Goofy's Candy Company

Goofy’s Candy Company is the candy wonderland tucked into the Marketplace side of Disney Springs — part confectionery, part edible toy store. The headline act is the build-your-own treat station, where you pick a base (a giant marshmallow, a pretzel rod, a Rice Krispies-style block, a caramel apple, a graham cracker), then a dip (milk, dark, or white chocolate), then go nuts on toppings: crushed Oreos, M&M’s, sprinkles, gummies, mini marshmallows, the works. It’s the rare Disney snack you actually art-direct yourself, which is exactly why kids lose their minds here and why it photographs so well.

Beyond the build-station, the cases are stacked with pre-made caramel and candy apples, gourmet marshmallows, fudge, chocolate-dipped everything, and bins of bulk candy sold by weight. There’s also a small selection of cold drinks and novelty sodas. It’s a counter-service grab-and-go, not a sit-down — you order, you pay by weight or per item, you wander back out into the Marketplace with your sugar trophy. The whole place leans hard into Goofy gags and bright primary colors, so it reads as a destination stop, not just a register.

This isn’t a meal and it isn’t trying to be one. It’s a deliberate splurge — the move when you want a souvenir you can eat, a birthday surprise, or a way to bribe tired kids into one more lap of the shops. Skip it if you just want a quick cheap sugar fix; a churro cart will do that for less effort.

This is for families with kids who’d rather make the treat than just eat it, and for anyone who wants a customizable, Instagram-ready splurge over a generic packaged snack. Solo adults chasing the best dessert in Disney Springs should walk a few doors down to Gideon’s — but if the joy is in the building and the over-the-top toppings, Goofy’s delivers exactly that. Treat it as an experience with a sugar payoff, not a value snack.