— -- A crew of workers fittingly nicknamed "Ice Farmers" are constructing a massive acre-sized frozen palace with peaks up to 30-feet-high in Edmonton, Canada. The ice castle, which will ...

Ice castles don't solely exist in storybooks and your wildest daydreams. The reality is, you can actually channel Elsa from Frozen in real life by visiting the ice castle in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Each magical castle is made from over 250,000 pounds of ice. Meander through archways past towering formations filled with dangling icicles. You can even take a slippery ride on the ice slide or ...

If you already have all the songs from "Frozen" and "Frozen 2" memorized backward and forward it may be time to see an Elsa-like castle for yourself. And you can do just that by paying a visit to ...

EDMONTON, Alberta, Dec. 31 (UPI) --Nearly 20 million pounds of ice were formed into towers and caves in Edmonton, Alberta, for the city's first-ever ice castle attraction.

This year four crews are creating ice parks in Canada, ... Christensen's ice castle weighs 25 million pounds and was built in the backlot of the Hobo Railroad in Lincoln, N.H.

Last month, Utah-based Ice Castles began construction on a castle in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada – the company's first-ever creation outside the US. We dropped by, to get a first-hand look at the ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Elsa from Frozen would feel right at home in this real-life ice castle in William Hawrelak Park in Alberta, Canada. Produced by Zach Wasser. Video courtesy of ...

There are five other castles in North America (in Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Utah and Alberta, Canada), but the New Hampshire castle is the biggest of them all, weighing in at a staggering 20 ...

The first large Ice Castle was built in 2009. Since then, each winter these Ice Castles are re-built in a handful of locations around the United States and Canada.