We booked our reservation online, super simple. Found parking across the street. On a weekday…read moreafternoon we were the only two customers! Safety briefing first then Got instructional lessons on how to use two types of axes (one regular "Hachette" and a long handled one). I really surprised myself on how good I was! We had our vs. competition with the instructor as the judge. Had to go 5 rounds to break the tie :) awesome time! They took our pictures at the end and posted them on Facebook the next day.

I went there with collegues this week, and it was SO FUN…read more It was a bit scary in the beginning, because I was worried of how the axe could bounce back and stuff, but I soon realized I probably didn't have the strength to make it bounce back that far anyways so... There's of course basic safety rules that are clearly explained, and there's a waiver to sign - which is pretty standard wherever "combat sport" is involved. There's three different sizes of axes, which all have to be thrown in a slightly different manner. I couldn't really hold the largest one up for very long, so I mostly used the smallest one. I have to say that I only managed to hit the target correctly twice, but it was still a fantastic session! Everybody had a blast! One guy from France now wants to become French-Canadian, and another dude wants to set up axe throwing at home. The music they played was really nice (System of a Down, Rammstein, David Hasselhoff (?!)). It wasn't too loud, and the rock/metal mix energized the place. Close to the front desk, there were even some branded leather goods for sale! The training/service was very professional and friendly. We also appreciated how the group pictures taken at the end of the session had a studio-like quality. They made great souvenirs! I recommended this place to my friends. Very good prices when attended as a larger group.

Really fun. Been a couple times at least. Did the temple escape, and the casino robbery.read more

It was my first time at an escape game. This is a branch of a few locations. We are a party of 6…read moreppl - 25$/ per person plus tax. Our room was the lab room - the story goes a mad scientist broke up with his lover and threatened to blow up the world- you have 35 mins to unlock the main door to his lab and find the code to deactivate the bomb. Our belongings were locked up in a cabinet including all phones. The instructions were explained to us at the beginning of the game (which weren't clear at all). We pretty much flipped the whole room over, with 6 mins to spare -realizing we still had 1 room left. You get two free clues by pressing a buzzer in the assigned room. For additional clues you lose one minute per clue. I may try out other escape games from a different company that reveal the clues more in a sequential manner.

The place is a gem placed in the area! Definitely gonna go again. Bring friends! They have all…read moretypes of sports including baseball, cricket, archery etc... Great overall experience

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.

When in Canada... We…read morebooked a curling lesson over airbnb. Our host was Nick and he was just so much fun. He started by inviting us upstairs where he laid out hot chocolates for us. We played a quick fun trivia game to learn about the origins of curling. Then we got right into the action. Nick explained all the equipment and the rules of the game to us. He split us into teams of four and walked us through the entire process of delivering a stone and sweeping the stone along its path. It was light hearted and educational. The best part was definitely Nick though. He made everyone feel involved and we all had a great deal of fun. The building itself is very nice. It looks like they have a full kitchen to host parties.

Curling Clubs aren't just for Curling (psst, thats a sport)…read more The club can also be rented for private events, with a full kitchen and many inclusions. The best thing about curling clubs? Great hosts and a cheap (ish) bar.

Went here for my husband and my friends boyfriend. They loved the actual race experience and the…read moresimulators are impressive. However, I wasn't impressed that they were talked out of dressing in full suite to get the entire experience. Driving 6 hours from our home to be told to have less of an experience is disappointing. And we weren't given the "commemorative photo" like the package said.

Very fun. Exciting. Here for a Corp event. Excellent facility and the simulators seemed pretty…read morerealistic although I've never driven a real F1 or F3 race car. You get to wear the uniform, helmet and shoes and climb into the simulator. You choose the type of car and the track and off you go. You'll sweat, you'll grimace and your heart will race as you drive against the clock and your friends. Super fun. Was very surprised that it felt as real as it did. Would have liked to have some other racing related things to do while I waited for the rest of my party to finish their rides. Would go again.

We had seen this place every time we have been in Montreal, but this is the first visit there when…read moreit was open! It is 100% worth the trip! You can buy a 2 hour or 4 hour band and off you go. My 12 year old was in heaven. He could climb, swing, jump, crawl, and propel himself all under the watchful eye of the wonderful souls in the red shirts. He was perfectly harnessed and they were very explicit in their safety rules. I was able to observe him from the ground in a comfy Adirondack chair with other parents. Some read books, others enjoyed the sunshine. It was a really positive experience. They have a small snack bar which was helpful. It really is a wonderful ropes/obstacle course. They have an inflatable park, but he never made it there since he was having a great time. We will definately go back!

My kids have done the aerial walk part many times now, and they always ask to go, whenever we are…read morein Montreal (which is a few times a year), so visiting Voiles en Voiles became sort of a family tradition. The aerial walk has different levels, for every age and skill level, and there are various other activities, for younger kids, including bouncy castles and some sort of a movie experience (my kids weren't interested). A definite repeat.

I came here for a ping pong lesson and it was at a very convenient location (the appearance is…read moredeceiving being at the lower level of a church but once inside there are plenty of tables and two set for lessons with a barrier each) near Snowdon subway station and it was easy to arrange for a lesson even last minute. The instructor is knowledgeable and has had competition training and experience. What I especially like is the easy going atmosphere where people who genuinely like table tennis come and play of all ages. Other players are quite friendly with varying degrees of skill level and there is also a lot of space to just sit and watch or rest. In addition some people just dropped in to play and they were readily accommodated and just paid an hourly rate to play.