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| - This place is hard to review. The prices are really high, and even if you just go in to buy the candy itself (skipping all of the souvenirs and the like), you'll likely end up paying somewhere in the neighborhood of $12.99 for a single pound (depending on whether or not you choose to fill your own bag, or purchase a pre-wrapped option).
Still, there are TONS of items here for the M&M fanatic - penny crushing machines on almost every floor (I'm a nut for these things, and they only cost $0.51) and some items are technically on clearance, bringing their prices down into the fairly reasonable range.
However, for all of the variety in the store, the prices are simply outrageous. $8 for a plastic keychain with glued on gemstones that had already fallen off some of the ones hanging on the rack? Really disappointing.
I'm a huge fan of little trinkets - keychains, magnets, anything that lights up or has moving parts (very easily amused in that way). This place has a lot of stuff that fits the bill, even if you're just into stuff that's really colorful, but you'll need to be prepared to pay at least $20 if you want something worthwhile (that's $20 for one item - and that's a low guesstimate). Unfortunately, I walked out with just a couple of squished pennies.
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