Credit: Nicholas Cole, FlickrAfter five years of high-energy performances and vibrant music, Club Mouse Beat at Tokyo Disneyland will take its final bow on March 31, 2026. Fans of the show, which has become a staple of the park’s live entertainment lineup since its debut in 2021, will have just under a year to catch Mickey, Minnie, and the rest of the gang in this dynamic production before it officially retires.
Tokyo Disney Resort has confirmed that a new entertainment program will take over the Showbase theater, with details expected to be announced at a later date.
Club Mouse Beat has made a name for itself as a show unlike any other in the Tokyo Disney Resort lineup. Set in the fictional “Club Mouse,” the performance blends elements of hip-hop, Latin, and pop music, with Disney characters dancing and singing to energetic beats in a nightclub-style environment.
Since its launch, the production has undergone minor updates, most notably in 2023 when it received a refreshed ending and tag sequence to mark Tokyo Disneyland’s 40th anniversary. Fans have praised the show’s colorful choreography, catchy tunes, and immersive staging, which together create an experience that has kept guests coming back repeatedly.
Despite its popularity, all good things must come to an end. According to the official announcement:
“Club Mouse Beat will no longer be presented after March 31, 2026. Information about the new entertainment program to be presented at Showbase will be announced as soon as it is determined.”
This announcement signals the permanent closure of the show, meaning fans will not see it return after this date, even temporarily. For those who’ve made Club Mouse Beat a recurring highlight of their Tokyo Disneyland visits, this will mark the end of an era.
A Look Back at Club Mouse Beat
When it premiered in 2021, Club Mouse Beat offered a fresh, modern approach to Disney stage entertainment, combining elements that appeal to both younger audiences and those who grew up watching classic Disney characters.
Unlike traditional character shows, which often feature scripted storytelling with familiar tunes, Club Mouse Beat stands out for its fusion of musical genres, flashy lighting, and interactive energy, making the audience feel like part of the experience.
Mickey and friends have wowed audiences with hip-hop routines, salsa-inspired numbers, and pop hits, all choreographed to reflect current trends in music and dance. The performers’ versatility and the show’s production value quickly earned it a reputation as a must-see attraction for repeat visitors to Tokyo Disneyland.
The end of Club Mouse Beat will leave a noticeable gap in the park’s daytime entertainment offerings, especially for fans who enjoy lively, music-driven performances.
What’s Next for Showbase
While Tokyo Disney Resort has yet to announce the replacement for Club Mouse Beat, insiders suggest that the new program will continue the tradition of high-energy performances at Showbase.
Tokyo Disneyland has a history of updating its shows to reflect both modern entertainment trends and cultural milestones, so fans can likely expect another production that combines music, dance, and beloved Disney characters in innovative ways.
For now, the focus is on saying goodbye to Club Mouse Beat while it’s still running. Guests planning trips to Tokyo Disneyland over the next several months should consider prioritizing this show in their schedules, as after March 31, 2026, it will no longer be available for viewing.
Bigger Updates at Tokyo Disney Resort
Club Mouse Beat’s closure comes amid a period of significant growth and transformation at Tokyo Disney Resort. Tokyo DisneySea, the resort’s ocean-themed park, recently celebrated the opening of Fantasy Springs, a sprawling, storybook-inspired area featuring attractions based on Frozen, Tangled, and Peter Pan.
Additionally, Tokyo Disneyland is moving forward with a new version of Space Mountain and a ride based on Wreck-It Ralph, reflecting the resort’s ongoing investment in immersive, cutting-edge attractions.
In 2026, Tokyo DisneySea will also host its Sparkling Jubilee celebration, a year-long event commemorating the park’s 25th anniversary. Running from April 15, 2026, to March 31, 2027, the celebration will transform the park with elaborate decorations, light displays, and themed entertainment.
Mediterranean Harbor will serve as the centerpiece, with Disney characters dressed in “Jubilee Blue” costumes presenting special performances. A new stage show, Dance the Globe, will debut on January 14, 2026, highlighting global music and dance with appearances from Mirabel, Rapunzel, and Hiro.
Beyond the shows, the Sparkling Jubilee will extend into dining and merchandise, featuring limited-time menus and exclusive merchandise, including a 25th anniversary collection from Duffy & Friends. The Jubilee’s immersive elements and fan-focused experiences signal Tokyo Disney Resort’s commitment to creating seasonal events that attract repeat visitors year-round.
For Disney enthusiasts, the next few months present a final chance to experience Club Mouse Beat before it becomes a memory. Guests visiting Tokyo Disneyland prior to the March 31, 2026, deadline are encouraged to check the official show schedule to ensure they don’t miss this high-energy performance.
With its combination of music, dance, and beloved Disney characters, Club Mouse Beat has left an indelible mark on the park’s entertainment lineup and will be remembered as one of Tokyo Disneyland’s most vibrant and innovative shows.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Mickey and friends or a first-time visitor hoping to experience a unique Disney stage show, make plans to catch Club Mouse Beat before it exits the stage for good. After its closure, the theater will host a new program, but for many fans, nothing can quite replace the energy, music, and magic of Club Mouse Beat.