After taking a short break last year, we are beyond excited to bring back the magic of The Ice Palace. Our family is already hard at work creating another breathtaking experience filled with sparkling ice tunnels, towering sculptures, and enchanting winter fun for all ages.
While the exact location and details aren’t ready to share just yet, we promise it will be worth the wait. Our website is also getting a fresh update, so you’ll soon find everything you need in one place.
Stay tuned for the official announcement, and in the meantime, mark your calendars and get ready to bundle up for an unforgettable adventure at The Ice Palace 2025–26!
MEDIA CONTACT: Kira Martin, CEO | 208-351-6334 | kira@theicepalaces.com
Experience the palace more by purchasing a season pass. Lots of great events coming up this season!
Located just north of Idaho Falls. Our location in Rigby, Idaho is bringing travelers from all around the United States.
Located in between Rexburg and Rigby Just off Hwy 20, take Exit 325. As a reference, we are 20 minutes from Idaho Falls, 1 hour from Pocatello, 2 hours 30 min from Twin Falls, and 4 hours from Boise, Idaho.
$8/per person | (2 and under are free!)
Under beautiful winter sky, embark on an enchanting sleigh ride through the woods and along the Snake River. Horses adorned with jingling bells will lead you through a snow-covered wonderland filled with new light displays, beautiful views, stories from the Youngstrom kids’ childhood and whimsical music. This 12 minute ride will enhance your experience to your visit and create a memory you’ll cherish forever.
* Must purchase an Ice Palace ticket to access sleigh rides. Ages 2 and under are considered lap riders and are FREE! Missed sleigh rides are non-refundable & non-transferable.
Enjoy the cozy cabin this winter with large gathering rooms, hot tub, frozen ponds, and the beautiful scenery of LaBelle Lake! LaBelle Lake sleeps up to 18 guests. Two-night minimum. Email now to reserve a date or book instantly online!
Jim and Shannon Youngstrom, their 6 kids and now their children’s spouses are all involved in making the ice palace every year! Jim’s great grandmother traveled from Norway to move to the United States. He remembers her telling stories of her life. The Youngstrom name came from Sweden and we are proud to continue the Scandinavian heritage here in the States! We are beyond blessed to have such a hard working crew of men and women teaming up to make this happen!