One of Utah’s most popular winter attractions is open in Midway, Midway Ice Castles tickets are on sale on the company’s website www.IceCastles.com
Ice artisans have been battling above average temperatures this winter, but despite the mild season, organizers are busy getting the attraction ready for next Friday’s grand opening. The acre-sized interactive experience will feature frozen tunnels, fountains, slides, and cascading towers of ice embedded with color-changing LED lights.
Artisans have spent the last four weeks dripping, shaping and hand-placing icicles to create the life-size fairytale playground.
This is the ninth season the Utah-based company has created its icy experience in Midway. The castle, which is built entirely from ice, is one of six Ice Castles locations in North America. The company also has locations in Colorado, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, and Alberta, Canada.
About Ice Castles: Ice Castles was founded by Brent Christensen, a Utah father of six who was looking for ways for his family to enjoy the outdoors together, even in winter. He created an ice cave in the front yard of their home, which ultimately brought out more than just his own children. Ice Castles is now an internationally renowned experience with six locations in cities across the United States and Canada and growing.
