I contacted the club a few days before my arrival into Canada. They emailed me back within a few…read moredays to give me an idea how to reserve a court. The price for 2 non members at 2 pm on a Monday was $26 pp and the court fee was about $35 for an hour. We had use of the locker room to change and waited in an open lobby for the court. The indoor courts looked newly done, us open style and we hit for the entire hour. There was a person watching the matches that were occurring the hour before who directed us to the locker room and extra balls. Overall, we enjoyed our workout, the facility, and the service. One thing: the website says that it is about 30 mins from Mont Tremblant. If you are staying near the village, our GPS said 45 mins, which is a bit more accurate.

Different place nice layout and great options for health stay restaurant and hotel. They offer…read moregreat selection of sports services

Centre Pickle is one of the great new indoor pickleball facilities in town. They have done a nice…read morejob with their facility and the owners seem to be very in tune and responsive to the needs of their customers. They often send around questionnaires and survey and are very open and responsive to feedback. They have already announced some updates and improvements which are a direct response to the feedback that people have provided. The facility itself self is very new and clean. Like any indoor facility some of the courts are a bit tighter than others, but it is pretty easy to adapt to and none of the courts that I've been on are overly tight. One major plus at Centre Pickle is their coaching and clinics. They have a relationship with Elite Pickleball who offer excellent coaching and clinics at the center for players of all levels. The only downside to Centre Pickle is the location. They are in the east end in the back of a warehouse and it's a bit complicated to get to, particularly insuring rush hour. Also, be sure not to wear your court shoes as their parking lot is shared with a lot of truck traffic and it is very muddy and dusty.

This place was great, I was in town for a bachelor party and up and along for whatever activities…read morethe best man had in store for this group of 12. Strippers, hookers, dancers whatever .....sadly or not, we got axe throwing and a strip joint that well, hates money (let's leave that for a different review chez paree) Typically ax throwing doesn't enter a marriage story until year 2; when the honeymoon is over, but read on if you want. I believe the best man booked a reservation for an hour it may have been more, but regardless they trained us on how to actually throw, showed us some trick shots and had score cards for an actual round robin competition. I can't even give this place 4 stars for not having booze available, but i want to for the record, yeah yeah throwing axes and booze don't mix, were Americans we don't care. We definitely ran over the reservation time, but rather than shake us down for more money for more time, they gave us the option to buy more (we didn't) and they still let us finish our competition and then got us all together for some photos. No force sell either, I believe they mentioned they would put the photo up on Facebook and then took some with our phones. Would they do this in America? No fucking chance, capitalism apparently is subject to each venu in Canada. This is a real thing and I reason I love Canada for this, that and you know poutine, and the US dollar being worth 1.26 in that funny colored money they have. I believe you can have zero athletic ability (a few at this thing did) and still have the ability to stick the axe, I mean it's an ax, throw it at the board, get good and then you will be fully trained for the zombie attack in America. I plan on throwing a bunch of them while I run to Canada to live, and clearly there will be a significant amount of trained canadians ready to kick ass as well. Just another reason to move to America's top hat. Try it for yourself, and if you are wondering why I kept changing the spelling of ax/axe it's just because I can, don't axe. (I love dad jokes) #fuckyoukeith

Great time. Something different to do. Good music and axe throwing. 2 hour package is perfect…read more Who'd have thought this would be a great time!

Zone 15 is like the new recreatheque. It has a mini arcade, laser tag (which is the primary stuff…read morehere), mini putt, vr tag and car racing simulator. The pricing is fair, about 25$ for 4 game of laser tag and 1 game of putting. Laser tag is a 2 story place on a 20 vs 20 roaster. You get point by shooting the other team which, on hit, disable the vest and gun for 2 sec. The layout is nice. There is some gizmo on the wall here and there that you can shoot and it does some stuff. I'm unsure if they yield any points though. Think about dark zone but without the base and with only 2 teams. The miniput is nice and different from what I'm used to. It has its own teaming and it has some challenging layout. Suit player of all age and fun to play. Last hole is a waste of opportunity since you put and unless you go on reverse, you'll end up in the hole in 1 shot. There's a lounge for adult on the second floor but I never saw it open. There's a special for birthday too that include putting and 4 game of laser tag, food and a private room. I think it's something like 300$ for 1 adult 7 kids. A great place for fun, laser tag are a bit of reservation based (more like slot based, we arrived at 15h15 and were spotted for 17h00).

