Wim Hof Brings Ice Bath Experience to Six North American Cities in March 2026

Wim Hof's six-stop North American tour kicked off March 8 at United Palace in New York and is working its way through some of the continent's most recognizable venues, with the tour's finale taking a sharp turn from the evening-event format into something considerably more immersive: a full-day retreat at Paradise Point Resort & Spa in San Diego on March 22.

The first five stops — New York on March 8, Toronto's Roy Thomson Hall on March 9, Miami's James L. Knight Center on March 11, the Saban Theater in Los Angeles on March 14, and the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco on March 19 — are each billed as "An Evening with Wim Hof," presented by TCCHE LLC. The San Francisco show at the Warfield starts at 8:00 PM and is open to all ages, with tickets sold through AXS.com. Promotional copy from the Wim Hof Method organization frames those five evening shows as "One Story, Five Cities," though the full tour schedule consistently lists San Diego as a sixth stop with its own distinct format.

The evening events center on three elements: Hof telling his own story from the stage, a guided group breathwork session, and — in some formats — an ice-bath component. The Warfield listing describes it plainly: "Sit down and listen to Wim Hof share his story of exploration, resilience, and discovery." Rounding out the evenings is a musical set with award-winning musician Tahir Burhan. Promotional copy describes the collaboration as "a powerful blend of soulful melodies, rhythms, and heartfelt lyrics that echo the same spirit of freedom and resilience at the core of the Wim Hof Method."

San Diego is where the ice bath goes from optional to central. The Wim Hof Experience runs 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Paradise Point Resort and costs $799. The program explicitly includes the "signature ice bath session," a group breathwork session led by Hof himself, and the story of how the Wim Hof Method came to exist. Attendees also get a curated gourmet lunch, a signed copy of Hof's book The Wim Hof Method, a digital preparation pack, and a photo with Hof. For anyone in the cold-exposure community who wants the hands-on version rather than a theater seat, San Diego is the obvious choice.

Hof's credentials in the cold-exposure world need little introduction here. The Dutch-born "Iceman" has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in nothing but shorts, run a barefoot half-marathon above the Arctic Circle, and remained submerged in ice for nearly two hours. The Wim Hof Method he developed from those years of experimentation rests on three pillars: breathwork, cold exposure, and meditation. The organization claims the method allows practitioners to consciously influence their immune systems, reduce stress, and build physical and mental resilience — claims Hof and his team have been making with increasing reach as the method has moved from niche cold-plunge circles into mainstream wellness.

Ticket prices for the five evening shows have not been publicly listed in tour materials, though the Warfield notes that service and handling fees apply. The San Diego $799 price tag is the only figure confirmed across sources. Anyone planning to make the San Diego finale should note the event is roughly ten days away — and that the format is a genuine full-day commitment, not a two-hour show.