Candy Makers of Disneyland
Three of the reasons Disneyland is the happiest place on Earth are Candy Palace, Marceline’s Confectionery, and Trolley Treats. All day, every day, these candy shops make some of the country’s best classic American candy.
Candy Palace – Main Street, Disneyland
Marceline’s Confectionery – Downtown Disney
Trolley Treats – Buena Vista Street, California Adventure
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Fun pictures! My Family and I love to go to Disneyland and when we go, i always have to have a candy apple. disneyland is where I had my first candy apple and it’s now a thing with me. my kids love to watch the people in the window making the candy. good times.