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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:
- Visit any of the six participating merchandise locations (listed below).
- Fill a bag with at least ½ lb. of candy from the bulk candy wall.
- Purchase your sweets and the candy container separately (don’t put the candy in the bin before checkout!).
- Limit two containers per guest per transaction.
- 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.
