Last November, my family and I attended CHILL 2014, a spectacular frozen holiday adventure at the Queen Mary in Long Beach. And in 2015 it is coming back!
A deep freeze will take over the Queen Mary this holiday season as CHILL 2015 returns. The Queen Mary’s giant dome – once home to the legendary Spruce Goose – will be frozen over and transformed into a giant igloo and home to The Ice Kingdom – an awe-inspiring 13,000 sq ft walk-thru exhibit featuring larger-than-life ice creations some towering over 2.5 stories tall and made using over two million pounds of ice.
In addition to the enchantment of The Ice Kingdom, CHILL will also feature ice tubing, ice skating*, live music, holiday carolers and so much more.
CHILL Dates
CHILL returns to The Queen Mary Nov. 20 – Nov. 29, Dec. 1-6, Dec. 8 – Jan. 3 & Jan. 7-10.
Experience the frozen magic that will bring holiday celebration, wonderment and North Pole temperatures to families across sunny Southern California.
CHILL Ticket Information
Today, I learned the good news that discount tickets for CHILL 2015 are currently on sale starting at only $17.50! That’s a huge discount over the regular price of admission ($34.99/adult). So if you want to buy tickets to CHILL for $17.50, you have to purchase them now!
To purchase your CHILL General Admission Tickets for $17.50 visit here!
Here’s a few pointers when visiting CHILL:
- Bring extra layers of clothes, because temperatures drop to a numbing 9-degrees inside the Ice Kingdom. Even though they give you a parka and gloves to wear, it is not enough. So layer up!
- Weekends tend to be the most crowded. So I recommend going instead on a week day as soon as they open. Hopefully this will cut down on your wait time.
- The great thing about purchasing a ticket to CHILL is that they also give you a return ticket to visit The Queen Mary at a later date.
- Parking last year was $20.
I hope to see you there!
Happy Field Tripping,
Jilleen
Disclosure: This is not a sponsored post. All points of view are my own. Images copyrighted by the Queen Mary and used with permission.