Goofy's Candy Cauldron Info Needed

[Emily & Sarah's Mom]

My husband ,4 yo DD , 9 yo DD , and I are planning to visit Downtown Disney one evening during our June trip. I've seen some pics of the food at Goofy's and it looks great. Can someone give me any more detail?

Thank you!

 

[Jasminetigger]

We were just there last night. My two DD's (12 and 8) loved it. They have candy bins. You can fill up your bag with all the different candy from the bins. They have a case with all sorts of homemande candies. Like fudge, toffee, chocaltes, etc. They have a station where you create your own candy creation. You start out with a huge oreo cookie or candied apple, etc. Then you have them add your specific toppings to it. Chocolate, carmel, sprinkles, chocolate chips, mmarshmallows, etc. We didn't get one but they looked soooo good. They also have a drink station. I think it is icees. You create your own cup with a different base, top, etc. They had a lot of boxed candies, carmel corn, cookies, lollipops, etc. I'm sure your kids will love it. The adults love it too!

 

[makinorlando]

From what we saw today (the first time DD9 and I had wandered in there) it is just a big candy/goodie store. They had a wall of Jellybeans. And cases full of fudge, rice crispy treats,cookies, and many kinds of candied/caramel apples.

Nothing to really to photograph, at least in my mind!

We did not stay long as it had a strange aroma today - I'm sure from something they were cooking, but it was not pleasing to the senses! I think you can see them making some of the treats, but we did not stay to watch.

 

[2angelsinheaven]

I just love their caramel apples... yummy! You get a sheet were you check what you'd like, either apple, pretzel sticks, giant oreo or rice crispy treat. Then you pick a coating... I think they have caramel, chocolate, white chocolate, etc. Then some toppings, like MnM's, nuts, choc. chips, etc. It's all very reasonable, around $5 or so for the apple, I think $2.50 maybe for three large pretzel rods, etc.

 

[JERSEYGIRLINSI]

We (ds 23 mos. & myslef) love the store, while my dh would have skipped the store all together. It is a candy store, with some special treats that you will probably not be able to get anywhere else. When you come in on the front side, there is a Jelly Belly motor cycle there now. The first section from the front is a Icee station. You build your own Icee holder, there are differnt feet and head closures that you get to build yourself. The body is different color cups, which are filled with whatever flavor you choose when you give it to the cast member. The cup choices are like Mickey(which we got), Stictch, Goofy, etc. Big fun for the kids, and a cool drink to boot. This was like $8, and $3 for refills. There is your normal candy store fare there, which is loaded into bags and weighed for the pricing. This I can't remember the cost of, but I know that it was pricey-we didn't do this.(I'm sure it's comparable to the average cost anywhere else-but I never buy that as I think it's too much). There was plenty of variety. There is a whole section of the Goofy sour powder "Pixie Stick" creations, this we didn't do either..it was too much for powder! But there were plenty of people getting it, kids and adults. And at the center of it all, but more towards the back of the store, is a make it your own station . The things that you could "make your own" were Giant Oreo's, Mickey head Rice krispie treats, apples(candy,caramel), marshmallows, and pretzel rods. All reasonable in price, apples $5.50 (i'm almost positive), Mickeys $2.50(we got these made-great), oreos $3.50(dh got this plain). With a slew of fix-ins, milk chocolate, white chocolate, peanuts, walnuts, sprinkles, coconut, Butterfingers, oreos, chocoltae & white chips..etc. Lots of fun, and good too. Go, you'll enjoy it