New Bulk Candy Options in Iconic Trash Cans Now at Disney World

Bin There, Munched That! New Trash Can-Inspired Candy Containers Roll into Walt Disney World

Disney fans know that at Walt Disney World, even the trash cans are iconic — and now, those waste bins are getting a sweet makeover. Say hello to the all-new Bulk Candy Containers, delightfully designed to resemble the nostalgic Main Street, U.S.A. trash cans. But instead of holding garbage, these miniature replicas are packed with sugary treasures — and we’re not tossing this opportunity aside!

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What Exactly Are These Candy Cans?

These adorable containers are waste-deep in charm, modeled after the land-themed trash cans that dot the Disney parks. Specifically, they take their inspiration from the whimsical bins lining Main Street, U.S.A. in Magic Kingdom. Each can features:

• Miniature swinging lids on both sides
• A flip-top for easy treat access
• Room to stash your favorite candies or trinkets
• A hefty dose of Disney nostalgia

It’s the perfect combo of collectible cuteness and candy convenience — with a side of pixie dust.

How to Snag a Trash Can Full of Treats

Here’s how to take the plunge into sugar-coated sustainability:

1. Visit any of the six participating merchandise locations (listed below).
2. Fill a bag with at least ½ lb. of candy from the bulk candy wall.
3. Purchase your sweets and the candy container separately (don’t put the candy in the bin before checkout!).
4. Limit two containers per guest per transaction.
5. Once purchased, feel free to “bin-gin” your snacking!

And yes — these are while supplies last, so don’t waste time (or candy)!

Where to Find These Sweet Souvenirs

You won’t have to go dumpster diving to find them — just head to one of these six locations across Walt Disney World Resort:

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In the Parks:

• Magic Kingdom: Main Street Confectionery
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom: Zuri’s Sweets Shop

At the Resorts:

• Disney’s BoardWalk Inn: Screen Door General Store
• The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness: Meadow Trading Post

At Disney Springs:

• Goofy’s Candy Company
• Disney’s Candy Cauldron

When Can You Get Yours?

The Bulk Candy Containers launch later this May, though exact arrival dates may vary by location. Keep an eye on the candy counter — and maybe set an alert or two — because these bins are sure to fly off the shelves faster than you can say “sweet tooth.”

Whether you’re a longtime Disney parks fan, a sucker for themed merchandise, or just want to carry your candy in something a little more magical, these Main Street-inspired minis are the perfect park memento.