Last-minute candy splurge in Terminal B
Families wipe out leftover souvenir cash at Natalie’s Candy Jar in Terminal B, stocking up on bulk gummies and novelty sweets after clearing security. You’ll find it airside in the B concourses, an easy detour if your flight leaves from a B-gate. Think self-serve bins, packaged treats, and airport-priced sugar hits rather than anything handmade on-site.
Most bulk candy runs by weight, so that “just a few scoops” can jump past $10 fast if kids go hard on the scoop bins. Pre-packed items with printed prices usually land in the $5–$15 range, similar to other MCO gift spots but higher than grocery store candy back home. There’s plenty of bright packaging aimed at kids, plus some nostalgic candies that adults grab while they’re killing 20–30 minutes before boarding.
Hours track typical Terminal B flight banks, with the shop open from the morning departures rush into the evening, roughly covering the 6:00–21:00 window most days. It sits past security, so this is only an option once you’re committed to flying out of Terminal B, not for anyone dropping you off at Level 3 check-in. If your gate is at the far end of B, budget 5–10 minutes each way to walk over and back.
Tip: Give kids a firm dollar limit before you grab a bag, then weigh one test scoop at the scale so you don’t end up paying sit-down restaurant money for gummy bears.