Help-best candy store not in park or DS

[heather360]

Help. I'm at AKL now & it's my last day. Have a ton of snack credits to use up. It's so crowded here with the early Christmas crowds that I don't want to go into a park or Disney springs.

Does anyone know which resort has the best selection of treats to bring home? I'm thinking one of the values or moderates. I do have access to a car. Thanks so much

 

[MaleficentRN]

I know that Contemporary has a decent candy counter in their gift shop. And they also have a holiday treat shop set up. Grand Floridian has the gingerbrad shop set up, but not sure if you can use credits for i. Good luck!

 

[heather360]

Thank you. Think I will try Art of Animation. That way I could always go over to Pop Century if I need to.

 

[Epcot82Guy]

Another good option is to head over to Beach Club/Boardwalk. Grab ice cream at Ample Hills (Snack eligible) and then check out the Boardwalk Bakery, General Store and Beach Club Marketplace. It's standard items mostly - but they are all near each other. You also then have access to the International Gateway entrance to Epcot to grab World Showcase snacks like Macarons from Les Halles or caramel items from Karamel Kuche).

 

[sharadoc]

Karamel Kuche is a great option! Large Caramel Corn and pieces of chocolate covered caramel!! Or go to MK and just the Main St. candy shop. I got the giant Mickey gingerbreads and shortbread figures for snack credits, Mickey Crispie Treats, and a Caramel Apple.

Now that the Boardwalk Sweets ship closed, I don't think there's a really good candy store unless you go into a park or Disney Springs. Disappointing. I hated to waste any snack credits on those bagged Goofy's Candy Co. things. I can buy Spree at home!