Spent the day here with the kiddos. They loved it, so many rides, all clean and fun. The staff here…read moretake safety precautions seriously and you can tell that they try to make this place enjoyable for everyone. There is a skating rink below for extra pricing. My son was measured over at 44 inches but at home he is below that and my younger son they said he was just over 36 inches so I had to pay more even though I know he is under that height. I didn't argue, I wish I just didn't pay for my younger son as he went on only 2 rides the carousel and the car (which he didn't even want to go on). Anyways, I liked that this place was in the mall so we took lunch break and had food at the food court. Also lots of store options for shopping including Simon's. The boys had a good time and that's all I cared about. My older one enjoyed the bumper cars and the 4D theatre the most.

This mall is huge! But it's pretty dead even on a Friday night or maybe because it's soo big that…read moreeverything is so spaced out that you can't tell that there's a lot of people. It's so cool you can do indoor skating inside a small. The ice rink was lit up everywhere with LED and all the rides around it gives off a indoor carnival feeling. There's a washroom along the skating rink where you can walk right in with your skates for easy access. We weren't able to get a big locker because it was all used so we ended up getting 2 smaller. Large locker are $8 and small lockers are $4.00. It's not one time used so you can go in and out of the locker as much you want. No time limit either. Resurfacing the ice takes 30min so you'll need to plan around that. Best to take off your skates and walk around the mall and then come back. It's cool they gave their zamboni a steam punk look.

All cash bar .. no thank you.. if a tourist maybe choose another place.. but then again, try it ,,read more

FYI: Bar Le Vox is a similar bar concept and is close by and MUCH better in all facets…read more Macfly: The bartender (also owner?) was the worst, very arrogant. Literally demanded we tip him before he would serve us our first beer. I'm obviously going to tip, is the assumption that I've never been to a bar or restaurant before?!?. He waited until the second after we were forced to use the ATM to inform us that all the games were free, which was frustrating. Also it's spelled "McFly" in back to the future, you moron.

Very well located, I have been about 4 times. Most of the time we would go on the night the movie…read morewas out. I have seen a line up of people but feel like there is never more then one person at the ticket counter? Maybe it has to do with the time I choose... I really don't know. There is two self serve when you walk in the door. That might be a better option if the line up is full. I like the arcade when you come in, you can have some fun before your movie. The food like any cinema is expensive but am ok with it. I have the nacho with double warm cheese. With a slushi that I switch from red or blue depending on what I feel like having. Also there always seem to be parking. That is a major bonus, I have not tried this location on a cheap Tuesday...but I tried it on multiple occasions on friday were the movie was out and still lots of parking.

We enjoyed this museum as a family and it was a good opportunity to learn more about the history…read moreof Quebec. There was lots of cool First Nation objects and ancient things like that. They also had some cool artsy/psychology exhibits if that's something you're into.

My family and I loved the experience! Even the 3 year old and 6 year old loved it. So much to do,…read moresee, and interact with. There is something for all ages. When we arrived there was a Titanic exhibit. Unfortunately we ran out of time and energy to go to it. Hoping to be able to come back and see it. It's a wonderful learning experience - a lot of wow moments and moments of tears as we learned about the rich history of the area. There are many different "rooms" to explore, it can get crowded, so keep an eye on the little ones, as they can easily move to other rooms with the waves of people. The family favorites - the singing station, the fire exit interactive board, and "crowd surfing", influencing peoples choices through doors, by pressing colors, looking for the squirrels and of course the cafe. LOL The gift shop was great too. I was able to purchase locally made gloves, which ended up being perfect for walking around the Christmas markets. I highly recommend visiting this museum - if you are looking to do a little learning and need some indoors time.

Anti Sk8 Parc is 90% sweet indoor skate park and 10% okay music venue. I played here a bit ago and…read moreit was a really cool show! Kids were skating around while we played and the whole venue and staff had a great vibe. If you're touring through Quebec City, play here! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XETDKQ4TpKg

I loved toys or us. Aaaaaaaaaa at a a L'Eau and then I ate some food after that it was a…read moreNerf gun war and then when that's gone more it's also pretty fun so an end of story good

This is an interesting Toys R Us. Larger than most that I have been in but yet not a hell of a lot…read morethere in terms of Star Wars, Marvel, and video game stuff. To start, they're video game section and everything else in the same sealed off area is borderline empty. For a larger store in a busy area, they had sold out on some consoles and newer games were also not available. They had a load of older titles and accessories that most places had moved out last year. The prices hadn't even been dropped on these. In regards to the action figure section, again, empty. A few left overs and unwanteds from release waves but nothing fresh or new. The transformers section was particularly bad as they had items that other store cleared out three years ago still on the shelf at full price. The boxes were falling apart the had been out in circulation for so long. Lots of Lego stuff however.