A frozen ice attraction will not return to Colorado this winter.
Organizers said Ice Castles will not operate in Colorado this winter, at either its Silverthorne or Cripple Creek locations.
"We're deeply grateful to the Town of Silverthorne and the Outlets at Silverthorne, and to the City of Cripple Creek and the property owners who hosted us there, along with the guests and communities across Summit and Teller counties and the greater Front Range who made Ice Castles part of their winter tradition," the attraction's organizers said in a statement to 9NEWS.
In addition to Colorado, the Ice Castles had operated last year in New Hampshire, Utah, and Minnesota. Organizers said the Ice Castles will operate this winter in New Hampshire.
Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement "Colorado has been an important home for Ice Castles, and we hope to return in the future," the company said.
The Ice Castles exhibition is made up ice-carved tunnels, caverns, fountains, slides, frozen thrones, towers, and crawl spaces. The acre-sized winter playgrounds are illuminated at night by color-changing lights embedded inside the ice. The attraction made its Colorado debut in 2017.
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