great place, friendly in a amazing location. The teachers are professionals. I go there since 2016read more

I like it here very much. Maybe it's the kid in me who went to a zillion gymnastics classes between…read morewhen school finished and my parents finished work, and who was especially fond of the uneven parallel bars. Maybe it's the idea of turning this thing that people associate with putting the female body on display for men around, and looking at how incredibly physically challenging and artistic it is, to the point where it becomes a popular competitive sport. Maybe it's that I can be wildly klutzy and awkward and learning a sexy swing is nice, and when I fail at it, is hilarious. Anyway, I'd always wanted to try it. So I went! The studio is clean and bright and overlooks Jean Talon market, and it's covered in these funny and welcoming posters that make you feel like it's totally ok to be a complete awkward beginner at pole dancing and to try it anyway. The owner has a great welcoming energy, she's funny and upbeat and intent on making a non-competitive fun space. The studio is tiny and classes book in advance, so take advantage of the online reservation system. I took a class for beginners and most of the class was not beginners and that was intimidating, but I loved it anyway. We did a whole simple routine by the end of the hour and I was bad at it but it was deeply satisfying anyway. Can't wait to go back.

Looking for a place to have fun during winter time but don't want to pay the high price tag for ski…read morerental and ski pass? This place have you covered! Here, you will go down multiple path using tubes (mostly), bobsleigh and multiple other things you can fit in. All tube have string which you can use to carry around and also attach each other so you slide together. Although, it's good to start but holding each other legs work way better. They say there's about 60 different slide. I can't really say if it's true or not. I think yeah there's at least 60 slides, now to say 60 different one is a bit pushing it (like 10 on the same side doing the exact same route for instance). We were there while there was multiple school bus during the week. Even with that, it wasn't awfully crowded and line were moving fast. The only time the line don't really move is when people don't reach the end and get stuck. Now they either have to walk or try to get going again if it's not on a flat zone. We were 3 and we never got stuck anywhere. We sometime gone 2 and even solo (some allow solo) and never got stuck so I'm unsure what the others were doing, but getting stuck seems pretty common when looking at people before us. The pricing is either 2 or 4 hours. You have 3 tier which allow you either only tube slides or adding other more specialise slide like bobsleigh for exemple. It was a fun day, good way to do some winter activity even for those that dislike winter. There's a little 2 story cabin that have a little cafeteria on the second level (like a snack shack). It's very small, food is at best ok. Took a poutine and was barely warm and it taste ok. Do expect the regular high price of food in any event/activity center.

Came here with the family and we absolutely LOVED it!Weather was nice and mild and lots of fresh…read moresnow to play in. We opted for the snow tubing part only but will be back again and again to try out the other options found here. Price-tag is fair for such an activity, line-up is a little long though so I strongly recommend buying them ahead of time to save yourself a few minutes. The tubing lift is slow going up but reliable as it will bring you up the mountain with relative ease. There were about a dozen tracks to slide down with an automatic gate that goes up and down letting you know when it is safe to go down. The tubes were in excellent quality, no issues with them. The event is so much fun! I do recommend some snow goggles so you don't get snow in the face as you fly down the mountain. The journey is quick but so exciting. Tying up your tubes and going down permit you to have a totally different experience. As in going in backwards is crazy fun. It a totally fun workout and I'm still feeling it a few days later. Make sure to dress warmly with snow pants and just kill it. You'll have a great time!

This park is great, not only is it a pokéstop, in the winter it's an official snow sliding slope…read more The small mount is perfectly carved with lane and equipped with a small chairlift that is effective during when the school is off during the winter. During the summer this place is great for fitness enthusiast that wants to climb back and again. It also offer a great view of St-Jérôme.

Great staff, competitive prices and excellent results! You…read moreget a more personalized approach to training than regular gyms. Best gym in the area.