Ice Art Park Winter Events Center

Overall it was ok. It was a long drive through the park which was nice and lots of lights most of which synced up with Christmas music. One area was so slick many people couldn't get up an incline and needed to be pushed up. Lots of lights weren't lit up, many lights covered with snow. It was strange as there were many abandoned vehicles, planes and out buildings with lights that appeared to be just thrown on. The kids enjoyed it though.

Beautiful lights! I really liked how they had the names of different countries worldwide. I didn't give it 5 stars because the lights on many of the countries were off/dead, but definitely great to go see while listening to christmas music. We were able to go around more than once and that was nice because we took pictures and retook the ones that didn't turn out good on the first drive.

The ice slides are great for little and adult kids. We showed up in mid March with some warmer than usual temperatures. So the sculptures were starting to melt. However we still had a great time and still appreciated the artistry that it takes to sculpt the temporary works of art. Most carved from one piece locally sourced from a quarry lake.

It’s a nice park for both kids and adults to do a lot of activities. We visited during the day time and it was snowing so couldn’t enjoy much as the lights were also not on. So I would suggest to plan to visit this after the lights are on around sunset so you get to see the structures with and without lights. There are big slides and lots of ice curved structures which are amazingly done.

We enjoyed the music and Dancing Christmas Lights. Definitely made our holiday more merry and Bright. Well worth the $20 entrance fee

Wonderful light show this year come check it out drive slow enjoy the lights

Definitely recommend this place if you're in town during the winter. Lots of interesting ice sculptures made by folks from all over the world. Worth checking out during the day and at night. Ticket is fairly inexpensive.

Spent an hour and a half here with 3 adults and 4 children age 4 and under. We were the only ones there during the day. They weren't done yet, so we saw multiple artists working on sculptures, but they had about 15 ice slides already done that we enjoyed. The kids loved all the fun slides. Wished we had brought or bought a sled. The largest slide on the hill had snow on it, so our slides down weren't as fast as they could be. Some of the smaller slides were surprisingly decently fast for a kiddie slide. Cool ice sculptures. Staff members were very friendly and let us test out a new sled for free, but I would look for a sled that minimizes your contact with the ice. Friction from snowpants, boots and coats slows down your slide speed.