Full Tour of How to Treat Your Dragon in Isle of Berk at Epic Universe

How to Treat Your Dragon is a candy and confections shop with enough sugar to satisfy any Viking or dragon’s sweet tooth. Guests will also find souvenirs, collectibles, and gifts featuring How to Train Your Dragon.

Read the official description below:

Satisfy the sweet tooth of any dragon – and they have some pretty big teeth – at How to Treat Your Dragon. It’s a candy and confections shop with delicious sweets for Vikings and dragons alike.

Location

How to Treat Your Dragon is located in How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk, across from Mead Hall. It shares a building with Viking Traders.

Merchandise

See a full list with photos and prices for all merchandise available at How to Treat Your Dragon. Highlights include chocolate-dipped rice cereal eggs, make-your-own-mix of candy, water bottles, mugs, and apparel.

The exterior of How to Treat Your Dragon is designed to look like a Viking hut with wooden logs, carved decorations, and a hut-style roof. Several colorful accents lend a hand to the whimsy-yet-still-rugged atmosphere in Isle of Berk.

Lanterns hang from carved dragon poles, and nearby bushes add more detail to the exterior. There are some painted designs on some of the wooden beams as well.

Above the front entrance, the word “treat” in the shop name is spelled out on individual wood planks decorated with colorful fish. Various colors and sizes of orbs hang from nearby ropes.

The hut-style roof consists of shades of purple, blue, and green, as well as another carved dragon.

Once inside, you’ll see several colorful murals, merchandise displays, and the confections case.

Merchandise shelves line the walls, which have a textured dragon scale pattern.

The space is octagonal with large art in the center of the ceiling surrounded by wood posts and light fixtures.

The flooring is a traditional wood, and the walls mostly resemble wood beams. There are wood accents on the walls that look like fish scales. The trim around the displays and the display shelves are dark green, and there are tribal designs at the top.

Several colorful dragon murals line the walls at the very top near the ceiling.

The shelves under the murals have various accent pieces like plants, fruit in baskets, and standing fish.

The ceiling is bright blue with more dragons and fish flying (or perhaps swimming) overhead.

Unique lights are designed to look like baskets of dragon eggs that hang from carved dragon heads.

Behind the counter, Viking tapestries hang from the bright yellow walls, and blue trim makes the yellow pop even more.

The tapestries depict dragons, such as Toothless and Barf & Belch, enjoying some of the shop’s delicacies. These two are holding the collectible cards that come with the egg candy mystery boxes sold at this location.

A dragon’s head is painted on the front of the wood counter. The dragon appears to be a Deadly Nadder, similar to Stormfly, and has a long pink tongue reaching out to snag some fish.

More dragon heads are pictured around the sides of the bakery display, featuring the same Deadly Nadder art with a shorter tongue.

Watch our full video tour of How to Treat Your Dragon below: