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Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit is a traveling, interactive museum exhibit—not a stage show. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis lists host museums from 2025 through summer 2030; its Indianapolis run ended August 31, 2025. The schedule gives seasons rather than most exact dates, so check the host museum’s visitor page before planning a visit.
Where is the exhibit going?
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis’s currently published itinerary names these stops. Except for the Indianapolis engagement, it gives seasons, not opening and closing dates. A scheduled stop does not by itself confirm that tickets are available or that a museum’s dates have not changed.
| Season | Host museum | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Spring/Summer 2025 | The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis | Indianapolis, Indiana |
| Fall 2025 | Da Vinci Science Center | Allentown, Pennsylvania |
| Spring 2026 | Discovery Cube | Los Angeles, California |
| Summer 2026 | Memphis Children’s Museum | Memphis, Tennessee |
| Fall 2026 | Center of Science and Industry | Columbus, Ohio |
| Spring 2027 | The Mayborn Museum | Waco, Texas |
| Summer 2027 | Discovery Cube | Orange County, California |
| Fall 2027 | Museum of Discovery and Science | Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
| Spring 2028 | Kansas Children’s Discovery Center | Topeka, Kansas |
| Summer 2028 | Atlanta Children’s Museum | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Fall 2028 | Liberty Science Center | Jersey City, New Jersey |
| Spring 2029 | Liberty Science Center | Jersey City, New Jersey |
| Summer 2029 | Exploration Place | Wichita, Kansas |
| Fall 2029 | Pending | Not listed |
| Spring 2030 | The Henry Ford Museum | Dearborn, Michigan |
| Summer 2030 | Glazer Children’s Museum | Tampa, Florida |
For the Indianapolis engagement, the museum announced dates of February 22 through August 31, 2025. The schedule above is the exhibit developer’s current itinerary; confirm any future stop and its exact dates directly with the host museum. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis itinerary · Indianapolis announcement
What do children do at Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit?
The exhibit sets up a pretend-play scenario: Mickey and friends are preparing a surprise birthday party for Pluto. Children and caregivers can explore spaces themed around the characters and help with party preparations.
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- Includes: Clubhouse playset with slide and garage, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and Goofy articulated figures, Pluto and Little Helper figures, airplane, chair, 2 cars, basketball hoop, maze, telescope, grill, and seesaw.
- Amazon Exclusive: The Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Deluxe Playset brings the fun-filled world of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ to life with interactive features, lights, sounds, and over 20 Mickey Mouse phrases inspired by the show.
- 18-Piece Playset: This set includes 5 articulated 3-inch figures—Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and Goofy—that can sit, stand, and strike playful poses, and plenty accessories for awesome Clubhouse adventures!
- Laughing Loft Fun: Open the Loft to create an extra play area for figures, then close it to see Toodles light up on the outside.
- Action-Packed Play: Send Mickey Mouse and friends down the slide, cruise in his car, take off in the toy plane, ride the seesaw, or grill hot dogs on the Clubhouse grill.
- Minnie’s kitchen: decorate a pretend cake.
- Donald’s laughing loft: blow up balloons.
- The Mousekedoer: use the interactive feature as part of the play experience.
- Daisy’s garage: paint Pluto’s doghouse.
- Goofy’s backyard: design a birthday quilt, play fetch, water pretend tomatoes, and dance with the characters.
The museum lists the intended audience as children ages 2–5. It describes the activities as supporting teamwork, empathy, problem solving, creativity, and helping others; those are the museum’s stated aims, not independently measured learning results. See the museum’s exhibit description.
How to plan a visit
- Find the host museum for your area. Use the itinerary to identify the scheduled stop and season.
- Check the museum’s own current visitor page. Confirm exact exhibit dates, hours, admission, ticket availability, and whether advance booking is required. The traveling-exhibit schedule does not supply those details consistently.
- Review family-specific details. Check the venue’s guidance on age suitability, accessibility, and any event or entry requirements before traveling.
- Recheck close to your visit. Seasonal schedules can change; rely on the venue’s current listing for the final plan.
What the itinerary does—and does not—tell you
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis describes the exhibit as a first-ever Disney Jr. museum exhibit inspired by the show, developed by the museum and traveling to other locations. Its listed footprint is 2,500 square feet, and its stated rental term for museums is three to six months. These are exhibit-operating details, not visitor ticket information. The museum lists a rental price of $90,000 plus inbound trucks for museum renters; that is not a price charged to visitors. Official traveling-exhibit details · Museum retrospective.
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- Toddler-friendly, musical treehouse playset featuring DISNEY Jr characters Mickey and pals!
- Press or turn the Discovery Buttons for fun sounds and tunes, swinging action, and to see Pluto move in and out of the doghouse
- Hands-on play! Drop figures through the trap door and explore the soft fabric leaves
- Playset comes with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy and Pluto figures and 7 accessory pieces
- This toy helps foster fine motor skills and encourages imaginative storytelling play for toddlers and preschool kids ages 18 months and older
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- Includes: toy cell phone.
- Say "Hiya" to Fun: The Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Mobile Phone toy features Mickey Mouse ears that light up, 6 colorful "app" buttons, and more than 15 fun sounds and phrases to keep preschoolers engaged and entertained during car rides, play dates, and more.
- Lights, Sounds, and Smiles: Press the buttons to hear Mickey Mouse phrases, silly sounds, and realistic phone effects like camera clicks, rings, and text alerts. Watch as the ears light up!
- Pretend Play: Kids can “call” their favorite Disney pals for endless fun and imaginative play.
- Mousekadoer Skills: Press the yellow star button to play fun learning games about shapes and colors.
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- Mickey and his pals welcome everyone to the Clubhouse for all-new, plussed-up adventures, filled with laughs, handy helping and fun new surprises!
- Teaches children about problem-solving, friendship, and social-emotional skills.
- Includes Mickey Mouse Clubhouse toy character with 3 songs, 2 stories and total run time of approximately 38 minutes. Recommended Age Range: 1+, Language: English.
- Tracklist: 1) Hot Dog! [song], 2) Me and My Pals [song], 3) Little Helper [song], 4) Mickey's Mail Mix-Up Story, 5) Martian Mickey's Clubhouse Story.
- Requires Toniebox Audio Player to play audio; sold separately.
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