Charlottetown celebrating Islander Day with free tickets to Jack Frost Winterfest

The city of Charlottetown is celebrating Islander Day by giving out free tickets to the Jack Frost Winterfest.

The City of Charlottetown is giving away a limited number of free tickets for the Jack Frost Winterfest to residents.

In celebration of Islander Day on Monday, the city will start distributing tickets at 8:30 a.m. on a first-come, first-serve basis from Frosty Funland at Delta Prince Edward. Proof of residency is required.

“We’re thrilled to celebrate Islander Day by giving Charlottetown residents the chance to experience the magic of Jack Frost Winterfest,” said Mayor Philip Brown in a news release Sunday. “This festival brings our community together in the heart of winter, offering fun, entertainment and cherished moments for all ages. I encourage everyone to bundle up, embrace the season and make the most of this special opportunity.”

Jack Frost Winterfest is bringing winter activities and entertainment for the entire family to the city from Friday to Monday. Attractions include Frosty Funland at the Delta Prince Edward, Snowtopia at Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park - Nordic Site, and the free Warm and Glow Zone at Founders’ Food Hall and Market.

Islander Day closes the festival with a celebration of community that brings people together, said councillor Terry Bernard, chair of the city’s Economic, Tourism, and Cultural Development Committee.

“We’re pleased to offer free tickets to Jack Frost Winterfest to make it easier for our residents to enjoy a fun, family-friendly event without financial barriers,” said Bernard. “We hope this initiative helps more people make the most of the long weekend and create lasting memories together.”

Ticket refunds are not available for previously purchased tickets.

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