Gladly!vixen101485 wrote:Now if I have it right from memory, (correct me if I am wrong)
Only if you have a time machine. It was moved to the corner shop (formerly the Camera Center) quite some few years back.Walk in under the train tunnel, go right around the flagpole (stay on the street) when you are on the opposite side of the flagpole from the train station, it is the 2nd store on the right. I think I have that correct.
Princess Susi wrote:If someone had burned my arm with their cig, the WHOLE crowd would have known about it. I would have screamed SO LOUD, enough to break the offender's eardrums and then I woulda smacked him. That is just so off the hook! Getting someone in the arm with a BURNING HOT EMBER would be enough for me to call security to make sure this guy was properly and officially chastised for being so ignorant to the people around him that he BURNED someone, then to give YOU a dirty look. Wow. Just wow. What a rude and unthinking self centered Prick! He likes burning things, he is gonna love it in Hell! :twisted:
Yeah, he would NOT have liked burning me.
The nurse...? Well, she needs to go through those Disney Way classes again as a refresher course.
HRH Princess Susi
Zazu wrote:Only if you have a time machine. It was moved to the corner shop (formerly the Camera Center) quite some few years back.vixen101485 wrote:Walk in under the train tunnel, go right around the flagpole (stay on the street) when you are on the opposite side of the flagpole from the train station, it is the 2nd store on the right.
Yeah when we 'stumbled" onto it we were expecting a clothing store (like MK and DLR) as DW was searching for the "perfect" WDW jacket. When we realized where we were, we forgot about buying clothing. Yep, even though we had some gift baskets in the room, we left with...enough that we could "skip" a dinner! plus got some great baked goods with the candy!!!Rob562 wrote:Awww, what a pity... I was just about to make a "Second store to the right, and straight on 'til Mmmmmmmmmm......" joke. :p:
-Rob
Here is a funny SG story involving the Confectionery.felinefan wrote:Churchy, those were the most beautiful pictures of a candy shop I ever saw. Being broke and unemployed sucks. I would like to visit DL, but just stated the reason. For a second I thought they were at Knott's, but then I remembered that Disney's shops are much prettier! And of course, there is the fact that this IS the Disney site.... What are those Mickey shaped goodies, they look like cakes covered in toasted coconut, the next to the last picture I think? Don't even know what they are, but I want one! Heck, I want one of everything, but please no hard or sour candy, and no candy apples, please! Gotta get to a dentist, my veneers are falling apart....
HarryFromMarydelDE wrote:Here is a funny SG story involving the Confectionery.
As church lady mentioned, they are giant rice crispie treats. And they are really good. Using the ones shown in those beautiful pictures, this is one with a 1.5 pound chocolate medallion attached:
Notice the smiling Mickey on the chocolate medallion? The mold used for the rice crispies themselves has the same exact face, but because of the nature of rice crispies they don't pick up the face very well, just leaving a vague impression of a smile (incidentally, those ears are covered in white chocolate):
The smile is actually less visible in person than it appears in the photo. A few weeks ago I was working at the Cotton Candy registers (the ones in the fifth photo down in the diningindisney.com photos). From where a guest stands you can't really see the smile at all unless you know to look at it. A SG bought a plain one and as I was boxing it up she suddenly noticed the smile. She completely freaked, and I had to cancel the purchase. She said that it was one of the scariest things she had ever seen! I showed her the mold but it didn't matter, she ended up leaving the store without buying anything and she seemed quite disturbed by the whole experience. Since then I have carefully looked at the plain rice crispie heads several times, but I still can't see what she saw. Really, it was a very strange experience.
-Harry
Acid flashback?HarryFromMarydelDE wrote:She said that it was one of the scariest things she had ever seen! I showed her the mold but it didn't matter, she ended up leaving the store without buying anything and she seemed quite disturbed by the whole experience.
The Confectionery is impossible to miss I found. We went under the right side of the train station and the sign just stared me in the face. Cool place but I didn't buy anything, I just wasn't in the mood for sweets at the time and I have no room in my bags for anything.HarryFromMarydelDE wrote:For the people looking for directions to the Confectionery, the stores in Main Street East are as follows:
Standing with the train station at your back, Main Street East is the right hand side of the street. The big building on your right is Expo Hall (photo pass, camera supplies, and Mickey shaped pasta), then Tony's Town Square Restaurant (not part of Main Street East), then a little open space, then the Chapeau (closed until the 18th of March while it is expanded to fill the space formerly occupied by DVC), then the Confectionery, then the Gallery, then Uptown Jewelers/Uptown Pins.
Here is where the confectionery is on the paper map, sorry for my sloppily drawn arrow:
For whatever reason, the paper map pretty much just has dining, not shopping.
-Harry
