Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation Students Visit Minus5º Ice Experience at Mandalay Bay

Today, 15 blind and low-vision students from Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation (NBCF) ages five to 19 as well as their chaperones enjoyed a special visit to Minus5º ICE Experience at Mandalay Bay for a frosty, 23-degree experience created by expert ice sculptors out of 90 tons of carved ice.

After donning warm coats and gloves, the children were escorted into the ice lounge, where they explored the space.

VIDEO: Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation Students Visit Minus5º Ice Experience

ABOUT MINUS5 ICE EXPERIENCE

Minus5° ICE Experience allows guests to chill with more than 90 tons of ice while exploring an immersive attraction featuring themed sculptures and Instragrammable moments. Minus5º ICE Experience offers a distinctively chill, family-friendly vibe for people of all ages, with signature frosty drinks served in glasses made entirely of ice.

ABOUT NEVADA BLIND CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION

Founded in 2006, by Kevin and Toni Spilsbury, Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation (NBCF) is the only non-profit organization in Southern Nevada, solely dedicated to improving the lives of children, ages 0-22, who are blind/visually impaired. NBCF’s inclusive preschool, Children’s Learning Center, is the only special needs licensed childcare in the State of Nevada. NBCF provides comprehensive services for children and their families including advocacy, family support, health services, education and adaptive recreation programs and employment training for blind/visually impaired youth.

Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation’s programs and services are provided through the generous support of individual and corporate donors. For more information about Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation visit www.nvblindchildren.org.

WEBSITES:

SOCIAL MEDIA: