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Strongly trendy with strongly social, very adventurous, very lively character.

Experience the exhilarating chill of Below Zero Ice Bar in Queenstown, New Zealand, where icy art and glowing blue lights create a hypnotic winter wonderland. Feel the crisp cold air brush your skin as you mingle with friends inside an extraordinary ice-carved retreat. Each sip from frosty glasses enhances the thrill, while the kaleidoscopic illumination transforms your night into an unforgettable sensory adventure. Perfect for travelers craving a cool escape blended with lively social vibes and cutting-edge ambiance. Step inside this otherworldly ice sanctuary and ignite your sense of adventure with every dazzling detail frozen in time.

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Year-round, especially during cooler months from May to September for a true icy atmosphere

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Most videos filmed Jul–Oct during spring. July is busy - one of the most popular times to visit.

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Year-round, especially during cooler months from May to September for a true icy atmosphere

1–2 hours

Warm clothing or provided thermal jackets, Camera or smartphone for photos, Comfortable indoor shoes, Identification (age verification for drinks), and Small bag for essentials

Social Travelers, Nightlife Enthusiasts, Couples, Group Travelers, and Adventure Seekers

The nearest airport is Queenstown Airport (ZQN), located about 10 minutes by car from central Queenstown.

Choose from charming lakeside lodges, boutique hotels, or cozy guesthouses in central Queenstown for easy access to Below Zero Ice Bar.Book a stay →

Combine your visit with bungee jumping, a scenic lake cruise, or a gondola ride to Bob's Peak for panoramic views nearby.Book a tour →

$25-$50

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