Don’t dread winter – embrace it! With a huge 50-foot long working ice slide, a real ice cabin, an ice bar and wine tasting, Frozen in Ice will have plenty of fun for the whole family. We love love love winter and we love anything to do with snow or ice! When we heard about Frozen in Ice in NJ the entire family was pretty happy. We cannot wait to check it out! You can, too! Skylands Stadium, North Jersey’s newest event venue and home to the Sussex County Miners professional baseball team, today announced that during the month of February it will host an exciting new attraction called Frozen in Ice, the stadium’s first-ever ice sculpture extravaganza, with 100 tons of breathtaking, sculpted displays that will thrill both children and adults.
“Frozen in Ice celebrates the beauty and elegance of winter, with awe-inspiring exhibits and ‘cool’ activities for the whole family. Bring the kids and let them slide down the huge 50-foot-long ice slide, tour an ice cabin, and take a selfie while sitting on a giant-sized throne,” said Al Dorso, President of Skylands Stadium. “There will also be a gold-mine maze, featuring old-fashioned gold miners as well as Miners baseball players, all sculpted in ice by the area’s leading ice sculpture artists.” The indoor exhibit at the Skylands Stadium Event Center will also include an all-ice horse-drawn carriage, working lighthouse, carved boat, an ice bar and ice lounge complete with cocktails and wine tasting for adults. Kids and adults can test their skills at carnival games. Cupa Cabana will be serving hot chocolate, coffee, cappuccino and espresso. The stadium’s in-house caterer, wheelHouse Kitchen + Bar, will be providing hot food for the whole family.
Outdoors, visitors can check out the stadium pavilion for live ice-carving demonstrations and competitions on the weekends. Out on the baseball field, visitors can build snowmen and take a wagon ride, weather permitting. Or, visit the fire pit to make s’mores. Frozen in Ice will take place at Skylands Stadium, 94 Championship Place, Augusta, N.J. The event is open Wednesdays through Sundays fromFeb. 5 through Feb. 28, 11 am to 8 pm. It will also be open on Presidents’ Day, Monday, Feb. 15, from 11 am to 8 pm.Entrance is $20 per person at the door; children 3 and younger are free. Families won’t want to miss “Kids Go Free” Wednesdays. Kids Go Free tickets are available on the day of the event at the stadium box office; children must be 12 and younger, and accompanied by a paid adult (two children allowed per adult). All food and drinks are available for extra charge.Five-dollar off discount tickets are available at Walgreens and Duane Reade stores, for use any day the event is open. Or, sign up at the website for online coupons worth $5 off on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and $3 off on Fridays. For questions, call the Box Office directly at (973) 940-0222.
“Bring your hat, mittens and cozy snow pants – this is the coolest event you’ll attend all year! A great way to combat cabin fever in the month of February,” said Nick Savva, Skylands Stadium Director of Events. Frozen in Ice welcomes school groups on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The class trip rate is $15 per student. Contact Mr. Savva at (973) 820-3460 for more information.
The Frozen in Ice sculptors hail from “Sculpted Ice Works: Crystal Cabin Fever Ice Festival” in Lakeville, Pa., known as the “Poconos’ Coolest Attraction.” Frozen in Ice at Skylands Stadium is presented by Skylands Ice World of Stockholm, N.J. Supporting sponsors are The Orthopedic Institute of NJ, Toyota World of Newton, Culligan New Jersey, Dominick’s Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria, Off Shore Marine, Holiday Inn Express Newton, Pompton Sport Center and the Sussex County Miners. Sponsorship positions for Frozen in Ice are still available.
While at Frozen in Ice, visitors can also enjoy fine food, great craft beers, and scrumptious cocktails at the stadium’s new restaurant, wheelHouse Kitchen + Bar. Starting in February, wheelHouse will be open Wednesdays through Sundays. Please visit wheelhousekitchenbar.com
http://skylandsstadium.com/events/frozen-in-ice-feb-5/
Disclosure: Diane Sullivan/3decades3kids is a Skylands Event Center partner blog. No compensation was given for this post. This post is part of our series #Roadtrip2fun All opinions are that of Diane Sullivan and have no reflection on Skylands Event Center. Contact me at Diane@3decades3kids.net and @3decades3kids across social media.
