DJ duo Polar Bears bring their famed Winter Laserland experience to Phoenix at Walter Studios on Decemer 20th. Grab your ski goggles and fishnets, you won’t want to miss this one.
Notorious for their winter aesthetic, massive production, and immersive experiences, Polar Bears are unpacking their most ambitious installment yet. With 12 high-powered lasers, four snow machines, and arctic visuals, Phoenix ravers get a taste of winter with next-level production. Walter Studios’ incredible creative space is the perfect setting for this event, with its studio-quality sound and famously immersive production.
Attendees can look forward to nostalgia-filled, non-stop dance tracks catered by the duo’s love for EDM. Uplifting themes married to rhythmic beats drive the Polar Bears’ signature sound and easily get the crowd moving.
The duo’s famous characters – Snowball and Zero – look forward to bringing Winter Laserland to their Phoenix fans at Walter Studios.
“Phoenix is never ready for the blizzard we drop on them, but this year we’re leveling up,” Snowball said. “We’re basically turning Walter into the Arctic for a night. Expect chaos, expect cold, expect the wildest party we’ve thrown in the desert.”

Winter Laserland is a fan-favorite experience for the holiday season, gaining the duo national notoriety.
“Laserland is our world – the place where music, visuals, and atmosphere collide. Every time we bring it to a city, we want fans to feel like they’re stepping into another reality,” Zero said. “This show is bigger, brighter, and colder than anything we’ve done indoors. We can’t wait for people to get lost in it.”
It’s highly recommended that fans in the Phoenix area secure tickets soon. Historically, their events sell out due to massive local demand and their killer visual production. Not to mention, the Polar Bears are quickly hurdling toward a period of explosive growth with high-caliber collabs dropping soon.
Don’t miss out on an eve of wonder at Walter Studios, just in time for the Winter Solstice. Secure your tickets now.










