Affordable and fun! I enjoyed the black light atmosphere and music they had imaging, and because…read morethere was no one behind us we could replay a few of the holes before finishing. This activity didn't take more than an hour for the two of us, so it wasn't a long experience but it was fun.

Came on a Monday evening at 5pm and only one there! Adults were competitive, teens were not keeping…read morescore - mainly cause we beat them!!! Muwahahahaha. They put 18 fun holes in a tight space and it was nice to have a self coat check so we didn't need to carry our coats around. If you are coming from a bright day, your eyes will need time to adjust. They had snacks, slushies and arcade games as well but we didn't participate in those. The teens had fun, & we had a nice break from touring the city. Oh and did I say WE WON?!?

From hockey games (Go Habs Go) to concerts (too many to name), my Montrealer self loves the Bell…read moreCentre. The atmosphere and energy of the crowd is always on a whole other level. With that being said, I think one of my only more "important" comments, is that if you're a female going to attend a concert that you know is more of a "sold out" kind of situation in terms of attendance, plan your washroom breaks ahead of time as best as possible. I tried my best not to need to use the facilities during our last visit for the Tame Impala concert but when you gotta go, you gotta go! Before I continue, I understand that there are a lot of people and there's only so much the venue could do but I almost wish they had replaced their popcorn stands with extra porta-potties or something. I was in line for the entire intermission of roughly 40-50 minutes and I almost thought the woman ahead of me in line wasn't going to make it based on how she was hopping in place. Meanwhile, our long line went past the men's washroom and we saw them going in and out in two seconds with zero line to wait. A lady who was desperate tried sneaking in to the men's washroom but they had a guard ensuring this wouldn't happen. For safety reasons, I'm glad they do this but it just shows how desperate some people were. So, ladies- let's maybe make a point of going as fast as we can for the sake of others waiting? As I stood in line, my partner was able to go to the washroom, get food, and come find me to wait with me for the remainder of my line time. I ate my hot dogs before I even got to the door opening for the washrooms (where the bathroom line continued with another 30 people that had been hidden from the hallway view). So if you think you're close to having your turn soon as you turn the corner into the hallway from the main area, think again. Besides this, watching a hockey game anywhere else does not compare. The prices for refreshments, food, souvenirs, etc are expensive but that's just the norm these days. I also recommend buying merch as soon as you get there rather than waiting during the intermission of afterwards. As long as you prepare yourself to spend a bit of money, and possibly wait in lines (which are not uncommon at big events), then I promise you, the memories are worth every second.

Great venue for a concert in Canada. Good accoustics, easy connection from subway, organized entry,…read moreand fast moving ladies' room. One star off for a bit of a snafu with employee being able to scan mobile ticket (probably took a good 5 minutes) and pretty far walk to ladies's room from seats. Also, we had to walk outside to the subway station when leaving, but we're inside the whole way from the subway station to the show. Had it been colder, raining, or snowing it would have been much less convenient We ate before the show, so I cannot rate the good

Claude Robillard is a massive sports complex and if you can think of a sport chances are you will…read morebe able to practice it here. You have the options of registering in a league or taking some lessons or just coming here on your own to work out. It is located close to the 40 so it is easily accessed by car and there is plenty of parking at your disposal. It doesn't seem that public transit is very good around here so if you are coming here that way you might have issues. There is also a bike path leading to it so if you come by bike it is a little safer than having to cycle on Christophe Colombe, which is a very busy street. My review focuses strictly on the tennis courts because that is what I have used it for. They have lots of hard courts and they well-maintained. Unless there is a league or lesson going on you will generally have no trouble getting a reservation. A reservation is $14/hour but it gets reduced to $12 if you have the Accès Montreal card. My only beef is that some of the staff who take your payment seem disorganized and it takes longer than it should to pay and claim your court.

A huge complex that offers a lot of sport league and lesson options. The main building looks nice…read moreand is relatively clean. The swimming and diving complex is wonderful. Only quibble: only food in the building is vending machines (including the sketchy one with stale sandwiches in them). Wish there were better options - especially when all-day sports competitions are being held.

I was just here for the roller derby finals so all I know is that this is an awesome arena for…read moreroller derby! Great big area in the entry for vendors, bar, snacks. Bummer that the restaurant is a Subway instead of something local though! There were all kinds of other rooms and areas for ju jitsu and a track for running and every seat in the area seemed to offer a pretty great view of the action. The location is great, near the Olympic Stadium and Parc Maissoneuve, and tons of parking for both bikes and cars.

Simple option, not many people know you but can come to hang and play some ping pong.read more

J'y ai emmené mon fils de 15 ans après un long week-end à Montréal. Nous y sommes allés à vélo avec…read moredes Bixis, il y avait une station juste devant, c'était super pratique... qui a besoin d'une voiture en été ou en automne à Montréal ? Notre moniteur Cyril a utilisé juste le nombre de mots qu'il fallait pour nous expliquer le sport : pas de blabla, seulement des consignes précises. Et hop, c'était parti ! Mon fils en avait déjà fait, son père était un vrai bleu, mais on s'est bien amusés tous les deux !! On reviendra la prochaine fois qu'on sera en ville !

