Disney’s Candy Cauldron

Very beautiful candy shop in Downtown Disney, they had a lot of strange delicious lollipops and cookies, but the shop was too dark to see through and checked if their candies were new or old. But i found my lollipops that i loved and the most finally

A fun shop where they make Mickey-​ear candy apples right before your eyes — the marshmallow sticks covered in chocolate were tasty, and the candy selection here is tremendous. Nice lady gave my daughter a sticker, too.
While it’s expensive (a bag of M&Ms was 3x the price outside the park), you can definitely get your customized candy apple here. They do not, however, customize other fruit (if you don’t like apples). Service is very quick and friendly. And of course, they take the MagicBand.

I always make the drive for their chocolate and caramel covered apples. This gal Elizabeth made two for me. She was adorable. Apparently she loves her job. Being placed in the ‘fish bowl’ window would be intimidating to many… not for her! Elizabeth was great!

If you’re looking for the overpriced candy & desserts they sell throughout the Disney Theme Parks, this is the place for you! Some of the items are good. I had one of the $ 3.99 cookies. They are pretty much like two cookies on top of each other, very thick. In Disney’s realm of pricing, that’s not too bad. They’ve also got character apples, which is an apple with a design on them for $ 10.99. Maybe you keep them & never eat them. I dunno.
They’ve got the random packaged candy as well. Jelly beans, different candy bars, decorated sugar cookies in plastic wrap that don’t expire for a year. I’m not sure what’s in that cookie, but I don’t think I want to try it. I did try one of the Mickey ear sugar cookies in the case that is for $ 5.49. The ears are covered in an icing & the head is just sugar cookie. It was rather dry. Not my favorite. I’ve had better sugar cookies at the local Publix. Id stick to the $ 3.99 cookies if you’re wanting to get anything.

This store was so cute! After seeing a guy sit down at a table and take a big bite out of this Mickey shaped rice crispy treat, we had to ask him where he got that delicacy. He pointed us toward Candy Cauldron, and off we went. They had so many treats in their display case and tons of Mickey shaped, princess shaped goodness. The line was pretty long, but it moved along quickly because they had someone up front directing people where to go. It was a bit pricey, but you’re at Disney. what isn’t? Plus, you’re gonna need that Mickey shaped cookie for your snapchat or instragram post, won’t you?

The Candy Cauldron is the one shop my family absolutely has to stop at every time we visit Downtown Disney. It is located on the West Side near Bongo’s.
It’s a candy shop, of course, and they offer a good variety of everything your sweet tooth could want. Giant lollipops, caramel apples, chocolates… all the good stuff. The one can’t miss item for us is the Mickey-​shaped caramel apple (the ears are marshmallows!). We almost always pick one up to take home.
The only downside is that the line inside can sometimes take up the whole store, since it’s a pretty small shop, but on my last visit it looked like they had rearranged their queue line so it was flowing a little better and there was more room for shoppers.

When you walk in the door you will immediately experience a glimpse of heaven on earth. It smells like wonderland in here. I literally have made a tradition of always buying a candy apple when I’m in Disney. The candy Calderon has never disappointed my cravings. It’s themed with the evil Snow White villain which I think Is an adorable idea. This place offers just about anything sweet you can think of and great quality. Lines aren’t too big and costumer service is great.
They accept your Disney annual pass discount so don’t forget to ask for it because this place great and all it is a bit pricey. For me it’s worth every cent though.
Feeling like a kid again :) I will come back for some more Disney sugar, and very soon.

They have best candy apple I have ever have, cute and eatable lol
Staffs was nice and helpful

Whenever I visit Downtown Disney I always make a stop to the Candy Cauldron. I absolutely adore the storefront with it’s creepy cute exterior and detail. I’m a sucker for anything with a Disney villain on it!
Be warned: This store is tiny, way smaller than the outside would have you believe. It’s also almost always crowded. But the smell inside is simply heavenly from all the delicious (and adorable) desserts such as candy apples, rice krispie treats, chocolates, popcorn, gummies, etc.
I highly recommend the candy apples. They are to die for. I particularly love the white chocolate apples dusted with Butterfingers and topped with marshmallow Mickey ears. Mmmm… They have pretty cool «poison» apples too, if you also can’t resist anything having to do with a Disney villain ;-) The Rice Krispie treats are a little expensive at $ 4.99 but they’re fresh, yummy, and cute. If you’re into the Disney magic, these desserts will be worth the price and crowds.

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My favorite Disney candy apple EVER is from Disney’s Candy Cauldron.
Located at Downtown Disney, this candy shop has the cutest and the best candy apples. You can even see the cast members making candy apple from the window.
Mickey sorcerer candy apple ($ 9.99): did I say it’s the best candy apple ever? The caramel coated the apple perfectly and it wasn’t too sweet. I loved the crispy sugar and chocolate combination. My fingers were red after eating the apple but I didn’t care.
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Disney’s Candy Cauldron is yummylicious!

If you want to spend your snacks on your Disney Dining Plan, and it’s your last day, I definitely recommend this place! Or if you want to use your snack in general… or even just buy snacks! It’s located in Downtown Disney. 33% off six pieces of fudge! Chocolate covered strawberries count as a snack! Although they don’t count as a snack, their candy apples… YUM! And so pretty to look at! This place is sugar heaven with a Disney theme! They have a window out front, so you can see what the candy makers are up to. When we were there, the employee was working on Olaf candy apples! (His nose is a Bugle dipped on white chocolate or white frosting dipped in orange sprinkles!)

The only place I’ve ever gone that does caramel Granny Smith apples!!! I always make sure to stop by when I’m in the Orlando/​Kissimmee area and get a caramel apple. Also have great fudge! Worth going to. Courteous, friends cast members and great product.
A bit pricey, but what at Disney isn’t?

Cool candy store buy very expensive. They have some really unique Disney treats but be prepared to pay. They also have an icy machine that carries a lot of different flavors. Ask for a free sample.

I LOVE THIS STORE! The treats are so cute and it’s fun to watch the employees make assemble the treats in the window! How cute!
We ended up buying Star Wars mint tins, cookies from Minnie Mouse bake shop, and some cookies from behind the counter. All were gobbled up happily. There are so many treats here, you will find something for everyone (or just something for every mood you are in!).
LOVE THIS PLACE!

These guys are amazing!
I walked in to goofys candy co. and asked if I could have some candy apples made, bride and groom ones to be exact. The nice young lady called up her manager (who was at another store atm (Vic he runs 5 stores.) he came ASAP, and Spoke to us. Worked with another artist to make the apple as quick as possible. He called up the candy cauldron to make a bride.
He was very nice and eager to help us out even though we didn’t call in advance.
The apples were just 9.99 a pop, they look amazing, the ears f the groom apple melted in the car but still very adorable.
Walked into the candy cauldron they had the apple ready and everything it was amazing!

Took the family to down town Disney to catch a movie, stumble upon this little gem down there. Once I walked in I felt like I stepped into Hansel and Gretel’s movie, the witches house. Cause boy there was yummy goodies EVERYWHERE! i COULD NOT MAKE UP MY MIND AT ALL! I recommenced everyone to visit this little shop you wont regret it.
There is also a glass window in the front of the store displaying the kitchen side to this store, you can see how all the yummy treats are made =)
See you all real soon! (Mickey)

You just can’t even begin to imagine the sheer number of candy apples (in cool Disney shapes) they have here. Yes, they are super duper yummy, but it’s also really cool just to look at them all!
They also have chocolate dipped this, that, and the other. Cookies, cake pops, fudge… and the list goes on and on and on.
My blood glucose rises just looking into the window of this shop! Oh my!
You must stop in here and buy something. You simple must! But remember, you’re at Disney, so the prices are high, high, high! And this stuff is sweet, sweet, sweet… so make sure you ration out how much you give your kids at one time or you’ll be regretting it later!
I always walk in and just want to buy one (or two or three) of EVERYTHING! I swear if I ever hit the lottery I’m going to do just that! LOL

I assume they called it «Disney’s Candy Cauldron» because «Disney’s Overpriced Candy» doesn’t have the same ring to it, «Disney’s Candy Cavity Corner» is a mouthful to say, and «Mickey’s Exploitation of the Parents of Rich Kid’s «is too long (and blunt). Damn you Walt Disney Corporation and your infinite creativity. I both hate you and want to be you.
With that said — High quality ingredients, a friendly staff, creative candy decorations, a clean store, and products that taste really good overall keep me from giving this place a bad rating. Sure it’s expensive… but you’re at Walt Disney World. What do you expect? How do you think Mickey Mouse built an empire? Poor people? Not likely…
PS: Dear Walt Disney Corporation, my soul is for sale. I am willing to prostitute my creative talents for you. Call me.
PS again: Dear Walt Disney Corporation, I have a great idea to target the wallets of the ultra rich… Chocolate cover foie gras. Caramel covered caviar. Caramelized veal. (The tears of defenseless baby animals makes this extra sweet for the rich.)
CALL ME.

As far as confectionary stores go, the candy cauldron is a delightful, albeit predictable little shop. Cookies, fudge, chocolate dipped strawberries, apples and Rice Krispie treats, candy and more!
Specializing in caramel and candy apples, guests can watch the culinary artists at work via a street-​front window. It’s a fun experience for passerby.

Disney themed candy apples galore!
This is the place to view the makings of the fancy candy apples of Disney characters. They have so many different varieties, they’re amazingly creative. They have just about every type of candy you can think of. My favorite thing to do is come by when the candymakers are doing their thing. They make all their creations in the window area in full view of all the spectators. Definitely a must do experience when you’re in the Downtown Disney area.