn Robrock):^[15] The Martian counterpart of Minnie Mouse who lives on Mars.
  • Pluto from Pluto (vocal effects provided by Bill Farmer):^[15] The titular pet of Martian Mickey and Martian Minnie.
• Horace Horsecollar (voiced by Bill Farmer):^[16] A horse. In "Minnie's Rubber Ducky Doozy", Horace appeared as a Mystery Mousekepal named Horace Seahorse who is fluent in seahorse language and is shown to be half-seahorse.

• Mama Cat and her Kittens (vocal effects provided by Kaitlyn Robrock and Dee Bradley Baker respectively):^[12] A family of cats that Pluto builds a bed for in his doghouse.
• Farfus (vocal effects provided by Jan Johns):^[17] A playful purple dragon who previously debuted in Mickey Mouse Funhouse.
• Bees (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker)^[18] A swarm of bees whom Donald once angered.
• Baby Elephant (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker)^[19] A baby elephant that first appears as a Mouseketool.
• Mousekedoer Voice Announcer (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker)^[19] The Mousekedoer's A.I. voice.
• Baby Bear and Mama Bear (vocal effects both provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[14] A family of bears.
• Go-Getter Van (voiced by Tress MacNeille)^[20] A hi-tech van that serves as transportation for the Go-Getters. It has an A.I. system.
• Gophers (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[21] A trio of gophers who originally lived in the holes that were accidentally used for the golf holes.
• Seahorses (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker):^[16] A trio of seahorses that live under the water.

Unlike the original series, the other members of the Sensational Six besides Mickey each have their own clubhouse, each being themed around them and more being added in later episodes.

• Mickey's Clubhouse: The original clubhouse with a Mickey-head-shaped top floor. In the revival, some new details have been added in certain parts, including an entirely new floor on the inside known as the Laughing Loft. Mickey and his friends are able to travel to it via summoning the Wacky Tube, and a machine can pick out different games to play.
• Minnie's Clubhouse: A new clubhouse resembling one of her shoes with her bow on top. The interior is entirely pink and features heart and bow motifs. Cuckoo-Loca's birdhouse from Minnie's Bow-Toons and Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures also appears in the clubhouse.^[22][14]
• Martian Mickey's Clubhouse: A clubhouse on Mars that is made out of Martian bubbles that do not break as easy as Earth bubbles.^[15]

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ was announced at the Disney Jr. & Friends Playdate event at Disney California Adventure at Disneyland Resort on August 18, 2023, under the working title Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 2.0.^[1][2] Many of the production team and most of the voice cast from the original show return for the revival. The animation is outsourced to Mikros Animation, OuiDo! Productions and Saffron!c. The series premiered on July 21, 2025 on Disney Jr.^[1][2] and is available to stream on Disney+. On August 8, 2025, it was announced that the series had received an early two-season renewal.^[27]

Alex Reif of Laughing Place said that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ is a revival that remains true to the original series while introducing new elements. He noted that the show preserves the interactive storytelling, familiar characters, and gentle pacing that made the original popular with preschoolers. Reif highlighted additions such as Little Helper and the upgraded Mystery Mousekepal, which enhance engagement and promote counting, directions, and problem-solving. He praised the series for balancing nostalgia with fresh content, and suggested that new characters like Duffy the Disney Bear could further expand its appeal.^[28] Ashley Moulton of Common Sense Media gave Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ a grade of three out of five stars, noting that the series features classic characters modeling teamwork while solving problems and learning together. She highlighted the show's positive messages about perseverance, asking for help, and other life lessons, and praised the characters as kind, helpful role models who demonstrate problem-solving skills. Moulton also noted the inclusion of brief interactive learning moments, such as counting or following a map, which add educational value.^[29]

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ debuted on Disney+ as the biggest original Disney Junior launch on the platform to date. Nielsen Media Research, which records streaming viewership on some U.S. television screens, reported that it was also the most-watched streaming series in average audience among children aged 2–5 during its premiere week.^[30][31] Streaming analytics firm FlixPatrol, which monitors daily updated VOD charts and streaming ratings across the globe, announced that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ ranked No. 3 on Disney+'s Top 10 chart in the United States—a daily updated list of the platform's most-watched titles—as of August 8, 2025.^[32]

• Starting on March 15, 2025, Mickey, Minnie, and Goofy appeared in the touring live-action arena show Disney Jr. Live on Tour: Let's Play. Through March 15 and March 16, 2025, the show was only premiered at the Royal Festival Hall in London, England and resumed their previous classic name and its last farewell appearance of the focused block and channel.^[33]
• Disney Jr. Live on Tour: Let's Play toured at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, UAE in June 6–8, 2025.^[34] It will do a Southeast Asian tour to promote the launch of Disney+ Hotstar in India,^[35] Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand and the show on Disney+ in Singapore and the Philippines such as the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium in Mumbai, India and more stadiums in Jakarta, Bekasi, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and more.^[36]

• Following the announcement, Disney California Adventure announced that the final performance of Disney Junior Dance Party would be permanently closed on March 23, 2025, and make way for a new show in Disney Theater.^[37] On March 31, 2025, the show was announced to be Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!, dedicated to Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and the upcoming revival.^[38] The new show debuted on May 16, 2025, as part of Disneyland Resort's 70th anniversary celebration.

• Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ at IMDb