Experience A Winter Wonderland at the Ice Castles
Lincoln, New Hampshire is once again hosting the Ice Castles this year, and time is running out! These amazing ice features are opened for one last weekend and include archways, tunnels, slot canyons, ice slide, caverns, glacial waterfalls and a frozen throne. This year was our second time visiting and the kids couldn’t wait to check out the castles and the slides, new this year was a larger slide that not only children can slide down on but adults as well. During the day you’ll be able to see natural frozen ice tones, and if time allows you’ll want to stop by at night where you’ll be will able to view the colorful LED-lit ice set to music.
We arrived during the 5-5:30pm time slot and were able to catch a glimpse of the castles in the light as well as in the dark when the colorful LEDs lit the ice up. Last year you were allowed to leave and return at night, but this year you will need to purchase two separate tickets unless you stay until the sun goes down. Once inside, there is no time limit, you can stay for 20 minutes or an hour.
Slide at the Ice Castles:
This is the last weekend! Don’t miss you on this fun and unique experience with your family at the Ice Castles.
The Ice Castles are located at 64 Railroad St Lincoln in New Hampshire.
Hours:
Mon, Wed & Thurs: 3pm to 9pm
Tuesday: Closed
Friday March 4: 3pm to 10pm
Sat March 5: Noon to 10pm
Sunday: 3pm to 9pm
Complementary passes provided for our family.
Ice Castles Coupon!
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Will you be taking a trip to Lincoln, New Hampshire this weekend to see the ice castles?
I never even knew these existed! I’m amazed and would love to experience an ice castle. I can only imagine how excited the kids would get!
Looks interesting! I might have to check this one out!
I went to see the ice castles in Lincoln this year and last year. I live in Gorham New Hampshire which is only 45 minutes north of Lincoln. I like that at night if you are driving on 93 you see the different colored lights from the castles from the highway.
How have I never heard of this?! I went to college in NH but I guess it’s been a few years. I have to check out the ice castles!