The good thing is that this place is huge so even on a Saturday night, there were many lanes still…read moreavailable. They've got arcades at the entrance, and also air hockey, foosball and pool tables. They state on their website that they have 72 lanes with half for small pins and half of them for regular pin bowling. There were lanes and shoes readily available for our group of 4. The cons is that the place is showing its age--everything is old. The shoes, the machines, the balls, etc. The balls are pretty dinged up with dents in them. For the regular pin bowling, they didn't have many lighter balls. Most of them were very heavy. But that wasn't the problem--it's the fact that all the bowling balls were disgustingly greasy! People eat and put their greasy paws on the balls and it looks like the staff don't clean the balls. Since I've not gone bowling for at least a dozen years, I don't recall ever playing with greasy bowling balls. Can anyone tell me if this is the norm? We all enjoyed the small pin bowling so it was cool that there were plenty of lanes available for that. To switch lanes, you need to request that at the counter. I would go back but would bring some Lysol wipes to clean the balls before playing.

A fun place to go if you want to bowl! They have multiple lanes, a private room for parties, mini…read moregolf, and an arcade! The staff is nice and efficient (there was a problem with our lane which took about 30 minutes to solve but he added the time back to our reservation). The ball selection could be better, the weights weren't written on the balls for some which would've been nice. We were a big group and they accommodated us with no issues. I recommend if you want to do an activity with friends!

Great mini golf location in Montreal! Very nostalgic vibes here! I came here on a week day and am…read morehappy to announce that COVID restrictions are being respected. The course is challenging and fun and the art everywhere is so much fun! Stimulation overload in a good way! There are some unique features such as the slide and the "ski ball" for the final hole that really gives this place an edge. Staff are friendly and ensure proper disinfection of clubs and balls. Very fun!

Coming back, after my unfortunate initial experience I thought it would be better. Terrible…read morecustomer service, boring games, terrible place, never again

Very well maintained golf course, very inexpensive. Love coming her regularly. 1.5 - 2 hrs for the…read morenine holes at a moderate pace. Well worth it!

We had fun here, but the place is quite small, the game moves quickly, very little skill involved…read more The obstacles were wel thought out, but very basic. Almost moved through too quickly. The owner was very pleasant. Drinks were good.

Affordable and fun! I enjoyed the black light atmosphere and music they had imaging, and because…read morethere was no one behind us we could replay a few of the holes before finishing. This activity didn't take more than an hour for the two of us, so it wasn't a long experience but it was fun.

Regular bowling alley, with typical 90's graphics on the screen. Therr are 40 lanes available for…read more10pin bowling. There is also a bar and a resto/bistro for food. The prices aren't bad, and is pretty good for a group to go. They do offer pricing per game, but with 3 or more people might as well go for the. hour. It is a nice way to spend some time with friends, so why not stay the hour. Friday and Saturday nights after 10pm they have music playing with the Disco balls going. Right now they also except the free game coupons from General Mills

Decent full sized bowling alley. Scores are tracked on an ancient but functional digital scoreboard…read morewith fun animations when you have gutter balls, splits, spares and strikes. We went with a 1 hour lane rental. It was $39. Not really a bargain. We left before the night light/disco starts at 10 pm. Maybe another time. The shoes were the cheap uncomfortable kind that didn't make your feet breathe well. I made sure to change my socks when I got home. Lol. They have a casse-croute but it was closed at 8pm on a Saturday night. Pointless. Absolutely no supervision at all. We were near an alley where 6 teenagers were synchronizing their shots causing much mayhem when the balls hits barriers and bounced back repeatedly. This went on for well over 20 minutes and as a patron I shouldn't have to endure these stupid acts which were a huge distraction. This bowling alley is a quick fix if you need to bowl but it doesn't really represent the ideal bowling experience on a Saturday night.

Best place in Montreal to play virtual golf! E6 Connect and Trackman technology, along with super…read morefriendly staff and clean, classy environment. Memberships and league activity available.

I can attest that this place is a quality mini-golf place. The place is well maintained with a…read morebeautiful scenery of a lake fall. It gives a feeling of golfing in a nature at the laprairie. Although, I suggest not to play at night because there is water, where there is water, there are plenty of mosquitoes around. Overall, the place is a one of kind place. It is 12$ tax included per person, there is an awesome ice cream bar at the same place. On the weekend, you have to wait 30 minutes to start to play because there are a lot of people who are playing. This place is not a good idea to bring a group because the areas are small. Although, it is possible to bring a group, i suggest that you come in a small group of 4 max.

Quite enjoyed this lovely mini golf course, although the 2 hour wait really, REALLY sucks. Come…read moreprepared for this. Cascades is beautifully maintained, but the holes are a bit boring, lots of short putts, everything is PAR 2. Not very many obstacles TBH, maybe I was spoiled on the West Coast with awesome windmill and skill obstacles. The super-low skill level probably makes it more kid-friendly, and mostly it was parents with young kids. They know where the market is, tho seniors and teenagers get $1 off regular price ($13 instead of $14) what a deal, LOL. I'd come back, but goddamn, bring some water or food or something, it's a long f'n wait. We even joked about calling Skip the Dishes while we we were waiting. Only decent mini-golf in Montreal area, apparently. Worse wait than Disneyland. Expect to stand in line (line ride) for at least an hour, then another hour (bench ride) until you golf. Kudos to all the kids who kept their behaviour controlled through the brutal boring wait. Keeps the ice cream shop flush I guess. They are definitely set up better to sell ice cream to a captive audience than they are to accommodate hoards of folks coming to mini-golf. The real money is there after all.

Club PKL is a very nice pickleball facility located in the sud-ouest near downtown making it one of…read morethe most centrally located , and closest to the downtown core, pickleball clubs in Montreal. The facility is very well lit, has high ceilings and a good amount of space around the courts. Again making it one of the best facilities around. They have 6 playable courts and one training court. Although they advertise having 7 courts, you can't actually play a match on the 7th court as it has a very low ceiling. However, this court is good for warming up or drilling. As I've mentioned this facility is top notch. However, one thing I've noticed after playing there a few times during the summer is that the main area is not properly ventilated. I can see that they have large heaters in the space so I'm sure it is fine in the winter, but it appears to lack an adequate amount of fresh air circulation. So when the facility is full the air becomes quite humid and hot. The office area and fitness studios are in a full air conditioned area so there is no issue there. It is just the playing area that seems to be lacking in fresh air and air conditioning. Lastly the one major down side with Club PKL is the pricing structure. It's next to impossible to figure out and what I can figure out seems extremely expensive. Looking at the Play by Point app, Club PKL offers no less than 11 membership options. ‍ when you click on memberships on their website all you get is a list of hourly court fees of $64 or $72/ hour depending on the time of day. So the website isn't really very useful in helping you figure this all out. The way it works is that you pay for a membership, say $110/month for then"rock star" membership, which I figure must be the best one and then you pay court fees as well. For a "rock star" the fees are the lowest, $12.50/hour/player (assuming 4 players per court). So by my calculations if you play on average 3 times per week it would cost you over $5,000 per year to play pickleball at PKL. They are however very flexible when it comes to drop ins for non-members. I've seen last minute open play invites for as little as $10 but also for as much as $35, so it all seems pretty random which makes it a bit difficult to plan in advance.

Perfect experience and exceptional facility! My family and I love going there. Accessible and has…read moreon site parking!