Discovery Cube Los Angeles, 11800 Foothill Blvd. in Sylmar, brings the beloved characters and stories from Disney Jr.’s iconic “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse” to life at the first-ever museum exhibit. It is inspired by the Emmy® Award-winning series and is called Mickey Mouse Clubhouse The Exhibit. Kids and families are invited to dive into the whimsical world of the hit series to help Mickey, Minnie and their pals prepare a surprise birthday party for their favorite pup – Pluto. The interactive experience, produced by The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, is filled with fun, music and surprises for Disney Jr. fans of all ages. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse The Exhibit will take place through May 3. The exhibit will then travel to other museums across the country through 2029.

The exhibit invites visitors to go on an adventure with Mickey as he has a special request: Help get everything ready for Pluto’s big surprise birthday. With the clock ticking, families will need to band together and use their skills and creativity to lend a helping hand to Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy and Professor Von Drake.

Imaginative play and digital activities include:

• Bake and Decorate with Minnie: Assist Minnie by decorating pretend cupcakes using a whimsical frosting machine and putting the candles on Pluto’s birthday cake.
• Invent with Donald and Professor Von Drake: Help Donald Duck and Professor Von Drake put together a special bubble-making invention for the party.
• Craft and Paint with Daisy: Join Daisy Duck in helping make Pluto’s day extra special with playful re-creations of painting Pluto’s doghouse, making a birthday quilt and arranging flower bouquets.
• Grill and Play with Goofy: Help Goofy pretend to grill hot dogs, distract Pluto with a game of fetch and sing to vegetable plants to perk them up.

As the party preparations come to an end, families can get loud together when they practice shouting “Surprise!” with Mickey. When Pluto arrives, everyone will join in the grand reveal and celebrate with the iconic Hot Dog Dance.

This interactive experience is designed to enhance physical, cognitive and social-emotional skills through hands-on and digital activities. The inclusive, accessible spaces encourage imaginative play, communication, collaboration and participation. Visitors will engage in creative problem-solving, counting, understanding sequences and practicing empathy while enjoying music and rhythm. Fan-favorite elements from the Disney Jr. series include the beloved Toodles and Handy Helper. They will help guide and assist visitors throughout the experience.

“Discovery Cube Los Angeles is thrilled to welcome Mickey Mouse Clubhouse to the Cube starting January 31,” said Joe Adams, CEO, Discovery Cube. “The exhibit continues our commitment to providing early learners with an opportunity to develop problem-solving skills, explore cooperation, and gain a sense of community building. By bringing our community together at Discovery Cube, we aim to strengthen our friendships, our community, and our world.”

This exhibit is bilingual (English and Spanish) and includes ASL.

Note: Costumed characters are not part of the exhibit.