This place is bad for many reasons. 1. I almost broke my…read moreback and no staff tried to help and my parents were not allowed to enter the playground because they didn't have a ticket. 2.my friend had a birthday party and he was not allowed to bring his own birthday cake. 3.my family wanted to book a birthday party for me and they did not allow because we had one to many kids.

I have come to this location twice, both using a Groupon coupon so I can't say anything about the…read moreprice. For someone who has never jumped on a trampoline as a kid and goes on one for the first time as an cautious adult, this place would have been fun... if I chose a time with way less kids running around. The first time I went was on a Saturday, a little over an hour after they opened in February. Everything was clean and while there was a lot of children's birthday parties happening, there was still place to move around. And back then, if you didn't have your own socks with the grip at the bottom, you would have to go barefoot. The second time I went, it was a Friday afternoon at about 3 in August. Some patches of trampolines had a layer of dust on it. The places with carpet (almost everywhere else on the trampoline field) was moist... but at least they're selling traction socks now... for $3-5 a pair. From what I see, they still have a section of iSaute Brossard that hasn't finished being renovated yet. This place is a gymnast's amusement park with an American Ninja Warrior mini field, trampoline dodge ball field, the regular trampoline field, foam pits to jump into, trampoline wall slides (I don't recommend without socks, trampoline burns...), a trapeze into a foam pit, tightrope and board thing along with an under 6 section (where parents really should keep their under 6s in, for safety). I would go back again, but I would want to try the night time one where it's 13+

Quiet and hidden just how I like them…read more It's in the most beautiful part of westmount the type of area where the houses are "ouuuu" and "ahhhh" worthy. I decided to come for a picnic and didn't want to get stuck fighting for picnic tables in every other packed park. This place was just right, quiet and you have a great view from the bleacher. There's a few entrances to the park, I however came by the street and came down a little flight of cement stairs that lead us to a huge well maintained soccer field. There's 3 sets of bleachers 2-4 benches around the field as well as 2 benches under a gazebo. There's a water fountain to drink from right beside the gazebo as well as a huge deck area that has a look out of the rest of the park. At the look out you will notice a dog park to your left and a tennis court to the right there's stairs on either sides of the building to bring you to them.

This is a beautiful park in Westmount and quieter than the always busy Westmount park as it is a…read morebit off the beaten path (and you have to walk uphill to get to it). Set on a large sweeping hill with beautiful views of the city, it is a delightful setting for a picnic or just a quiet place to stretch out with a book. A friend told me it was modelled on the Primrose Hill park in London but I don't know if that's just urban myth. On the east side of the park about halfway up there is a nice playground for kids, and a bit further up near the top there is a small wading pool in the summer. There is also a dog park, tennis courts and soccer field at the top of the park. In winter, it's a great spot to take the little ones sledding.

It's very fun for kids and also it can be a bit scary but it's very safe…read moreAnd there's a bunch of fun stuff there And at the beginning, there's a demo of how it works and they also explain how you can like you know get the harness on

Really fun climbing gym for kids. The automatic belaying machines make it easy for kids to climb…read moreand stay safe. Instructions were in French and English. Started getting busy at noon.

Since it was pretty rainy the days we visited Montreal, we took the niece to one of her favorite…read morespots: Funtropolis! Was it "trop fun?" Definitely for the niece. For HOURS, and I mean it, HOURS of fun and distraction for the kids, they basically run around in various areas: multiple level maze, shooting area, laser area, bumper cars, and arcade. The only areas that are extra costs are the bumper cars (which needed an extra ticket) and the arcade (which needed tokens). Since the niece was a certain age, the bumper car ticket was free, but only 1 ride. Before entering, you do put away all your jackets and shoes, so make sure you do wear some comfy socks that you know can get dirty. The bumper cars was about a song length in duration (~3-4 minutes). The bumper cars basically spin around every minute to shuffle folks. Then there are two levers to move the car, one to spin and the other to go forward and back. The niece is 6 and she easily figured out the controllers by herself. You also must be at least 5 for this activity. We didn't get to go into the laser area but we did step into one area where you can kind of do a whack-a-mole type of activity where there are 6 stations for each person to tap on squares on the wall that light up. The shooting area is more like foam balls and think American Gladiators where they have stations where you can put in a foam ball and shoot people on the floor. There are several arcade like machines with shooting games, rides, etc. Nothing too big or time consuming but definitely can keep kids wanting to keep spending money. Try to divert them to the active games. The multi-floor maze was where we spent most of our time. There are obstacles, zip lines, slides, trampolines, etc. Now the trampolines are small and there is a sign that says only 1 person at a time....some kids and even adults do not read this sign. The niece kind of told one adult that only 1 person can go in and he rolled her eyes at her. Wow. Some people don't know about safety. Now let's talk about safety. There's really no one regulating the areas. So it's trust your child to make sure they're safe. Yes a lot of the areas are padded. But it was pretty much....go at your own risk. I saw many kids sniffling, coughing, etc. I just wore my mask the whole time and just sanitized the heck out of my hands as I cannot get sick! Overall, if you're a kid, it's super fun. I chased the niece all over the place. I was sweating up a storm. I did it for a fraction of the time she was running around. Also if you're wanting your kids to be tuckered out, this is the place. On our way home, she was just quiet. Yeah, it tired her out that much. Super fun, but wish they had more cleaning staff or ensuring areas are safe to go into. I wish they had people manning the trampolines and ensuring folks only stay in for a certain amount of time. I know the niece ended up jumping for more than necessary and there ended up a line behind her so we had to ask her to move on so others could go. Either way, good fun time. A little screaming sensory overload. It definitely will give you an idea if you want kids of not lol!

