Candy Palace on Main Street now has eight Frozen Glacier machines pouring Coca-Cola, Fanta, Barq's, and Hi-C slushies for $7.49. The Disneyland app lists only four of the flavors.
Disneyland's Main Street candy shop now sells something you can drink through a straw.
Candy Palace debuted Frozen Glacier slushies, WDWNT reported Wednesday, Nov. 4. The shop has eight slush machines, and each Glacier costs $7.49.
The flavors all come from Coca-Cola brands. There's frozen Coca-Cola, frozen Barq's root beer, three kinds of Fanta and a pink lemonade from Hi-C, plus blue raspberry and cherry.
The Disneyland app hasn't caught up. It lists only four Glaciers: Blue Raspberry, Cherry, Mango and Pink Lemonade. And on WDWNT's visit, the blue raspberry and cherry machines already had "Please enjoy another flavor" signs. Popular on day one, apparently.
These aren't part of Disney's holiday foodie guide, which lists Candy Palace's seasonal treats starting Nov. 12. Disney hasn't announced the Glaciers, and it hasn't said whether they're sticking around.
Here's a look at Candy Palace on Main Street, U.S.A.:
What Frozen Glacier flavors does Disneyland's Candy Palace have?
WDWNT counted eight machines:
Coca-Cola
Barq's Root Beer
Fanta Orange
Fanta Watermelon
Fanta Mango Orange (listed as Mango in the app)
Hi-C Pink Lemonade
Blue Raspberry
Cherry
WDWNT didn't say which brand makes the blue raspberry and cherry flavors. At Disney World, Coca-Cola's Fanta line covers both. Disney hasn't listed sizes or refills, either.
How much is a Frozen Glacier at Disneyland?
$7.49, according to WDWNT. That's the same price for every flavor.
For comparison, WDWNT listed Disney World's Glaciers at $5.99 at Candy Cauldron in Disney Springs and Main Street Confectionery in Magic Kingdom in fall 2024. That's a $1.50 gap, by our math. To be fair, Disney World's prices have had two years to climb, too.
What is a Frozen Glacier?
It's Disney World's name for the slushies sold at its candy shops. Think of a frozen fountain drink, not a shaved ice.
Goofy's Candy Co. at Disney Springs: Disney Food Blog was writing about "Goofy's Glaciers" back in 2013.
Main Street Confectionery at Magic Kingdom: Glaciers arrived when the shop expanded in 2021. In October 2024, the lineup switched to Fanta Blue Raspberry, Minute Maid Lemonade, Coca-Cola and Fanta Wild Cherry, and the specialty Glaciers with candy mixed in were dropped, WDWNT reported.
Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs: It reopened in September 2024 with Glaciers in Coke, Blue Raspberry, Fanta Wild Cherry and Lemonade. Adults could add a shot of rum, tequila, vodka, whiskey or cinnamon whiskey for $13.50 total.
WDWNT didn't mention any spiked Glaciers at Candy Palace. Don't hold your breath. Main Street isn't Disney Springs.
When are Candy Palace candy canes in 2026?
Candy Palace's other big holiday draw is its hand-pulled candy canes. They sell out fast. Here are this year's dates, as we reported in October:
November: Nov. 27 and 30
December: Dec. 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23 and 25
Disneyland uses wristbands to manage the limited daily supply, MiceChat reported. The Main Street Mouse's advice: get there early.
Candy Palace also picks up holiday treats from Disney's foodie guide on Nov. 12, running through Jan. 2. New ones include a Mickey Ornament Caramel Apple, a Mickey Snowglobe Marshmallow Pop and a Minnie Present Vanilla Cake Pop. The Santa Minnie Caramel Apple and Mickey Wreath Cereal Treat return.
Where else can I get a slushie at the Disneyland Resort?
Over in Disney California Adventure, the Chiller cart in Paradise Gardens Park sells frozen slushies. It's been closed for refurbishment since July 26. Disneyland's website points to a Nov. 29 return, MousePlanet reported, but Disney hasn't confirmed that.
So for now, Candy Palace is the easy answer. It's the only glacier in Southern California, and it costs $7.49.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
WDW News Today (Nov. 4, 2026), the Candy Palace machines, flavors, price and app listing
WDW News Today (Sept. 23 and Oct. 12, 2024), Disney World Glacier flavors and prices at Candy Cauldron and Main Street Confectionery
Disney Food Blog (Jan. 29, 2013), Goofy's Glaciers
Disney Parks Blog (Nov. 4, 2026), the holiday foodie guide, checked for Glaciers
WDW News Today (Nov. 4, 2026), the full holiday menus, candy shop dates and treat list
MousePlanet (Nov. 2, 2026), candy cane dates and the Chiller cart closure
The Main Street Mouse (Nov. 2, 2026), candy cane dates
MiceChat (Oct. 21, 2026), candy cane wristbands
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