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Strongly trendy with very functional, very adventurous, very social character.

Step inside the icy wonderland of the Below Zero Ice Bar in Queenstown, New Zealand, where every detail is exquisitely carved from crystal-clear ice. Surrounded by dazzling blue and purple light, this unique bar experience immerses you in frosty elegance and thrilling chills. Feel the crisp air against your skin and sip on inventive cocktails served in glasses sculpted from ice. Whether a bold adventurer or a curious traveler, this surreal frozen retreat invites you to escape the ordinary and create unforgettable frosty memories in Otago's heart.

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Year-round, especially perfect on cool evenings to enjoy the icy ambiance

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Year-round, especially perfect on cool evenings to enjoy the icy ambiance

1–2 hours

Warm jacket and gloves, Camera or smartphone for photos, Comfortable footwear, and Cash or card for bar purchases

Adventure Seekers, Nightlife Enthusiasts, Art Lovers, Couples, and Friends Groups

The nearest airport is Queenstown Airport (ZQN), just a short 10-minute drive from central Queenstown to Below Zero Ice Bar.

Stay nearby at charming lakeside lodges, boutique hotels, or luxury resorts found throughout Queenstown’s vibrant town center.Book a stay →

Combine your visit with adventures like jet boating on Lake Wakatipu, scenic hikes, vineyard tours, or exploring Queenstown's lively dining scene.

$25-$50

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