One of the most popular shows for toddlers and pre-school age kids on Disney+ is getting an upgrade. While the original Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ran from 2006 to 2016, the latest version of the show is set to premiere on July 21, 2025, with just a slight tweak to the name: this time it will be called Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+. 

With over 5 billion views on Disney Jr.’s YouTube channel and 12 billion hours of watch time on both traditional TV and streaming platforms, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse has given a whole new generation of kids a reason to love the same Disney characters that have been entertaining us for generations.

Here's everything families can be expect from the upcoming series.

The new version picks up right where the last one left off, and features all the same familiar faces, including Mickey Mouse, Minnie, Goofy, Donald Duck, Pluto, and the rest of their friends. Also returning is Toodles, Mickey’s supercomputer companion who provides the characters with Mouseketools.

The new show will introduce two new helper characters, Little Helper and Duffy the Disney Bear. The clubhouse itself will be expanded as well. The Laughing Loft is a new hang out space, and the Wacky Tube transports Mickey and his friends to new adventures. 

And Mickey isn’t the only one with his own clubhouse. Throughout the season, custom clubhouses for other kid-favorite characters like Minnie, Daisy, Donald, and Goofy will be revealed.

If your kids already love the show, they are probably familiar with the “Hot Dog” song, which has over 1 billion views on YouTube. Well, the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ will not only bring back this iconic song and dance, but introduce kids to some all new tunes as well.

The show is getting brand new, revamped theme song, which you can listen to here: 

The song welcomes kids back to the clubhouse, and features the classic characters waving hello. Goofy is gardening, Donald Duck is taking a ride on a hot air balloon, and everyone is happy to be reunited.

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ premieres on July 21, 2025, on Disney Jr. The next day, the first 10 episodes of the series will be available to stream on Disney+, with new episodes rolling out throughout the rest of the year.

The show is returning to our screens in conjunction with a few different interactive exhibits and shows that will help usher in this new era of the clubhouse. 

“Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit,” is open now at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis but will begin touring the nation in the fall, appearing in cities including Los Angeles, Memphis, Columbus, and Atlanta. Also the “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!” show is currently being staged at Disney California Adventure Park.