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Immerse yourself in 'Frozen' world

| 03 Feb 2016 | 04:21
    From left: ice sculptors John Morton and Joshua Clemens prepare one of their frozen creations (Photo by Chris Wyman)
    From left: ice sculptors John Morton and Joshua Clemens prepare one of their frozen creations (Photo by Chris Wyman)
    A frozen horse created from many rectangular ice blocks (Photo by Chris Wyman)
    A frozen horse created from many rectangular ice blocks (Photo by Chris Wyman)
    A sculpted log cabin is incredibly detailed, including wood-like grains in the surfaces of the blocks (Photo by Chris Wyman)
    A sculpted log cabin is incredibly detailed, including wood-like grains in the surfaces of the blocks (Photo by Chris Wyman)
    This huge 50-foot-long ice tandem slide will be a children's favorite (Photo by Chris Wyman)
    This huge 50-foot-long ice tandem slide will be a children's favorite (Photo by Chris Wyman)

AUGUSTA, N.J. — Artists from Sculpted Ice Works in Lakeville, Pa., have been busy for weeks completing the first-ever ice sculpture extravaganza at Skylands Stadium in Augusta, N.J., which will run for 19 days starting on Friday, Feb. 5.

“Frozen in Ice" is an indoor/outdoor event to feature 100 tons of ice-sculpted displays, including a huge 50-foot-long ice tandem slide. Additional features include a log cabin, giant throne, horse-drawn carriage, gold mine maze, and much more.

The show will include an ice bar and wine tasting for adults, as well as hot chocolate, coffee, and hot food for the entire family. Other highlights include live ice-carving demonstrations, snowman building, and wagon rides.

The show will be open Wednesday through Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., from Feb. 5 through Feb. 28, plus Presidents’ Day, Monday, Feb. 15, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Skylands Stadium is located at 94 Championship Place in Augusta, NJ. For additional information visit www.skylandsstadium.com/frozen-in-ice or call 973-940-0222.