Pictures: Take a peak inside Boston's new ice bar


Located at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the new Frost Ice Bar, opening Friday, is the world's largest permanent indoor ice bar. Take a sneak peek at the latest tourist attraction in Boston.



Located at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the new Frost Ice Bar, opening Friday, is the world's largest permanent indoor ice bar. Take a sneak peek at the latest tourist attraction in Boston.


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The interior of the bar is maintained at a temperature of only 21 degrees. Insulated capes and gloves will be provided upon admission.


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Everything in the bar, besides the floor, is constucted from ice.


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Real, cold cash.


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Even though the seats are padded with fur, the bar recommends that patrons wear appropriate clothing.


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Sam Adams may grace the wall, but you won't find his beer here. Frost Ice Bar only serves cocktails, each at $11. Non-alcoholic drinks are $6.


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Everything encased in ice has a Boston theme, as with this tea set, representing the Boston Tea Party.


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This giant swan, located in the corner of the bar, represents Boston's swan boats in the Public Garden.


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The Zakim Bridge was the inspiration in creating the unique bar.


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Admission to the Frost Ice Bar is $18.99. The maximum stay is 45 minutes.


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A drink truly on the rocks.


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An ice sculpture with encased baseballs sits on the bar of the Frost Ice Bar in Boston.


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The interior is crafted entirely from ice, including the bar, seats, chandeliers and paintings.


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Solid blocks of ice line the walls and are decorated with a sculpture of ice displaying toy ducks.


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A thermometer inside the bar.


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Gresham Bailey unpacked an ice scupture while putting the finishing touches on the bar. It is scheduled to open soon.


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The Bally Refrigerated Box that houses the bar was constructed using recycled aluminum sheets and non-ozone urethane insulation that provides four times the insulation value of a house.


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Workers with "Iceculture" an ice sculpting company based in Hensall Ontario, Canada worked on 300-pound blocks of ice.


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Adam Steffler, an employee with "Iceculture" cut blocks of ice.


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Steffler worked on 300 pound blocks of ice.


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