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Ice Castles, Lake Geneva
'Just like the icicles, our hearts are melting': Ice Castles won't be in Lake Geneva this year
Ice Castles will not return to Lake Geneva this year. The castles, which were hand-built from thousands of icicles to create slides, thrones and tunnels for visitors to walk through, had been a winter event in Lake Geneva since 2019 (their first Wisconsin appearance was in the Dells in 2018).
Lake Geneva Ice Castles will not return this winter
The Lake Geneva Ice Castles will not return this winter. Ice Castles, the company behind the "Winter Realms" attraction, told WISN 12 News that its absence is because of warmer temperatures in Wisconsin over the past few winters. Last cold season, it was only able to stay open for two weeks.
Lake Geneva's Ice Castles won't be coming back this winter, company announces
One of Wisconsin's most popular winter events won't be returning this year, the creators announced Wednesday. Known as Winter Realms, the Ice Castles winter attraction said "record-breaking warm weather experienced in the area over the last few years" has posed challenges that prevent them from "delivering the magical experience that guests have come to love.
Ice Castles' "Winter Realms" Attraction Bids Farewell to Lake Geneva Amid Warm Winters
Ice Castles won't build its "Winter Realms" in Lake Geneva due to warm winters, looking towards future innovation.
Ice Castles show will not return to Wisconsin in 2024
(WFRV)—The beloved winter phenomenon Ice Castles announced that it will not be returning to Lake Geneva or Wisconsin this year. In a Wednesday morning Facebook post, the official Ice Castles page announced the decision.
Winter Realms won't return to Lake Geneva this winter
LAKE GENEVA, Wis. - Winter Realms, the winter attraction by the creators of Ice Castles, will not be returning to Lake Geneva this winter. The decision comes after several years of record-breaking warm weather in the area, which has made it difficult to maintain the attraction, the company said.
Ice attraction 'Winter Realms' will not return to Lake Geneva due to record-breaking warm
CHICAGO (WLS) -- An icy winter tradition will not return to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin this year. What used to be known as the "Ice Castles" is now called "Winter Realms." The creators said they have to take a hiatus this winter due to the "record-breaking warm weather" in recent years.
How climate change factors into Ice Castles hiatus in Lake Geneva
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Ice Castles won't return to Lake Geneva this winter season
Ice Castles will not return to Wisconsin this winter season. A Facebook post shared Wednesday, Oct. 19, says organizers' "hearts are melting" sharing the news.Ice Castles brought
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Winter Realms will not return to Lake Geneva this year
Winter Realms, the winter attraction from the creators of Ice Castles that debuted at Lake Geneva last winter has been put, well, on ice for now.
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