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This summer vacation, Frozen Wonderland breaks through climate limitations by inviting ice sculptors from Harbin to use the creative magic of ice and snow to build eight themed exhibition zones in the parking lot along Jingmao 1st Road next to the Nangang Exhibition Center. It will grandly open on June 26. The snow playground, which features scheduled snowfall, invites the public to step into the snowy landscape, dress up as Professor Do and Cheon Song-yi, and recreate romantic classic scenes. With vivid and amazing polar landscapes, fun and thrilling interactive zones, an ice bar counter made of ice bricks, an ice hotel, a spinning ice horse, and more, it aims to help everyone forget the blazing summer sun and fully enjoy the thrill of freezing cold. The sub-zero temperature exhibition halls make cooling off and playing in the snow both close at hand and incredibly fun.
Taiwan’s first ice-built hotel. (Photo provided / Frozen Wonderland)
Frozen Wonderland is the most anticipated cooling-themed exhibition event this summer vacation. For the first time, it breaks away from traditional static ice sculpture displays. Ice sculptors from Harbin have created an interactive exhibition space with masterful craftsmanship. A multitude of adorable and amusing little snowmen form the Snowman Fantasy Kingdom;The Frozen Playground features a40-meter-long ski slope, allowing visitors to enjoy the double thrill of speed and cold. Young children can take a ride on a mini train and freely spin and explore within the snow-like Frozen Wonderland. Taiwan’s only snow park with scheduled snowfall, Snow Joy Field, lets you take photos in the snow without having to travel abroad. Hop on an icebreaker to embark on a polar adventure and see playful polar animals such as cute penguins, mammoths, and polar bears make surprise appearances.
A thrilling and fun ski slope. (Photo provided / Frozen Wonderland)
For those looking to get active, the ice sports arena features bowling lanes, table hockey, and a giant pinball machine all made of ice bricks — enjoy full exercise without worrying about sweating. The zero-degree ice dessert bar satisfies your taste buds with refreshing, energizing frozen drinks and popsicles that won’t melt, letting you savor them slowly without worry. There’s alsoTaiwan’s first ice hotel, with beds, fireplaces, and furnishings all built from ice bricks, welcoming guests to spend the night. In addition, summer vacation is not just about fun — the Climate Classroom helps us care about global warming issues and learn about the homelands of polar animals.
Frozen Wonderland has an on-site bar. (Photo provided / Frozen Wonderland)
Fun, entertaining, and educational, Frozen Wonderland will run until early September. The organizers will alsohost celebration events during the mid-year Ghost Festival and Valentine’s Day during the event period. Couples are welcome to shoot romantic wedding photos at Frozen Wonderland. There are also plans for a Husky Day, inviting dogs to join in the cooling fun. Owners with furry friendswill find this an amusing activity lineup, making it a top summer attraction!
An ice slide loved by both adults and kids. (Photo provided / Frozen Wonderland)