Groove into the Future: Curtain Closes on Club Mouse Beat at Tokyo Disneyland

Today marked the final performance of Club Mouse Beat at Tokyo Disneyland, which is closing to prepare for a brand-new show.

What's Happening:

• March 31, 2026 marked the end of a five-year run for Tokyo Disneyland's Club Mouse Beat show.
• The 25-minute-long show first debuted in Tomorrowland's Showbase in July 2021, set within “Club Mouse,” where Mickey and his friends go to show off their cool dance moves – such as dynamic hip-hop, Latin and pop performances.
• Tokyo Disney Resort said farewell to the show by sharing some photos of the cast, alongside the starring Fab 5 (plus Chip & Dale), from the final day.

• This fall, Club Mouse Beat will be replaced by "The D-Groovationz4 Live: Happy! Funky! Groovy! Tour" – a new stage show featuring performances and live vocals by a group of all-star vocalists and dancers known as "The D-Groovationz4."
• Together with Micky Mouse and other Disney friends, The D-Groovationz4 will hold an exhilarating concert to showcase the power of music and how it brings people together. With new songs and fresh spins on Disney classics.
• The show will feature new songs and fresh spins on Disney classics, with appearances from characters from Wreck-It Ralph and Big Hero 6 joining in the fun.
• In fact, this will be Vanellope and Baymax's first time appearing in a stage show at Tokyo Disney Resort.
• 4-5 performances of this 25-minute-long show will be held daily when it debuts on September 30, 2026.

More Tokyo Disney Resort News:

• Also concluding its run at Tokyo Disneyland is Nightfall Glow, the rainy-day mini-parade alternative to Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights.
• The Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel is updating the artwork in the Discover section of the hotel to reflect some recent and upcoming additions.
• In April, the Tokyo Disney Resort will kick off an 18 month celebration of the 25th anniversary of Tokyo DisneySea – and with it comes a new look for the Disney Resort Line.
• Years since we've heard the announcement of a brand new Space Mountain in Tokyo, we're getting aerial photos that show the new structure taking on the recognizable look.