Adorable place for toddlers!!! Cutely themed and age appropriate. Wish there were more food options…read morein the park but other than that, it's a great place to spend the day with family. A little pricier but still worth it.

I recommend Pays des Merveilles if you have a kid (or kids) between the ages of 2 to 8, preferably…read morearound 4 to 6 year old so they're familiar with the folk tales. This small theme park makes folk tales come to life with Alice in Wonderland walking around in the flesh along with the White Rabbit. There's also Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White and the Queen of Hearts! There's about 50 things to interact with such as theme expositions, carnival rides, entertainers, animal farm and the such. The entertainment are mostly teens with summer jobs but they are very kind and sweet on the kids and do a very good job. They perform a show every 30 minutes and spend their time walking around their areas entertaining kids. It's sorta magical but I would assume it gets a little boring for them. Hopefully they rotate positions! I'd say this place will keep you busy anywhere between 2 to 3 hours. Two adults and a 3 year old set me back about $56 + taxes. Decent value. The food does leave to be desired, for a place with so many kids I would have appreciated more food options instead of 2 food areas with generic hots dogs and burgers.... an effort in this regard would be appreciated. The coffee joint and ice cream joint were closed and left the whole the on-site amenities somewhat to be desired. The park is nice but could use some love, the paths are dates and the whole area looks like it needs some maintenance.

Very nice family oriented campgrounds! New swimming pool, go carts, arcade, mini golf and…read moreplayground for children. Also you don't need to be camping there to enjoy this place. All activities are open to the public for a fee. Great place!!

Spent several hours at Funtropolis to let my kids run wild with limited restrictions, and they had…read moreso much fun! One of their favorite activities here was shooting foamy balls at people. Even adults enjoyed this, although I got shot in the face at some point. They require shoes to be removed, so make sure you let younger kids go bare feet or wear grippy socks, since some areas can get slippery. My kids and I also enjoyed the slides and some arcade games, although the claw machines are kind of cheesy. Either way, this is a great choice if you want to let your kids go crazy and if you wish to release your inner child!

This place was quite a bit of fun as a kid. And going with my little cousins when I was a bit…read moreolder, they'd have a good time as well. Stuff always seemed to be closed though. Also, there's not a ton to do.

The Ferris wheel has climate-controlled cabins, which made the ride very comfortable. We got…read morebeautiful 360° views of Montréal and enjoyed about three full rotations, which felt like a good amount of time to take everything in. The seats were comfortable, and the ride was very smooth--I didn't feel much shaking at all inside the Ferris wheel. Overall, it was a relaxing and enjoyable experience with great views of the city.

"Wheel in the sky keeps on turnin'" (Journey)…read more We lucked out with Montreal's hot (almost summer-like) weather when we arrived on Wednesday. After we checked into our hotel, we wandered down to the Port of Montreal and checked out the waterfront, museums and La Grande Roue de Montréal. It reminded us of the Big Eye in London. The Grand Roue (French for "Big Wheel") is 60 meters, or nearly 200 feet tall, so the top of the wheel is like standing on the roof of a 20-story building. You get a gorgeous 360° panoramic view of the city as you lazily make three revolutions on the wheel inside one of their 42 comfortable and modern (just built in 2017) gondolas. We got a beautiful view of some of the area's attractions- Old Montréal, Jacques-Cartier Park, Mount Royal, the Saint Lawrence River and in the distance the remnants of 1967's Montreal Expo World's Fair. It was nostalgic when I realized that I had been there 58 years ago. Our adult ticket cost C$32.19 each with tax and miscellaneous charges.

This place is well organize. I when friday after lunch and it was full of kids. I found the place…read morecool because its inside of a mall infront of center Laval. You can organize the birthday of you child and get a private space for your event. They have area for 0-36 months and the rest for.the big kid. You can have wifi for free when you are inside the jungle adventure. The price entrance are very good and you can eat inside because they have a cafeteria and candy shop. If you need to please your kid and get a free time for your self for shopping this is the place to go. Enjoy your adventure when you go to Jungle Adventure!

Jungle Adventure is a kid's paradise and a parent's hell. Why is it so loud? How often are things…read morecleaned? What kind of supervision is my kid getting? All I know, I saw many things that opened my eyes and no staff were anywhere in sight. I think I saw a pair of staff in the whole kid playing area of over 100+ kids and I was beside myself with all the children running everywhere with no monitors/parents in sight. 8+ kids in a small trampoline enclosure bouncing on each other, many kids crying all over the after sustaining a battle wound... and at one point 2 kids of about 3 years old running full throttle into each other while looking behind them... with the most fascinating meat smacking sound and car wreck in pieces on the floor afterwards. I tried hard not to laugh, it was comedy gold I tell you! Don't worry after a few tears they were running around as if nothing happened. Some places in here also smelled weird, with the occasional whiff being breathed in from some long lost tragedy that happened in this place. My mind wandered...what caused this smell? How long ago did it happen? Why am I still smelling this today? Did they survive the ordeal? So many questions... They also have an arcade and it's pretty ancient with the original NBA Jam from the early 90ies where most parents here today were around the age of the kids running around today. The biggest tragedy of this place though is that it still requires 4 tokens to play a full game. Insane! There's a small snack bar station for parents inclined to feed their child some fast food or more sugar for whatever reason. I came here for a birthday party, it was OK, it was free and got to hang with friends, so that was cool. I can see myself coming back here on day and not by choice. :)

First of all the most important thing you need to know is how to find their parking lot so do…read moreyourself a favor and put P8 A1 La Ronde into your GPS and that's how you get to it! Now what more can I say about this park other than it is very under appreciated and strikingly beautiful in it's own unique way! The rides here are what they are some of the coasters are nothing short of incredible as Goliath is one of the best hyper coasters in North America and Le Monster is also a very fun wooden coaster with a unique layout wit some really fun laterals that are sure to throw you out of your seat! The backdrop to this park is a huge bridge that connects two different parts of Montréal making for a beautiful sight anywhere in the park! The food here is super good for a Six Flags Park like some of the things I had here are better than anything I've had anywhere else in the chain which is a total plus as who doesn't like yummy park food when your paying that price for it! Overall this really is an amazing park with lots of awesome qualities and after hearing about that fireworks competition that they hold it's on my list to get back here at some point because that just sounds amazing so with that said are you when I see you again La Ronde!

This year, I came to Montreal to catch two competitors of the International Fireworks festival…read more Japan and Italy. The beauty and artistry of these pyrotechnics are some of the best I've seen. Especially the grand finale. Each show is about 30 minutes long and the fireworks are shot along the cadence of music chosen by the participating country artist. Just a wonderful show that is worth every minute of it. You can buy the entry for the show inside La Ronde amusement park for about $CDN 65 or watch it for free at many points around the city.