Lots of fun for all! The price is extremely affordable for the play time of about 20 minutes, which…read moreis more than enough time to get your heart rate up and score some points against your friends/foes. There are 3 different rooms, "mazes", for battle. Each room has multiple levels to explore. You can play with teams or everyone for themselves! I'd definitely recommend this as a competitive bonding experience for families, friends and coworkers! There's lots of parking space and restaurants close by. Look on their website for deals: students with ID can buy 2 rounds and get 1 free from Monday to Thursday!

3 different mazes, team it everybody for themselves. The guns have 2 modes: laser (sniper) and…read moreplasma blast (shotgun). The equipment is very new, the place is very clean. Prices are reasonable and the matches are really fun!

Went to Skytag the other day and all I can say is what a blast! They have sooo much to do. Fun for…read moreall ages. The staff is so helpful and kind. The place is so organized and clean . I loved that they had a staff member at every station, for safety, to ask questions, to help guide you and to monitor that young children don't get hurt. Well thought out. I loved that they had so many options of activities to do but also a huge VIP space & option. Not only games but even spaces to have birthday parties. The food is great too ,especially the pizza! Prices are very reasonable. If you're looking for something to do on a Ped day,weekend, have a birthday party, team building activities or conferences this is the place you want to book with. Highly recommend! I'll be going back for sure!

I am at Skytag with my 5yo son and it is only us. I wanted to go in with him for 20min until his…read morehour will end and they wanted to charge $11. Considering I paid $14 for one full hour for my son. I don't find them fair especially because it is nobody on my he trampolines. In the past they offered me to go for free once I paid for my son and nobody was inside. I guess things changed with this location. Luckily another similar location opened in Kirkland. I will go there next time. Maybe they need clients more than Skytag Pointe Claire.

Worst customer service ever! The game host (the girl with the pink hair)is very rude and aggressive…read morewith the kids, and even myself. When I went to see the manager to make a complaint about her, he was very unprofessional and started to yell and saying he doesn't have time to listen, I believe he has anger issues because even though you are standing 2 feet from him and you can hear him perfectly he screams all the time. The young girl named Lama who works in front has a positive attitude and she is the only one who is very professional and respectful at this place . She was apologising for her colleague and her boss's behaviour. I do not recommend this place at all, it was our first and last time there.

A fantastic place for kids and adults! Great Track and the resto-bar is excellent! Amazing staff…read moreand fast service! A definite 5-star location for events!

Worst experience ever. We went there, 4 adult, 2kids. The kids wanted to race with us naturally , I…read morehave a 16 and almost 14 year old. After filling all our info in the tablet including: age, hight and weight we proceeded to buy the tickets. the person at the cash did ask his age but failed to mention that the younger could not race with us, We did not ask either as last year we went to another E karting in Brossard and we all raced together. We were all sitting in the car ready to race as they pulled out my youngest saying he could not go. My husband and myself got out. They would not reimburse us our money ( we were willing to pay for the 3 persons that was in the car racing). we've been there all but 15 min, time to walk back and listen to the rules. We had to race separately as they could not fit us in the same race level, they pulled my youngest a second time after he was sitting in the car for the same reason, they have put him, again, in a race that was not his age group/category. Twice within a hour (and most of that hour was spend arguing for a reimbursement . It was the worst time,money spend and experience I ever had.... So do I recommend?? ABSOLUTELY NOT. Go find another place and save yourself the hassle of that incompetent place. Even 1star is more that it deserves. That experience happened in June I'm writing this review today in October as I wanted to see if I would feel differently after time had passed. NOPE feel the same.

Good times all around! We took my friend's daughter(12yrs old) here, and she loved it.. Almost as…read moremuch as we did it's just as fun for the adults as it is for an active older child I would say. Laser tag and the arcade was our main focus, but I wish I had time to try the go karting as well! Really great space.. only thing is, not much there for drinks and food. So keep that in mind!

Trash all over the place. when i used the vending machine it broke and i couldnt get my drink and i…read morespent 5 $ for nothing and i finished a race but my name wasnt on the scoreboard

Good service, kind employees, so much fun! I recomend at least 2 sets of games. If you go in a…read moregroup of 6 you have the time reserved for the group, otherwise other guests joins you.

Came out to celebrate my girls birthday and had a blast. We were a group 7 and had made a…read morereservation to play right before dinner. Walking in the establishment was clean and well kept. There were several other families and parties going on but we were tended to very quickly an professionally. Once we figured out our team names we were brought to a room where we had to watch a quick safety and instruction video and after that it was go time! Once the game was over we got a personal score card with stats and other information from our performance . One of the best lasher tag games I've been too

Fun place to bowl and hang out with friends. The food was ok, and the price of things makes sense.read more

Very clean place . The atmosphere was great. I just felt like the line between the isles were too…read moreclose to each other. I didn't try the food but overall, we had fun.

