How cold is it in an ice bar?
The bars usually contain ice sculptures and other formations and are kept at low temperatures (generally about −5 °C) to hinder melting. The walls and seating are also usually made of ice. Mostly a novelty, the ice bar is often considered a tourist destination.
Can kids go to minus 5 bar?
Kids ages 12 and up are welcome to enter and enjoy the sights and atmosphere of the Minus 5 Icebar before 9 pm. Depending on the package you purchase, your kids can even enjoy a non-alcoholic beverage and take home souvenir hats.
How should I dress for the ice bar?
No Need to Bring a Coat Ice bars sound like a place that requires the best warm clothing. You do need warm coats, but the ice bar usually provides them. Additionally, gloves and hats may also be provided. If you are bar hopping through the night, don’t feel the need to get changed specifically for the ice bar.
What is there to do at minus 5º ice bar?
Explore ice furniture, handmade ice carvings and sample our drinks menu from ice glasses, choosing from a selection of our delicious cocktails and mocktails. MINUS 5º ICE BAR offers a unique Queenstown bucket list experience for the whole family in our frozen wonderland.
What makes minus 5º ice bar Queenstown a family experience?
An experience your family won’t forget! Located at the iconic Steamer Wharf, MINUS 5º ICE BAR Queenstown welcomes every age into our intricately Ice carved world. MINUS 5º ICE BAR, celebrating over 10 years in wowing customers, is a Queenstown tourist attraction ‘must do’ activity and is a bucket list phenomena.
Where is the best ice bar in Queenstown?
Located at the iconic Steamer Wharf, MINUS 5º ICE BAR Queenstown welcomes every age into our intricately ice carved world. Open from 2pm daily, its easy to come in and check out MINUS 5º ICE BAR before the mad rush in the evening.
What is the temperature at the Ice Lounge?
Named for its constant frosty temperature of minus 5 degrees Celsius or 23 degrees Fahrenheit, the ice lounge lets you explore intricately handcrafted sculptures and architecture made from 100% pure Canadian ice.
