The popular attraction made of ice is returning to Minnesota this winter with some new features.
The Ice Castles are back in Minnesota this winter, with the popular attraction returning to Long Lake Regional Park in New Brighton.
The frozen attraction, known for its slides, tunnels and sculptures, will have a new feature this year: an ice bar, offering a selection of adult beverages. There will also be a "re-imagined and enhanced light walk" and "fun whimsical winter characters" for guests to meet, a news release said. Construction on this winter's castle will begin as early as November, but it all depends on the weather. The opening date also depends on the weather, but the Ice Castles typically opens in early to mid-January and remains open until early March.
"Winter is such a magical time of year," Ice Castles CEO Kyle Standifird said in a news release. "We're honored to be returning to beautiful Long Lake Regional Park and have some fun new discoveries and surprises in store for guests of all ages."
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