M&M’S at Disney Springs: What to See, Do & Know

12 September 2026 by Steve Bell Leave a Comment

M&M’S at Disney Springs Is an Explosion of Color

M&M’S at Disney Springs is one of those stores that’s worth walking into even if you have absolutely no intention of buying anything.

I’ve been through the store three or four times, most recently in February 2026. The first visit was pure curiosity. Later visits were mostly because I wanted photos.

And every time, the same thing stands out:

It is an explosion of color.

The store is packed with bright displays, M&M’S merchandise, candy, and one of the most visually impressive candy walls you’ll find anywhere at Walt Disney World.

I’ve never purchased anything there. I haven’t customized M&M’S, filled a candy container, or bought any of the merchandise.

But I still think it’s fun to walk through.

Quick answer: If you’re already on the West Side of Disney Springs, M&M’S is worth a five-minute walk-through just to see the Chocolate Wall, colorful merchandise, and oversized Red and Yellow M&M characters outside. You don’t need to buy anything to enjoy it.

Location

M&M’S is located on the West Side of Disney Springs along the main pedestrian thoroughfare.

It is in the same building complex as Splitsville Luxury Lanes and across from Jaleo, which makes both useful landmarks if you’re trying to find it.

The store is right along the normal walking route through the West Side, so you don’t need to make a detour to take a look.

That convenience is one reason I’ve walked through several times even though I’ve never gone there specifically to shop.

What Is the M&M’S Store at Disney Springs?

M&M’S at Disney Springs is a large branded candy and merchandise store rather than a simple candy shop.

The space is filled with M&M’S products, apparel, accessories, baby clothing, gifts, housewares, colorful displays, and candy in just about every color you can imagine.

You can also purchase personalized M&M’S with custom text, graphics, and other designs.

I haven’t personally used the customization service, so I can’t tell you how easy the process is or whether I think it’s worth the price.

What I can tell you is that the store itself is entertaining enough to walk through even if you’re just looking.

The Chocolate Wall Is the Main Attraction

The most memorable part of the store is the huge Chocolate Wall.

It stretches across a large section of the interior and consists of tall, clear vertical tubes filled with M&M’S.

The tubes begin around waist height and extend far overhead, creating a wall of color.

Each tube holds a different selection. Some are filled with one color, while others contain mixtures of several colors.

At the bottom of each tube is a dispenser where guests can fill a container with their chosen M&M’S.

Even if you’re not planning to buy candy, the display is worth seeing.

It’s one of those simple concepts that’s much more impressive in person because of the scale and sheer amount of color.

You Can Create Personalized M&M’S

One of the store’s major features is the ability to create customized M&M’S.

Guests can personalize candy with text, images, graphics, and other designs.

I haven’t used the service myself or spent much time watching the process, so I’m not going to pretend to review it.

But if you’re looking for a personalized gift or unique souvenir from Disney Springs, it’s one of the things the store is designed around.

There Is Much More Than Candy

A large portion of M&M’S is devoted to merchandise.

On my visits, I’ve seen a lot of:

• M&M’S T-shirts
• Baby clothing
• Hats
• Bags
• Cups and drinkware
• Toys and novelty items
• Kitchen and household items

Most of the merchandise is standard M&M’S branding using the familiar bright primary colors associated with the characters.

The store does carry Disney and M&M’S crossover merchandise, but during my most recent visit, that represented only a very small portion of what was on display.

I would not make a special trip here specifically expecting a huge selection of Disney/M&M’S merchandise.

The Outside Photo Opportunity Is Easy to Spot

The obvious dedicated photo opportunity is outside the store to the left of the entrance.

You’ll find large Red and Yellow M&M characters there, including Yellow as the familiar peanut M&M.

It’s a quick, easy photo stop and works particularly well for families with kids or anyone who likes the M&M’S characters.

Inside, the Chocolate Wall and colorful displays also make interesting photo backgrounds.

How Crowded Is the Store?

M&M’S is usually busy when I’ve visited.

That isn’t surprising. Disney Springs sees heavy foot traffic, and the store’s bright colors and open entrance naturally draw people inside.

Even when busy, though, I’ve found it easy enough to walk around and look at the displays.

This isn’t somewhere I’d avoid simply because there are a lot of people inside.

How Much Time Do You Need?

If you’re just curious and want to see what the store looks like, you don’t need much time.

Five minutes is plenty.

Ten minutes would be a stretch for me unless I were shopping, looking more carefully through the merchandise, or using the personalized M&M’S service.

That’s part of what makes it such an easy Disney Springs stop.

You can walk in, see the Chocolate Wall, look around, take a few pictures, and be back outside without making it a major part of your day.

Is It Worth Visiting If You Aren’t Buying Anything?

Yes.

That’s exactly how I’ve used it.

I’ve never bought candy or merchandise from the store, yet I’ve still walked through multiple times.

Disney Springs has several highly themed stores that are enjoyable simply to explore, and M&M’S fits into that category.

I wouldn’t call it an attraction, but it can function almost like a tiny free experience while you’re walking the West Side.

You get a colorful environment, a massive candy wall, some fun photo opportunities, and a look at merchandise you probably won’t see in an ordinary candy aisle.

Then you continue on with your day.

What About Visiting With Kids?

Kids will probably enjoy this store even more than adults.

The colors are bright, the characters are familiar, and there is candy everywhere you look.

You can absolutely walk through without buying anything.

Whether you can convince your kids to leave a giant M&M’S store without buying candy may be another question entirely.

Bottom Line

M&M’S at Disney Springs is big, bright, colorful, and very easy to enjoy without spending a dime.

The Chocolate Wall is the visual centerpiece, while the rest of the store is packed with M&M’S clothing, gifts, accessories, candy, and customization options.

For me, this isn’t a shopping destination.

It’s something fun to walk through when I’m already nearby.

If you’re exploring the West Side, especially with kids, I’d take a few minutes to go inside.

You may buy something.

You may not.

Either way, it’s one of the more colorful little stops at Disney Springs.

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Disney Springs Overview Pages

• Disney Springs
  • Marketplace
  • The Landing
  • Town Center
  • West Side

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