WHAT:
Acre-sized, all-ice castle in Lincoln, New Hampshire. One of four Ice Castles in America.

WHERE:
New location! 64 Railroad Street, Lincoln, New Hampshire, 03521 (Hobo and Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroads)

WHEN:
Open thereafter through March 7, 2015 (weather permitting):
–Sunday-Thursday: 2-9 p.m.
–Friday: 2-10 p.m.
–Saturday: noon-10 p.m.

VISUALS:
— Amazing ice features including archways, tunnels, slot canyons, ice slide, caverns, glacial waterfalls and a frozen throne.
— Kids and families squeezing, squishing, sliding, stomping and crawling through parts of the stunning, Narnia-like display.
— Glacial blue ice during the day; colorful LED-lit ice set to music at night.

COST: 

For ages four and up, tickets are:

— Anytime admission (Sundays-Saturdays), ages 12+: $12.95
— Anytime Child admission (Sundays-Saturdays), ages 4-11: $8.95
— Weekday admission (Mondays-Thursdays), ages 12+: $9.95
— Weekday Child admission (Mondays-Thursdays), ages 4-11: $6.95
Children 3 and under are free. Individual Season Pass: $25. Tickets can be purchased on site or at http://icecastles.com/lincoln/.

MORE INFO:
See beautiful photos and videos or learn more at icecastles.com, instagram.com/icecastles_ or facebook.com/TheIceCastles.

About Ice Castles
Ice Castles is a Utah-based company, led by ice artist Brent Christensen, that creates acre-sized, all-ice castles at venues across the United States. Over 500,000 visitors have visited an Ice Castle since the company’s establishment in 2009.