Need to take out some frustrations from the work week? Or have an itch to shoot some pals with…read morerubber arrows? Or maybe you want to work on your axe-throwing technique? Then this is the place for you. 10 buddies and I came here for a bachelor party afternoon hangout and we all had a blast doing different activities here. First of all, this seems like a popular spot for bachelor party groups as we ran into a few other large group of guys seemingly celebrating too. The place isn't too big, but it fulfills it's purpose. Basically, there's numerous combat sport activities that could be done here - archery range, combat archery, axe/knife throwing, rage cage and NERF battles. For our group, we split into a group of 4 and 6, as the 4 went with the rage cage and the 6 went forward with the combat archery. I can't speak for the rage cage fellas, but I participated in the combat archery and we had an awesome hour of just shooting rubber arrows at each other in different variations of team death matches. Guests are provided facial protection and a bow, but that's pretty much it. The rubber arrows don't really hurt, so there wasn't any need for it. It's completely unlike paint balling. For anyone unfamiliar with rage cage, it's an interesting activity. Participants who sign up for it suit up in some protective gear and are given freedom to destroy a set number of small and large objects (glass, appliances, etc) in a multitude of ways, which include using bats and crowbars. It's definitely a great way to relieve oneself of some major stress. Overall, our entire group had a fantastic time and would definitely do something like this again if we ever had the chance. Just don't forget to make a reservation for your group prior to going.

Regular bowling alley, with typical 90's graphics on the screen. Therr are 40 lanes available for…read more10pin bowling. There is also a bar and a resto/bistro for food. The prices aren't bad, and is pretty good for a group to go. They do offer pricing per game, but with 3 or more people might as well go for the. hour. It is a nice way to spend some time with friends, so why not stay the hour. Friday and Saturday nights after 10pm they have music playing with the Disco balls going. Right now they also except the free game coupons from General Mills

Decent full sized bowling alley. Scores are tracked on an ancient but functional digital scoreboard…read morewith fun animations when you have gutter balls, splits, spares and strikes. We went with a 1 hour lane rental. It was $39. Not really a bargain. We left before the night light/disco starts at 10 pm. Maybe another time. The shoes were the cheap uncomfortable kind that didn't make your feet breathe well. I made sure to change my socks when I got home. Lol. They have a casse-croute but it was closed at 8pm on a Saturday night. Pointless. Absolutely no supervision at all. We were near an alley where 6 teenagers were synchronizing their shots causing much mayhem when the balls hits barriers and bounced back repeatedly. This went on for well over 20 minutes and as a patron I shouldn't have to endure these stupid acts which were a huge distraction. This bowling alley is a quick fix if you need to bowl but it doesn't really represent the ideal bowling experience on a Saturday night.

The building is old and the access is ridiculous. The stage is really shallow making acts looking…read moreweird and spread out. The venue staff is lazy and leave early.

I have worked with Theatre Fairmount as an event organizer, and they are great, but this review…read morerelates specifically to my recent experiences buying tickets and going to see shows. I just love the layout and feel of this room tucked above the PA Supermarché on Parc. There's actually a lot of great design going on, but it's simple and doesn't become a distraction or clash with the different artists and styles that play themselves out across a performance space, and I really admire that. This is a room that accomplishes venue magic: it has a high capacity, over 500 for sure, but feels cosy even when a show is sparsely attended. The stage is low, and thrusts out into the floor so the audience can get up close on 3 sides. The floor is raised in a couple of sections so you can see quite well from pretty much anywhere. There are two long bars, one in the back and one on the side, and the servers are super kind and fast. All the staff are rad - tech, bookers, security, door, I only get friendly professional vibes from these folks. Give them all the love and tips. That being said, there's no surprises here when it comes to drinks - really standard mass market beers and rail booze. C'est la vie. The sound and light system are all new and state of the art, shows sound and look great despite some of the technical challenges of a layout like this that's almost in the round. This venue books bands that are great for a date night, affordable, cool, lovely simple chill room, big enough that it's exciting to see them in an intimate space. And it's close to tons of amazing spots for a pre or post show drinks or bite.

Nice fun place for Kids to play Roller Skate and Scooter!…read moreThey even has a BMX park as well.

I wish I knew about this place during the winter!!! Of course I learn about this place right when…read morethe weather is getting better but today was a rain day so it was a perfect opportunity to check this spot out. The parking lot was full so people were parking on the street, no problem since it's not downtown or anything. When we walked in there was a waiver on an iPad to enter your personal info, the form was tedious and I noticed people just gave up as did I. Free for kids under 4!! Despite the full parking lot it was orderly inside and everyone was thankfully going in the same direction (counter clockwise) There are some small ramps along the track in the inner loop. My son got a boo boo and they had a box of free and aids. They also have another large room for advanced ramps for the bigger kiddos who are more adventurous. Tip: If you want to ride next to your child, bring some roller blades or a scooter so you can catch up with him but don't forget your helmet (mandatory for kids and adults)