What lodging, hotel, AirBnB or VRBO do you recommend? Should I book lodging without tickets secured? Are lodging discounts available?
Booking Lodging Without Tickets Secured
Due to our operation’s weather dependency, as well as the tendency for Ice Castles tickets to sell out quickly, we do not recommend booking lodging without having purchased a ticket first. However, if you do, we suggest the following:
- Book your stay closer to the end of January or beginning of February as we are most reliably open around then.
- Book your stay for a couple nights so you have a higher chance of finding an available time slot during your visit to the area.
- Book your stay at a place with a flexible cancellation policy.
Booking Lodging with Tickets Secured
If you have purchased Ice Castles tickets and are looking to book lodging, we still suggest booking your stay at a place with a flexible cancellation policy. Because Ice Castles is entirely weather dependent, there is an occasional chance that the weather may impede our operations. If Ice Castles closes for any reason, we will automatically process a refund of Ice Castles tickets, however ticket-holders will be solely responsible for any lodging costs. More information on delays and closures can be found here.
Lodging Partnerships
Minnesota: Ice Castles is not affiliated with any lodging properties at this location, so we cannot offer any discounts or recommendations.
New Hampshire: Ice Castles is not affiliated with any lodging properties at this location, so we cannot offer any discounts or recommendations. Lodging information can be found at Visit White Mountains.
Utah: Ice Castles is not affiliated with any lodging properties at this location, so we cannot offer any discounts or recommendations. Lodging information can be found at Go Heber Valley.
Cripple Creek, Colorado: Ice Castles is not affiliated with any lodging properties at this location, so we cannot offer any discounts or recommendations. Lodging information can be found at Visit Cripple Creek.