1 year ago
Disney Jr. Unveils New Series: Cars, Avengers, & Renewals
Disney Jr. is making lots of new shows for kids!
They're bringing back characters we love, like Lightning McQueen in a new 'Cars' series, and making a preschool version of the Avengers.
'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+' is also coming back for more fun.
These shows will be on Disney Jr. and then on Disney+.
They are also introducing new shows, Sofia The First: Royal Magic and Hey A.J.!
Disney Jr. announced two new series: 'Cars: Lightning Racers' and 'Marvel's Avengers: Mightiest Friends'.
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ was renewed for two more seasons after its successful debut.
The announcements were made at the 'Disney Jr. Let's Play!' fan event.
'Cars: Lightning Racers' will feature the original voice cast from the Cars films.
Both new series, along with other shows, have premiere dates set for 2026/2027.
- Who
- Disney Jr. is producing the new content, including shows featuring characters like Lightning McQueen and the Avengers.
- What
- Disney Jr. announced new series and renewals.
- Where
- Announcements were made at the 'Disney Jr. Let's Play!' fan event at Disney California Adventure Park.
- When
- Announcements were made recently, with premiere dates set for 2026/2027 and other dates in 2024 and 2026.
- Why
- To expand its programming and engage the next generation of viewers.
Key facts
- New Series
- Cars: Lightning Racers, Marvel's Avengers: Mightiest Friends
- Renewal
- Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+ (2 Seasons)
- Event
- Disney Jr. Let's Play!
- Cars Cast
- Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, etc.
- Avengers Cast
- Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, etc. (Kid Versions)
- Premiere Dates
- 2027 for Cars and Avengers, Fall 2024 for Young Jedi Adventures, others in 2026
Quotes
Ayo Davis
President, Disney Branded Television
“Disney Jr. is where preschool magic begins — and no one does it bigger or better.”
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“Our shows are often a child’s very first connection to the world of Disney, sparking the songs they sing, the characters they adore, and the adventures they want to live again and again.”
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