My 9 year old was invited to a birthday party at the Funtropolis on Saturday…read more The policy is all children must be accompanied by at least one adult, and someone cannot exit and re-enter. Party package is $270 + tax for 8 children and 2 adults, with possibility of paying for additional guests. Tables are reserved for 3 1/2 hours. For people wanting to host a fun birthday event, it is well worth it, if you can afford. Party groups are held on the mezzanine floor with lots of seating available. Although they sell basic snacks, food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed to be brought in from outside. The place is huge with lots of different activities, including giant spider web, slides, bumper cars and 4D 5 minute movies that will keep kids of all ages occupied for hours and hours. Bumber cars (one-time ride) is included in the birthday package, and could also be purchased separately. Bumper car rides are $4 + tax each ride, or $12 + tax for 4 rides. It can be somewhat noisy, with all the screaming of excitement, and a good way to burn all that energy. The place, including the washroom, looks reasonably clean, but too crowded, in my opinion. The number of people should have been limited. This is a perfect breeding place to catch an infection. While the entrance was rigidly monitored, exit was a different story, as any adult(s) can leave with a child.

It is smaller than I thought but it's still lots of fun! I'm used to rock climbing with the ropes…read morebut i think this place is excellent for beginners that don't want to go too high. The handholds are challenging enough and they have areas more for beginners. If you go on a sunny day then I can see how it'd get crowded really fast but everyone is respectful and takes turns. It was $15 for the day pass and shoe rental which is a good price! My friend and I stayed for 1 hour and a half and I felt so tired afterwards. I think it's a great way to spend an afternoon. I saw lots of families there too so it's a good activity to get the kids active.

They were so welcoming. Really nice experience with my kids. We had a blast. There wasn't much…read moretraffic so we felt very comfortable.

Lovely little park that has a separate play area for very little ones and for bigger ones, a…read moregorgeous chalet that is wheelchair accessible and has a baby changing area and lots of shady areas and benches. Totally worth a visit with the kids :-)

Super fun bouncy water playground. You need a lot of strength to get up out of the water if and…read morewhen you slip and fall-- and you will! But there are plenty of water ladders. It seemed well-supervised. Really a lot of fun.

This was hands down The most child-like fun I've had…read more In some years- DO IT!

TL;DR/The Short Version: Cool urban park that is literally…read morein the middle of busy traffic, lol. The Long Version: Bonaventure Park is a funky urban park that is in the space that separates northbound from southbound traffic along Robert-Bourassa Blvd. It starts at Notre Dame St. ends at Wellington St. There are multiple cool sculptures and art installations along the long linear park. There's also a children's playground, some ping-pong tables, some exercise structures for circuit training, picnic tables, lounge chairs and benches. It's funny that even though there is literally high-ish speed traffic along either side of this park, it seems peaceful in the park and feels like a little oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There are these structures towards the northern part of the park where you can walk up the stairs and see the city higher up, like lookout points of sorts. I'm not really sure when this was built but I don't think it was there when I lived in Montreal in the 2000s, but I could be wrong. It's really neat and I recommend it for tourists and locals alike :) Review #10 (2025)

It was a sunny day and I was in the mood for a little urban exploration, so during my lunch break,…read moreI ended up near the Promenade Bonaventure. I first noticed the amazing structures which looked like trees, you can climb on them and get a different perspective of the neighborhood. Then as I kept on walking along the long path, I've noticed the play area for kids as well as a few coworkers (I guess) enjoying a game of ping pong on the permanent tables, there's also a trek fit space for outdoor training, lounge chairs as well as picnic tables and at the end, the amazing sculpture, Source, which was created for Montréal's 375th anniversary. Although I enjoyed my walk, I must say that as this park is replacing a former expressway, I could not avoid the car waltz and all that it implies, moreover, the trees of the Promenade Bonaventure being very young, it was impossible to find a point of shade by this sunny day.