We recently played a four-day hockey tournament here. For…read morethe first three days, both ice sheets were completely fogged up -- the glass was so covered in condensation that you could barely see the puck on the ice. Parents and fans had no idea what was happening on the ice. Even the players mentioned they couldn't see clearly. Then, the fog finally cleared -- but then the scoreboard stopped working! No time, no score, nothing. The kids were playing without any clue how much time was left or what the score was. Honestly, it felt a bit like a comedy show. It's hard to believe this is the official practice facility for the NHL Montreal Canadiens.

Massive sports complex that also is the Montreal Canadians practice facility. I remember growing up…read moreas a young boy playing hockey in Western Canada and we would rarely see the Winnipeg Jets practicing at a local arena or a AAA team and it would be something unbelievably cool. Like rock star cool.... especially for someone growing up playing and appreciating the game. Young kids must feel the same way here. Multiple rinks, a Canadiens retail store and other sports related facilities make up this big complex. Anytime you can play the game where the greats play or practice is a cool thing!

Winter wonderland at its finest. Wonderful experience here, the people/staff are amazing. Very…read morehelpful even though they're outside all day. I love the energy of everyone who comes here. So happy and full of holiday cheer. The prices are way cheaper than NYC skating the rentals are $11 Canadian Dollar and the entry is about $8 CAD. I cannot wait to come back

Pros: well kept rink , music playing (sometimes with live…read moreDJ), easy access, good location for pictures, ice rink is not too small Cons: Our stuff were stolen from the locket (despite having a huge lock on it), worst of all our boots were stolen so we had to walk barefoot in the snow to get to a car, security was not helpful and they had no surveillance camera.

Unusual in its shape of a long circular path rather than a lake, this skating rink offers both a…read morelittle escape from the city and a great view of its skyline. What serves as a hiking path during summer is turned into a shiny surface of ice in winter. Since the layer of ice is not very thick, warm weather can be more destructive than for other rinks in the city. But during a cold spell there is nothing more beautiful than gliding around the island along the St. Laurent and watching sheets of ice swim past in front of the splendid panorama of downtown Montreal on the opposite shore. Speakers along the way accompany the aspiring ice princess with classical music. The rink seems remote but is very accessible since it is only a short walk away from Jean-Drapeau metro. Lockers for boots are available - bring your own lock. Oh, and did I mention that all of this is free?

Great experience at a indoor ice skating rink in the underground city of Montreal. It's such a…read morewonderful surprise to find a beautiful ice skating rink. There is a food court and plenty of chairs around the rink of guest to snack and enjoy the skaters. The price was $12.00 for one hour and you should purchase your tickets ahead of time online. The workers were friendly and professional. We had a fun time especially if your trying to get out of the cold weather for a fun activity!

Upon further inspection, the Atrium is the skating rink and the building is called le 1000…read more So my old review is about the building. The skating rink is great though! An awesome activity during any time of the year. They have lots of deals and they offer classes.