The first one ever
The Las Vegas store was the first M&M's World location ever — the original, four floors of chocolate emporium in the middle of the Strip, next door to the Coca-Cola Store. The full tours ride the escalators floor by floor: character statues on the landings (Red, Yellow and the rest), floor after floor of branded merchandise and name mugs, and the two headline acts — the giant wall of candy by color (billed in one film as the world's largest candy wall) and the personalization printers, where custom M&M's are printed with your own photos and messages. The 2026 full tour and a September 2026 first-timer's walk give the current layout; an explainer-style facts tour makes the 'world's coolest candy store' argument in highlight form.
The honest comparison
The page's most useful film puts the Strip's two candy landmarks head to head — M&M's versus the Coca-Cola Store next door — touring both, comparing haul and prices, and delivering a split verdict: Coca-Cola on value, M&M's on spectacle — with its price reality check preserved: a bag of M&M's at $48 as filmed (2026). A POV review from the Christmas-to-New Year changeover (2022) walks the floors at the seasonal peak, and the personalization film shows the custom printing done with the hosts' own photos — filmed, its summary notes, when the US had three M&M's stores.
The free movie
One film here is the attraction inside the attraction: a full filming of I Lost My M in Vegas, the free 3D movie that played inside the store, in which the Professor's tracking machine sends Red and Yellow on a chase through the store itself (2016 filming — a record of the show as it ran then). A 2026 walkthrough closes the page floor by floor: candy wall, character displays and merchandise of the four-level store as it stands now. Bring kids, bring a camera, and decide your candy budget before the wall decides it for you.
Sources: the nine videos on this page — full store tours (2022–2026), a first-timer's walk, a head-to-head with the Coca-Cola Store, a personalization film, the 3D movie, and a 2026 walkthrough — summarized from their entries in our catalog.