Frost Magical Ice of Siam is Pattaya’s ice-sculpture attraction, next to Mini Siam: a dome kept around -10°C filled with carved Thai mythology, plus a snow zone. Tickets run about 350–400 THB and include a winter coat and a soft drink in an ice glass; children under 90 cm free. Open roughly 09:00–19:00 daily. A fun, novel 45 minutes — no more, and it doesn’t need to be.
Tour Highlights
- Ice dome kept at around -10°C — billed as the largest ice-sculpture attraction in ASEAN
- Sculptures of Thai mythology: Himmapan creatures, temples and landmarks in ice
- Snow dome with real (machine-made) snow — many Thai and Indian visitors’ first snowball
- Winter coat rental and a soft drink in an ice glass included in the ticket
- Next to Mini Siam in North Pattaya — the two pair naturally
Itinerary
- 110:00Arrive — morning visits mean no queue for coats. The site is off Sukhumvit Road in North Pattaya, behind Mini Siam.
- 210:10Collect your rented winter coat (included) and go through the airlock into the -10°C ice dome.
- 310:20Walk the sculpture halls — Himmapan mythology, Thai landmarks and photo set-pieces carved in ice, lit in colour.
- 410:40Drink at the ice bar — a soft drink served in a glass carved from ice is part of the ticket.
- 510:50Snow dome for snowball duty, then thaw out in the food and souvenir zone.
- 611:15Done — Mini Siam is next door if you are making a North Pattaya morning of it.
What's included
- Admission to the ice and snow domes
- Winter coat rental
- One soft drink served in an ice glass
Not included
- Transport
- Gloves and hats (bring or buy — your hands feel it first)
- Food and extra drinks
Who is this tour best for?
- Families — the snow dome is many kids’ (and adults’) first snow
- Peak-heat afternoons: the one attraction in Pattaya where you will be cold
- Pairing with Mini Siam next door for a North Pattaya half-day
- Novelty photographers — colour-lit ice carving is genuinely striking
Where to book & compare
| Provider | From | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gate ticket | ~400 THB | Includes coat rental and the ice-glass drink; children under 90 cm free. |
| Online e-ticket (Klook/GetYourGuide) | from ~350 THB | Same inclusions, small saving, instant confirmation. |
| Mini Siam next door | ~250 THB | The natural combo: ice dome first, miniatures as the sun drops and the models light up. |
Frequently asked questions
How much does Frost Magical Ice of Siam cost?
Around 350 THB online and roughly 400 THB at the gate as of mid-2026, with children under 90 cm free. The price includes the winter coat rental and a soft drink served in a glass carved from ice — you are not nickel-and-dimed inside, which is refreshing for Pattaya.
How cold is it really, and what should I wear?
The ice dome is kept around -10°C — genuinely cold, not fridge-section cold. The rented coat handles your core; it is fingers and ears that suffer, so bring or buy gloves and consider closed shoes rather than flip-flops. Most visitors last 20–30 minutes inside before retreating to thaw.
How long does a visit take?
Forty-five minutes to an hour covers the ice dome, the snow zone and the warm-up area honestly. It is a novelty stop, not a half-day attraction — priced and paced accordingly, and best bolted onto Mini Siam next door.
What is actually inside the ice dome?
Colour-lit ice sculptures on Thai themes — Himmapan mythological creatures, temple and landmark carvings, an ice slide and photo set-pieces — plus the ice bar where your included drink comes in a glass made of ice. The carving quality is better than the roadside billboards suggest.
Is it worth it in a city full of bigger attractions?
For what it charges, yes — with expectations set. This is 45 minutes of well-executed novelty, and stepping from 34°C into -10°C is a genuinely funny experience with kids. If you are choosing one big family ticket for the day, Ramayana or the zoo gives far more hours per baht; Frost is the dessert, not the meal.
When is it open and when should I go?
Daily, roughly 09:00–19:00 with last entry shortly before close (listed hours have varied — check when booking). Midday is when the contrast with the heat outside is most delicious; mornings have the shortest coat-desk queues.