We now seem to be traditionally doing escape rooms with our family every Christmas time and well…read morethis time we planned on doing, apparently, the #1 escape room in the world. Now that's a pretty lofty goal to be honest. So I was looking forward to seeing why it's #1. L O C A T I O N Though folks say this spot is in Montreal, it's not. It's in Laval. It's not a far drive (roughly 30 minutes). We arrived at this large building/warehouse. The sign where the name is isn't where the entrance is and you have to go to the left of it to enter the building. There are signs at the door to tell you where to park. Plenty of parking. I N S I D E You walk in and there are lockers to the right and on the left a coat hanging area which is essential during the winter months. There is a wall of board games on the side and folks inside I believe waiting for their turn or perhaps they're the actors waiting for their next guests to arrive. Lots of areas to sit. There is a large rest room for all sexes. It reminded me a lot of the Star Wars land bathroom in Disneyland. There's a large center sink area and a steam punk like vibe in there. E X P E R I E N C E - M A G N I F I C O We entered and went to the desk. Unfortunately the lockers were all taken but they took our purses and left them behind the counter and we hung our jackets on the coat rack. We paid for the experience which is definitely one or the more expensive escape rooms per person (Roughly $190 CAD which included tax). This specific experience is 2.5 hours long and it did take us the whole 2.5 hours as it's meant to take up all that time. After a few minutes or so we were handed a ticket to join the circus and also asked if we wanted the experience in French or English. I think for the sake of us getting through puzzles, English was best. Then we were told of what we can or cannot do and also letting us know not to laugh at the actors. I guess it's happened enough that folks need to be told to be respectful of people. Then off we went. I won't spoil what happens but here are my thoughts on the whole experience. Do I think it should be #1? I don't know. Do I qualify this to be a escape room? I wouldn't. I would say it's more an interactive experience with fairly straight forward puzzles with a linear storyline. The Good Parts: + Very immersive + Easy to follow storyline and puzzles + Help was given freely + Lots of activity The Not So Good Parts: + Not really an escape room + Not really on a time crunch + Puzzles are straight forward + Hints are pushed on you relatively quickly, if you're taking too long or going down the wrong path + No way to "lose" or "fail" + Not so great for folks who cannot climb steep stairs + One of the puzzles isn't really accommodating to tall people and folks wearing big boots O V E R A L L I think as an immersive puzzler experience it's quite a memorable one but you will absolutely take all 2.5 hours. I thought oh, that should be the max time....nope. We breezed through some puzzles. Maybe 2 or 3 were a little more time intensive or we were going in the wrong direction but it's due to the story that it does take that long. The hints were really pushed on you. You'll notice lights flashing or straight forward a voice from afar saying, it's not that, don't focus on it. In terms of puzzles, they weren't super challenging especially if you've done other escape rooms. There's no sense of "escaping" anything or a time limit. So that was a little bit disappointing. There's no way you can fail in this experience. If you can't solve it, they will give you the solution to move the story along. Was it worth the price? I think if you consider it like a musical or play and most tickets are roughly that in good seats, then you're basically front and center in the whole action and doing some puzzles, then maybe? Did I think it was the best in the world? I think as an immersive experience, it was definitely impressive but in terms of difficulty of puzzles, not so much though some puzzles were creative in making use of the space you were in. It's hard to recommend, but overall, it was a good time. Just not really the escape room experience I was expecting.

My partner and I have completed about 90 escape rooms globally, and our experience here was…read moregenuinely top-tier--it's an absolute must-visit for serious enthusiasts. We played: Wardrobe for Sale Magnifico's Circus The Forgotten Cathedral Lost Island of the Voodoo Queen The Final Stop (And the now-closed Rain Corp) We ran these games with a team of six. For The Final Stop, however, I would strongly recommend four people for the best experience. This isn't just escape rooms; it's massive, cinematic-level immersive theater. Scale and Tech: The sets are absolutely MASSIVE, housed in a sprawling warehouse. Everything felt incredibly high-tech and meticulously built. You can tell they made a massive investment in creating a truly theatrical world. Magnifico's Circus (150 minutes): This room is one of the highest-rated in the world for a reason. The 2.5-hour runtime flies by. It's a huge, spectacular adventure where the actors are truly phenomenal--their passion for their craft elevates the entire experience to a new level. Game Lengths: The standard rooms are a satisfying 75 minutes long, giving you plenty of time to explore the huge environments and complete the challenges. Acting: For every single room, the actors were brilliant and clearly love their job, making the story and immersion perfect.