Ice Museum Fairbanks

Fairbanks, mit dem Ice ...

... year we get less and less mail forwarded, as we have gone paperless on most of our regular bills and statements.  The Ice Museum is just a few blocks from the post office.  This is a collection of sculptures from last winter's world championships of ...

... , 2009 - Fairbanks, Alaska - Day 2 of 6 Our tour bus picked us up at 8:30 a.m. to take us first to the Fairbanks Ice Museum.  Billed as "The Coolest Show in Town," the Ice Museum is home to Freeze Frame, a large screen multi-image presentation that ...

... nuggets and got into the gift shop, where we chose to put them into two pendants for the girls. Next stop was at the Ice Museum. This is a small museum, where they have some ice sculptures displayed in huge freezers (more like freezing rooms). First we ...

... concern!) and 4 ice bedrooms. The most amusing fact from the tour is that they had originally intended to open the Ice museum as a hotel. Unfortunately the fire marshal closed the hotel down as it did not have the regulation sprinkler system installed - ...

... —nice setting.  Since the day was very warm, no one felt like going in the hot springs.  Toured the Ice Museum, which is really unique!  The ice sculptures were incredible—jack-o-lantern with a lift-up lid, two life-size ...

... get you through the drive to Tok" the next day.  Above and beyond, I call that. After that, I paid a visit to the Ice Museum, at the Lacey Street Cinema, where a Chinese ice artist gave a demonstration of his work.  He regularly wins prizes at ...

... so thankful that we were able to experience the colors in the lights.  Tuesday we decided to check out DownTown Fairbanks.  We went to the Ice Museum, the visitor center and other shops in town.  We had a good time and then decided to go ...

... We have registered and may consider doing one of their rallys in 2014. We played at the Ice Museum - brrr!, enjoyed a touristy visit to the Alaskaland Pioneer Park that included attending a nighttime ...

... a few other people there but it was not crowded by any means.    The resort offered lodging, horseback riding, ATV rides, an Ice Museum (we didn't go as it was 21 degrees in there---no thanks) and more in addition to the hot springs. They also ...