"Visitors begin the i Candy experience in a Central Park-themed area featuring a carousel, oversized flowers, and a mock Central Park Zoo. The attraction continues to a level modeled on various New York City neighborhoods, offering activities such as riding in an FDNY firetruck, posing behind an NYPD jail cell, and discovering candy in settings like ice cream trucks and bagel shops. The experience is self-paced, allowing guests to collect sweets at their own speed."
"The final section of i Candy immerses visitors in a stylized version of New York's underground scene, featuring graffiti, flashing lights, and themed areas resembling bookshops and construction sites. Guests also encounter oversized representations of New York icons, such as rats and pizzas. As per Time Out, i Candy aims to bring New York City to life through a candy-themed interactive experience, said general manager Dino Martin, who previously managed locations including FAO Schwarz and IT'SUGAR."
"One Times Square has opened a new attraction called i Candy, offering visitors an immersive three-floor candy experience. Open since last Friday, i Candy offers a family-friendly experience where visitors of all ages can explore New York City through a candy-themed adventure. At the end of the experience, guests can visit a dedicated Candy Shop to purchase exclusive sweets and nostalgic treats. Tickets are now available online for those interested in visiting the attraction in Times Square."
i Candy is a new three-floor attraction in One Times Square that offers an immersive, candy-themed exploration of New York City. Visitors begin in a Central Park-themed area with a carousel, oversized flowers, and a mock zoo. A second level recreates New York neighborhoods with interactive activities like riding an FDNY firetruck, posing behind an NYPD jail cell, and finding sweets in ice cream trucks and bagel shops. A final underground-themed section features graffiti, flashing lights, themed bookshop and construction-site areas, and oversized New York icons such as rats and pizzas. The self-paced experience ends with a Candy Shop selling exclusive and nostalgic treats; tickets are available online.
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