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.

My wife was forced to buy this cane shaped pen, against her free will and accord, because my…read moredaughter supposedly bent the flexible part above(which can be bent to look like a cane again). If you noticed the pen does not have a cap, the cashier also blamed my three year old daughter for losing it . The cashier claimed that my daughter must have lost it while playing around with it. My wife looked around for it on the floor and did not find it. The cashier did not offer to give her a cap or even attempted to look for it

Following up on Mark's review below, this place is a winner!…read more Our family went during the Summer but we do plan to go back in Winter. This location is open twice a year for a limited time and is great for families with young children 2-7. Price tag wise this place is reasonably priced with lots of available free parking. Finding the location is pretty easy and check-in t buy tickets was effortless as the line moved quickly. I like how they give each child a name tag with their name with an elf label. Innovative and incredibly cute. Santa's Little Helper. Fantastic! The park is pretty big for what it is. There's a pet farm, water slides, bouncing castles, dozens of elf huts to visit each with a different activity inside and of course... Santa Claus in the center of it all! The park was pretty busy but the layout is pretty spread out so we never waited more than 5 minutes for any activity. My daughter loved it. Santa was great and I appreciated how he effortlessly greeted her and was all into it. Having him call her by name (She forgot about the name tag at this point) made it feel magical for her. This is how you do it people. Santa was fully bilingual and Santa's house was perfect. Fully recommend.

How much fun!!! I…read moredidn't wanna do it because I was scared but I end up here because I bought tickets without even knowing what I was gonna into. My kids, my nephews, and my brothers in laws went and it was a great experience. Yes I was scared but it was so cool when I was going down but I enjoyed the gorgeous view of this beautiful place in Canada I paid $36 for the three of us and it was a nice price for kids it's less and they can go with you in the same cart.

If you come in the summer, you cannot leave without doing this. You can get the packages where you…read morehave a choice of 3, 5, or 7 things to do. The luge only happens from noon-2pm, so plan accordingly. It was SO fun. You first select your helmet. Then you take the specific gondola up to the start of the track. You basically get a 2 second tutorial on how to brake, then off you go! The first minute, there are some stops and turns before they let you start on the real track. It's really cool because you're pretty high up so you get a view to your left. Then you wind through some forests on the side. I think I was surprised by how fast you can go, but also how well the plastic vehicles handle. Just be careful. I got a douchebag who veered past me just as we were about to enter a slow zone with road blocks. He almost collided with me. I stopped to let him through. In any case, the course takes about 5 minutes, but it's actually surprisingly satisfying because of the many turns. You pay $12 I think for the first run, but you can do it many times for a discounted price. Honestly, it's kind of scary, and I'm not sure I would let a 10 year old on this thing.

Amazing park found by fluke on FB advertising. My son is 4 and all over the place so after 5 hrs…read morehere we barely scratched the surface. Will most definitely return when he is older as it a super nice walk in the wood/learning experience. Word of advice BRING MOSQUITO REPELLENT (DEET) .As much as i hate products like these, we left halfway through to go get some as it was unbearable. Even with deet 30% they were still after us. Overall a great place, lots to do, learn. Can't wait for my son to be old enough to really enjoy thosnplace to the fulles.

From the owner: Venez vivre des aventures en famille!…read more Des parcours en forêt où réaliser 15 quêtes - Parcours d’hébertisme et de ninja - Jardin en permaculture - Œuvres artistiques collaboratives - Énigmes et défis scientifiques - Cabinets de curiosités et bien plus !

Such a wonderful super fun festival, I'm so glad we went!! This is a combination of amazing…read moremicrobreweries from across Quebec, a few cool artisans and some awesome local producers doing free tastings, food trucks, and then the Beauce Fair rides with the perfect fun rides you expect at a country fair like the Pirate Ship, a Ferris Wheel, and a bunch for the little kids too. There's also a stage with live music in the evenings, and inside La Place pour les Citoyens there's very clean bathrooms and a really comfortable Mama Baby room with everything you might need for changing diapers and feeding and giving a small kid a bit of a brain break from the commotion outside. We went with our neighbours who had a couple pro tips: for one, we went early, like from 11-2pm. By the time we left we couldn't get strollers through the crowds, and the alcoholism that can live unobserved in quaint country towns was beginning to make itself visible, but while we were there it was perfect. We also parked our cars in one of the lots outside town and took advantage of the free shuttles. These were school buses dedicated to bringing people in and out, helping relieve congestion in the narrow streets of sweet Ste-Adele. They came every couple minutes and meant we didn't have to deal with trying to find parking or maneuvering in town. Smart. My three small suggestions for improvement: I'd love to see more local artisans spotlighted and fewer importers, I'd love to see one cool vegan food truck, perhaps in place of one of the 27 poutine trucks (I kid, but not much) and in the amusement park it would be great to have one or two more spots to by tickets for the rides since there was some real congestion and confusion there. Overall though, a spectacular festival in a beautiful spot, really well organized. I definitely plan to make it an annual rendezvous for our family.

We had such a great time at Centre D'Amusement Woohoo today! Liam loved running around and when I…read moreasked him what his favourite part was, he said "balls". He was a bit frightened by the sound of the machines but he warmed up to the noise quickly. He loved the slide that was perfect for his size in the section for 0-4 year olds. The general admission prices are great, and we were happily surprised by the quality, portion sizes, and reasonable prices for the food. It is in a huge building with lots of room, and they have rooms specifically for the parties. There is a space specifically for feeding babies and also for changing tables. Trampolines, rock climbing wall, bouncy house and the rest of the playgrounds feel like they're five storeys high. Your children are also always secure. They have made sure that their check in and check out procedures have the kids leave with who came with and cannot leave without their guardian present. They have an arcade area and there really is a day's worth of fun available. They even have massage chairs which are to die for. We will definitely be going back with his older brother soon; it's perfect for all ages. We can't wait!

Après avoir regardé sur le site pour m'assurer que le centre était ouvert, je conduis une heure et…read moredemi et une fois arrivé il me ferme la porte au nez. Aucune excuse. L'employé affirmait qu'il n'y avait pas eu d'autres clients donc que le centre fermait. Administration et employés avec aucune considération ou respect pour leur clientèle. Les enfants étaient très déçu bien sûr. Mauvaise expérience. Je recommande fortement le Funtropolis à Laval.

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.