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The Great Adventure
Episode FLGAD-111

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Katie Sharer and Mark Mullen at the Ice Hotel bar, Quebec Canada.

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Ice Hotel (111)
Join New Yorkers Katie and Mark as they embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure at the only ice hotel in North America. The Ice Hotel Québec-Canada is constructed from 11,000 tons of snow and 350 tons of ice; it takes five weeks to build. Inside, there's an ice bar, two art galleries, a fiber-optic ice chandelier and a wedding chapel.

After spending a night on a block of ice, the couple heads out for a full day of winter activities, including dog sledding and ice fishing. Once they reach their limit, they set off for a tour of Québec City.

Tag along with Katie and Mark as they brave the elements and learn some valuable wilderness survival lessons from a guide. To quote Katie at the end of the trip, "Be adventurous...Just do it...You'll love it...You'll be glad that you did!"


Ice Hotel Facts:

  • The Ice Hotel is open for three months—January through March. Reservations can be made year-round by visiting their website or by phone.

  • The Ice Hotel is a 90-minute flight from New York, and a two-hour drive from Montreal.

  • The average price for an overnight stay at the Ice Hotel is approximately $140 per person. The cost covers breakfast and dinner.

  • The hotel can accommodate up to 76 guests.

  • Guests should be aware that they will be sleeping on a block of ice. The hotel provides a sleeping bag and deer pelts.

  • The average room temperature at the Ice Hotel is 22 degrees Fahrenheit.

  • If you are unable to stay overnight, you can still tour the Ice Hotel. Admission is about $8 per person.

  • If you're going to stay at the hotel, pack clothing made of fleece or synthetic material. Avoid cotton garments, as they take too long to dry.

  • There are no telephones in the rooms, but a cellular phone can be provided upon request.

Contact Information:

Ice Hotel Québec-Canada
143, route Duchesnay
Pavillion L'Aigle
Sante-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier
Québec, Canada GOA 3MO
(877) 5050-ICE (505-0423)/ (418) 661-GLACE (661-4522)
information@icehotel-canada.com
www.icehotel-canada.com

Station Écotouristique Duchesnay
143, route Duchesnay
Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier
Québec, Canada GOA 3MO
(877) 511-5885/ (418) 875-2122
duchesnay@sepaq.com
www.sepaq.com

Québec City and Area
www.quebecregion.com

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