Red Bull Crashed Ice Saint Paul 2018

Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States

Red Bull Crashed Ice: Leave it All Out on the Ice

Red Bull is notorious for sponsoring some of the world’s most intense action sports events. And this one is no different. Red Bull Crashed Ice features a winter competition that forces skaters to jump, dance, weave and sprint through an array of obstacles on a downhill course. The high-speed action takes place across the globe as the world championship tour travels through Finland, France, Canada and the States. For the seventh straight year, Red Bull Crashed Ice will return to Saint Paul, Minnesota for a two-day event at the end of January 2018.

The massive track features considerable drops, hairpin turns and open ice that can force skaters to reach up to 80 km/h. Each heat consists of four skaters competing for first place in a shoulder-to-shoulder content with one simple rule. The first one to the bottom wins. Championship points are on the line as hundreds of skaters yearn for the top spot as world champ by year’s end.

After experiencing the physically demanding, agility-packed race for the ages, the bustling town of St. Paul offers event-goers a post-championship celebration. The Crashed Ice Village on West 7th will feature the likes of live music, awesome food and flowing drinks. Check out their wide variety of restaurants and bars to cap off a winter experience unlike any other.

“Head to St. Paul to watch the world’s top-skaters compete in a unique arctic event that is sure to provide a thrilling finish every single time.”

Where to View Red Bull Crashed Ice in St. Paul

Downtown St. Paul, Minnesota is the official event location for this extreme sporting competition. Over 10,000 fans will converge on the metropolitan area.

Make sure to keep an eye on their site for upcoming ticket releases and sales. Options will include general admission, a VIP area and an official tailgate party to get the most out of your winter-time experience.

How to Get Around St. Paul

St. Paul’s Metro system is an excellent way to travel between the city’s neighborhoods, shopping centers and other attractions. Easy transfer is made available from the light rail to the bus.

Planning on mostly staying around the downtown area? Lace up a comfortable pair of kicks and get to walking. Even during winter, downtown is dense enough for walking purposes and allows you to meet the friendly residents of Minnesota.

Where to Stay in St. Paul

It’s nearly a guarantee that you will find the perfect place to stay in St. Paul. The city offers everything from high-end suites to practical and affordable lodging options.

Best part is, nearly all the hotels are within a short walk or taxi to the city’s countless attractions. Check out St. Paul’s list of hotel options and be sure to peek around Rad’s Travel page to book your visit today!

Things to Do in St. Paul

The second half of the Twin Cities is a history buff’s dream trip. St. Paul is home to the Science Museum of Minnesota and the Minnesota History Theater.

The Red Bull Crashed Ice event also takes place right below the historical Cathedral of Saint Paul. Aside from discovering the city’s deep roots, St. Paul offers loads of indoor and outdoor activities for the entire family.

Watch dozens of sporting events, discover countless parks and zoos or relax during a night out filled with art and entertainment.

Celebrate this coming winter in St. Paul, the place that has it all!

Red Bull Crashed Ice 2018 Schedule

January 19-20: Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
February 2-3: Jyväskylä / Laajis, Finland
February 16-17: Marseille, France
March 9-10: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada