You’ve seen them around the parks. Some of you dressed up as them. Now, they store candy. I’m talking about none other than the iconic Walt Disney World Resort trash cans.
Bin-troducing the all-new Bulk Candy Containers, inspired by the classic Main Street U.S.A. trash cans and packed with your favorite sweet treats. Today we’re sharing everything you need to know about these fun cans. I’ll waste no time, here’s where to find them to how you can take one home.
What are the Bulk Candy Containers?
If you have visited any of the Disney Parks, you wouldn’t have missed the colorful trash cans themed to the lands in which they are located.
Available while supplies last, the new Bulk Candy Containers are a nostalgic, miniature replica of the bins that pepper Main Street U.S.A. in the Magic Kingdom Theme Park. Featuring swinging lids on both sides and a flip-top, the cans will make your next sweet treat craving that much more fun.
How Can I Buy the Trash-Can Inspired Containers?
- Visit one of the six merchandise locations and pick your favorites from the bulk candy wall using a bag provided. Note that you will need to grab at least ½ lb. of candy to be able to purchase the container.
- Don’t place the sweets in the can just yet! You will need to check out first. Keep in mind that there’s a limit of 2 containers per guest/transaction. Available while supplies last!
- After purchasing, you can throw the candy in the container and reuse it as a nostalgic collectible.
It’s as simple as finding a trash can in Walt Disney World Resort!
When Do the Bulk Candy Containers Launch?
Go get that candy later this May. Please note launch timing may vary by merchandise location.
Where Will Bulk Candy Containers Be Sold?
The bin-credible containers will be available at Walt Disney World Resort.
Parks:
- Magic Kingdom Park: Main Street Confectionery
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park: Zuri’s Sweets Shop
Resorts:
- Disney’s BoardWalk Inn: Screen Door General Store
- The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort: Meadow Trading Post
Disney Springs:
Stay tuned for more bin-spo in the future!
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