Mickey and his friends are getting ready for another round of preschool adventures. Disney has released the new trailer and key art for Season 2 of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+, and the upcoming episodes promise new clubhouses, holiday fun and a full-length summer special.
Season 2 of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ premieres September 30 on Disney Jr., with new episodes arriving on Disney+ the following day. The trailer gives families a preview of Mickey, Minnie and their friends returning to the Clubhouse for more interactive adventures.
This season expands the show’s world in some particularly fun ways. Goofy and Daisy will each get their own personalized clubhouses, while the season will also include holiday-themed episodes.
The season will eventually build toward a full-length summer special, alongside new music, special guest appearances and a new toy line. For young Mickey fans, that means the Clubhouse experience is getting considerably bigger.
Who Makes the New Mickey Mouse Clubhouse?
Clubhouse+ brings back members of the creative team behind the original series. Rob LaDuca serves as executive producer, with Sy Thomas as art director and Mike Himelstein handling songwriting and composition; Kim Duran is co-producer and story editor, while Mark Drop also serves as a story editor. Disney Television Animation produces the series.
The revival debuted in 2025 with familiar elements including the Mousekedoer, Mouseketools and Toodles, while adding new features such as Little Helper, the Laughing Loft and the Wacky Tube.
Disney describes the series as a continuation of the “Emmy Award-winning original series,” bringing Mickey and his friends to a new generation of preschool viewers.
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Is 20 Years Old
The original Mickey Mouse Clubhouse premiered in 2006, meaning the beloved preschool property is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2026. The original series introduced classic Disney characters to a new generation through interactive stories designed specifically for young viewers.
The intended audience remains preschoolers and their families, making Clubhouse+ particularly suited to young children who are beginning to engage with television through songs, repetition and simple problem-solving.
The franchise continues to have a substantial preschool audience. Disney says the original series and Clubhouse+ combined remain among the top five most-watched streaming series for preschoolers, suggesting Mickey’s appeal hasn’t faded after two decades.
