Whether you’re prepping for Halloween, collecting treats, or just indulging in sugar-filled fun, Orlando has some top candy spots that are perfect for grabbing goodies, hitting up your trick-or-treat route, or making candy runs! Here are the best ones.
🍭 1. IT’SUGAR Orlando International Premium Outlets (Orlando International Premium Outlets)
Located in the Orlando-International Premium Outlets area, IT’SUGAR is more than a candy store — it’s a candy experience. You’ll find giant gummy bears, novelty sweets, candy-themed fashion and décor.
Why go: Ideal for filling up your Halloween candy stash with fun and unusual treats.
Tip: Bring a bag and let your kids pick some wild candies for their trick-or-treat buckets.
🍫 2. Sugar Factory ICON Park (8371 International Dr #70, Orlando)
This candy-store + dining experience at ICON Park offers hundreds of novelty candies and full dessert options. i
Why go: Combine a fun outing with candy shopping — great for families heading toward the parks.
Tip: Let each child pick one crazy candy and one classic treat to balance fun + favorites.
🍬 3. Rocket Fizz International Drive
A nostalgia-filled candy and soda shop on International Drive: classic sweets, novel soda flavors and bulk candy.
Why go: Great for “bulk treat” mode — perfect when stocking candy buckets for trick-or-treaters.
Tip: Check the bulk bins for value — and pick up some “fun size” bags for easy distribution.
🧁 4. Sugar Planet Orlando
Located on International Drive, Sugar Planet features massive selections of freeze-dried bulk candy, nostalgic treats and colorful décor.
Why go: Perfect when you want lots of candy for a lower budget — and your kids will love browsing.
Tip: Bring a clear container so they can pick mix-and-match trims of candy for their buckets.
🍭 5. Chocolate Kingdom – The Factory Adventure Tour
Though not purely a candy store, Chocolate Kingdom offers a tour plus handmade chocolates, fudge and novelty sweets.
Why go: A more “crafted” candy stop — great if you want something special or “gourmet treat” for older kids.
Tip: Pick up a small box of handmade chocolates as a treat for after trick-or-treating.
