Candy Palace and
Refreshment Corner
Along with the release of The Penny
Arcade on December 10th 2005,
was the Candy Palace and
Refreshment Corner. Selling for
$165.00, it is available at the
Disneyana, Disney Gallery, The
World of Disney and Off The Page,
at Disney's California Adventure.
That wonderful front window of the
Candy Palace, has taunted so many
of us over the edge. To see and
smell the candy being made right in
front of you, how can we resist?
Not only does Candy Palace sell the
freshly made stuff, they have jelly
beans, chocolate, and taffy. They
have about anything you might want,
and then some.
Refreshment Corner, also known as
Coke Corner, is a great place to get
a quick bite to eat, from hot dogs,
pretzels, chips and soft drinks. Most
of the time music is played by
talented pianists.
As Robert works his way down
Main Street, most of us are running
out of room to display them.
Something as perfect as the Candy
Palace and Refreshment Corner,
must be shown. As a person that
walks by this building every other
month, Robert's miniature seems to
catch my eye, from the red brick to
the white pilers in front of the door.
The patio full of red and white
umbrellas, Robert even has the
white piano with a man at the keys,
(Rod Miller) perhaps. Take a look
for yourself and you might see
something you hadn't before.
Refreshment Corner
Along with the release of The Penny
Arcade on December 10th 2005,
was the Candy Palace and
Refreshment Corner. Selling for
$165.00, it is available at the
Disneyana, Disney Gallery, The
World of Disney and Off The Page,
at Disney's California Adventure.
That wonderful front window of the
Candy Palace, has taunted so many
of us over the edge. To see and
smell the candy being made right in
front of you, how can we resist?
Not only does Candy Palace sell the
freshly made stuff, they have jelly
beans, chocolate, and taffy. They
have about anything you might want,
and then some.
Refreshment Corner, also known as
Coke Corner, is a great place to get
a quick bite to eat, from hot dogs,
pretzels, chips and soft drinks. Most
of the time music is played by
talented pianists.
As Robert works his way down
Main Street, most of us are running
out of room to display them.
Something as perfect as the Candy
Palace and Refreshment Corner,
must be shown. As a person that
walks by this building every other
month, Robert's miniature seems to
catch my eye, from the red brick to
the white pilers in front of the door.
The patio full of red and white
umbrellas, Robert even has the
white piano with a man at the keys,
(Rod Miller) perhaps. Take a look
for yourself and you might see
something you hadn't before.
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Sound Not From Miniature
