Is the M&M'S Store at Disney Springs Worth It? We Tried the Flavor Wall

I stopped at the M&M'S Store at Disney Springs in March 2026 to see whether the giant flavor wall and unusual varieties were actually worth the stop.

THE VERDICT

Worth It Rating: 5/10. Worth doing once if you're already at Disney Springs, especially as a special event with kids, for adults visiting Orlando, or as a casual date idea. I wouldn't make a special trip just for the store.

The best part: unusual M&M'S flavors

The flavor wall was easily the reason to go. I bought multiple bags and put just a few pieces of different varieties in each so I could create a mini taste test without committing to a full bag of one flavor.

I tried Peanut Butter Cinnamon Roll, Dark Chocolate Peanut, White Chocolate Easter Marshmallow Treat, Lemon Meringue Pie, and Cherry Chocolate Cupcake. The novelty is the real draw because these aren't the flavors you normally see at the grocery store.

A tip before filling your bag

Take a small amount of each unfamiliar flavor first. The candy is sold by weight, so the total rises as you fill the bag. I don't remember my exact total, but the price felt reasonable by Disney Springs standards. Sampling several flavors also makes the experience more fun.

Several dispensers were out of order

A handful of flavor tubes were out of order during my visit, including one of the newer flavors. I don't remember exactly which one, but it was noticeable because trying the unusual varieties is the main reason to visit. When the flavor wall is the attraction, broken dispensers take away from the experience.

What about the rest of the store?

I spent about 30 minutes inside, including the flavor wall and browsing the merchandise. The store is colorful and fun to walk through, but I didn't find anything in the merchandise section that I really wanted to buy. For me, the candy experience was much more interesting than the souvenirs.

Who is the M&M'S Store worth it for?

It works best when you treat it as an activity rather than a shopping destination. Families can let kids choose unusual flavors. Adults can make their own taste test. It could also work as a simple date: each person picks several flavors and you compare and rank them afterward.

If you're already spending time at Disney Springs, it's an easy 20- to 30-minute addition. If you're deciding whether to drive there specifically for the M&M'S Store, I'd skip making a dedicated trip.

So, is it worth it?

Once? Yes, if the flavor wall sounds fun to you. As a must-do Disney Springs attraction? No. The unusual flavors made the visit interesting, but the out-of-order dispensers and underwhelming merchandise kept the experience firmly in the middle for me.

Worth It Rating: 5/10