The indoor area is kept at a constant -10 degrees Celsius despite external temperatures often exceeding 30 degrees Celsius.
The sculptures are crafted by skilled Thai artisans using blocks of ice that are carved and then polished.
The outdoor area features 'Himmapan' forest sculptures, which draw inspiration from traditional Thai mythological creatures.
Visitors are provided with specialized thermal parkas and gloves upon entry to withstand the sub-zero temperatures.
The ice glasses served at the bar can be kept or discarded after consumption, as they melt rapidly in the heat outside the dome.
FROST Magical Ice of Siam is a temperature-controlled indoor ice park in Pattaya, Thailand, maintaining an internal environment of -10 degrees Celsius. The facility features elaborate ice sculptures depicting both Thai folklore characters and modern international motifs. A key feature is the ice bar where beverages are served in glasses carved entirely from ice. The park is divided into two primary zones: an outdoor area featuring white sand-like sculptures representing Thai literature and an indoor dome housing the ice carvings. The indoor zone utilizes specialized insulation to preserve the structures year-round. It serves as a contrast to the surrounding tropical climate of Chon Buri.
The central ice-carved tunnel or the life-sized ice-throne located at the end of the main display area.
Wear long pants and socks, as the provided parkas cover only the torso and arms.
Use a touchscreen-compatible glove liner if you plan to use your smartphone inside the ice dome.
Limit your time inside the freezing chamber to avoid hypothermic discomfort, then warm up in the outdoor cafe area.
Do not attempt to enter the ice chamber without the provided thermal gear or in open-toed footwear.
Thermal parkas provided by the venue are mandatory; climbing on or touching the sculptures in a way that may damage them is strictly prohibited.
