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I am feeling in a very giving mood with it being the holiday season. This time I am giving you a chance to win 4 tickets to Ice Castles in Lincoln, NH!
My first tip is that you need to get your tickets in advance. They aren't on sale yet but will be going on sale soon so keep an eye on the Ice Castles NH Website: http://icecastles.com/lincoln/ The time is a half hour range that you can enter the Ice Castles and you can stay as long as you want.
So pretty as the lights come on.
More about Ice Castles:
The Utah-based company creates magical winter experiences unlike any other. Artisans spend 4,000 hours combined dripping and shaping icicles while embedding them with color-changing LED lights to create life-size fairytale playgrounds. The breathtaking works of art have become a must-see winter attraction and social media sensation drawing more than a million people over the last five years to the company’s five locations in North America.
Since 2011, travelers from all over the globe have flocked to Ice Castles’ locations to walk through the interactive castles. The castles feature ice-carved tunnels, fountains, slides, frozen thrones, and towers that reach astonishing heights. LED lights frozen inside 25 million pounds of ice twinkle to music, adding a magical ambiance to the already awe-inspiring structures. The acre-sized ice castle in Lincoln, New Hampshire is projected to open the end of December, along with sister locations in Midway, Utah; Wisconsin Dells, WI; Edmonton, Canada; and Stillwater, Minnesota. These magical winter wonderlands are becoming top travel destinations for the fairytale-enthused, millennials and families around the world.
I am feeling in a very giving mood with it being the holiday season. This time I am giving you a chance to win 4 tickets to Ice Castles in Lincoln, NH!
My first tip is that you need to get your tickets in advance. They aren't on sale yet but will be going on sale soon so keep an eye on the Ice Castles NH Website: http://icecastles.com/lincoln/ The time is a half hour range that you can enter the Ice Castles and you can stay as long as you want.
Another cool thing to do is enter before the sun goes down to see the Ice Castles during the day and then stay as it gets dark to see the lights come on.
So pretty as the lights come on.
More about Ice Castles:
The Utah-based company creates magical winter experiences unlike any other. Artisans spend 4,000 hours combined dripping and shaping icicles while embedding them with color-changing LED lights to create life-size fairytale playgrounds. The breathtaking works of art have become a must-see winter attraction and social media sensation drawing more than a million people over the last five years to the company’s five locations in North America.
Since 2011, travelers from all over the globe have flocked to Ice Castles’ locations to walk through the interactive castles. The castles feature ice-carved tunnels, fountains, slides, frozen thrones, and towers that reach astonishing heights. LED lights frozen inside 25 million pounds of ice twinkle to music, adding a magical ambiance to the already awe-inspiring structures. The acre-sized ice castle in Lincoln, New Hampshire is projected to open the end of December, along with sister locations in Midway, Utah; Wisconsin Dells, WI; Edmonton, Canada; and Stillwater, Minnesota. These magical winter wonderlands are becoming top travel destinations for the fairytale-enthused, millennials and families around the world.
I guarantee you will love it!
Disclosure: I was provided with four tickets to Ice Castles in Lincoln, NH for my family and four tickets for giveaway for promotional purposes. No other compensation was received and all opinions are my own.
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I have not been to the Ice Castles! I would love to go with my family!
ReplyDeleteWe haven’t been to the Ice Castles, but have a weekend in January in NH and we want to go!
ReplyDeleteWe went a couple of years ago and loved it - we went in the afternoon, yet I love your tip to stay to see the lights at night.
ReplyDeleteI have not gone to the Ice Castles yet. This year I plan on it. I live an hour away and I have driven by on 93, on my way back to Gorham, at night which makes the side of the highway look so nice with all of the different colors.
ReplyDeletei have never been but heard great things and would love to take the kids.
ReplyDeleteI have heard such great reviews but have yet to visit! It is definitely on our must-do family list.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been there but I say every year that I want to go
ReplyDeleteI've never been but definitely going this year with my son.
ReplyDeleteNever been, would love to go.
ReplyDeleteWe've never been before but are planning to go this year! Can't wait!
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