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Make a splash at the best water parks in & around Montreal

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Make a splash at the best water parks in & around Montreal

Full disclosure: I’m not the biggest fan of hot weather. Give me sweater weather and a pumpkin spice latte any day. But even I have to admit, there’s something magical about Montreal in the summertime. The city comes alive with festivals, outdoor markets, and a palpable joie de vivre.

The only problem is that the heat can be brutal when you’re trying to enjoy all of that. That’s why I’ve made it my mission to uncover the ultimate ways to make the summer heat bearable within this bustling metropolis: the water parks. Yes, Montreal has water parks (some near it).

So let’s dive into the coolest spots where you can escape the swelter and maybe even catch a tan (with plenty of SPF, of course).

Best water parks in Montreal

La Ronde

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Location: 22 Chem. Macdonald, Montréal, QC H3C 6A3, Canada

Contact: +1 514-397-2000

Opening dates: May 15 to October

Operating hours:

  • Friday – 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
  • Saturday to Sunday – 10:30 AM to 7:00 PM

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Forget towering roller coasters for a moment (just for a moment!), La Ronde’s Splash is where the REAL fun begins. It’s the classic log flume ride we all know and love but with a twist: a 50-foot drop that’ll leave you soaked and screaming with delight!  

But honestly, Splash is just the tip of the iceberg at La Ronde. From the towering Goliath to the monstrously fun Le Monstre and even the inverted Vampire ride, there’s a thrill for everyone at this iconic amusement park. 

With standard daily admission starting at $54.99 or a season pass from $92.99 for unlimited fun all summer long, the thrills here are endless.

Aquatic Complex

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Location: 130 Chem. du Tour de l’isle, Montréal, QC H3C 4W7, Canada

Contact: +1 514-872-7368

Opening dates: June 9 to September

Operating hours:

  • Saturday to Sunday – 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM

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With three massive Olympic-sized pools at your disposal, you’re literally experiencing aquatic excellence at Aquatic Complex. Whether you’re a tiny tot splashing in the wading pool, a daredevil diving off the high towers, or a serious athlete clocking laps, this complex has it all. 

This aquatic wonderland also features trampolines for bouncing, shaded areas for chilling, and refreshing sprinklers to keep you cool. If you’re feeling a little more energetic, try your hand at the water sports on offer. 

The best part? Admission rates are quite affordable, ranging from $2.83 for children (3 to 13 years) to $6.09 for adults (14 to 64 years). And if you happen to have the Accès Montréal Card, you can even snag a two-for-one deal on weekdays.

Aquazilla

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Location: 1 Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montréal, QC H3C 4G8, Canada

Contact: +1 514-948-6721

Operating dates: June 22 to September 

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This massive floating obstacle course at Jean-Doré Beach is the ultimate playground for adults and kids. We’re talking about a 30-by-35-metre inflatable playground of slides, trampolines, climbing walls, and wiggle bridges. it’s the perfect recipe for laughter, epic splashes, and maybe even a wipeout or two.

Prices here start at just $17 an hour for children (6 to 13 years), $22 an hour for adults (14+ years), and a family of four can enjoy a splashtastic hour for $70. 

But If you’re planning a full day of fun in the sun, day passes are available for $34 (children) and $38 (adults), with a family rate of $133.

Best water parks near Montreal

Bromont Water Park

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Location: 150 Rue Champlain, Bromont, QC J2L 1A2, Canada

Contact: +1 450-534-2200

Opening dates: June 10 to September

Operating hours:

  • Monday to Thursday – 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
  • Friday – 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Saturday to Sunday – 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM

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Nestled in the heart of Quebec’s stunning landscape, Bromont Water Park is a water wonderland that boasts over 20 thrilling water attractions. These include swirling slides that’ll leave you breathless and a heated wave pool that’ll keep you warm even on a chilly day.  

After conquering the water slides, you can challenge yourself with alpine luges, a mountain gondola ride, or even a climbing wall. And if that’s not enough, there’s always the slackline park, Disc Golf, Trampo-bungee, and miles of hiking trails to explore. 

With day tickets starting at just $36 for juniors and seniors (and $49 for adults if you book online), this mountain of fun is surprisingly affordable. 

Amazoo Water Park

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Location: 1050 Boulevard David-Bouchard N, Granby, QC J2H 0Y6, Canada

Contact: +1 613-443-9995

Opening dates: June 14 to September

Operating hours:

  • Monday to Friday – 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Saturday to Sunday – Open 24 hours

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Amazoo Water Park at Granby Zoo is where the wild things are… and we don’t just mean the animals! This Amazon-inspired oasis is the ultimate escape from the ordinary. Imagine plunging down the Anaconda slide from a dizzying 15 metres, then riding the waves in one of the two massive heated pools.  

Or maybe you’d prefer to float along the lazy river, taking in the lush surroundings and dreaming of exotic adventures.  And that’s just the water park! With a zoo full of incredible creatures, an amusement park packed with thrills, and even life-size animatronic dinosaurs, you’ll feel like you’ve travelled to another world.

With all this excitement starting at just $39.99, you can ditch your worries (and your budget) and dive into the ultimate summer escapade.

Mont Cascades

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Location: 448 Chem. du Mont-des-Cascades, Cantley, QC J8V 3B2, Canada

Contact: +1 819-827-0301

Opening dates: June 12 to September

Operating hours:

  • Monday to Friday – 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

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This mountainside oasis is packed with over 20 thrilling slides that’ll have you screaming with delight (or maybe fear, depending on your bravery level). We’re talking the Kamikaze, Tornado Alley, and Turbo Twister – just a few of the epic rides that’ll send your adrenaline soaring.

After all that splashing, you can refuel at the snack bar, food truck, or ice bar, then relax in a private gazebo or one of the many rest areas.

So, hit the slopes (the watery kind, that is) for just $29.95 per person or $21.95 for juniors.  Or, maybe make it a summer-long adventure with a season pass for $74.95.

Saint Sauveur Water Park

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Location: 655 Ch. Louis-Dufour, Saint-Sauveur, QC J0R 1R3, Canada

Contact: +1 800-363-2426

Opening dates: June 15 to September

Operating hours:

  • Monday to Saturday – 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
  • Sunday – 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM

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Who needs a beach when you can have a mountainside water park? Sommet Saint-Sauveur is not your average splash zone – it’s a thrill-seeker’s paradise nestled in the breathtaking Laurentians.  

With nearly 20 water slides, including the Colorado River rafting ride that’ll have you screaming through 700,000 litres of water – a Canadian exclusive! And that’s not all. With everything from wild rides to chill zones (outdoor Jacuzzis, anyone?), it’s got something for everyone. 

Plus, with free Wi-Fi, charging stations, and plenty of parking, they’ve thought of everything. Did we mention the awesome combo ticket for just $20.99? It gets you a full day of water park action AND access to the next-door amusement park. Now that’s what we call a summer adventure.

Calypso Theme Waterpark

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Location: 2015 Calypso St, Limoges, ON K0A 2M0, Canada

Contact: +1 613-443-9995

Opening dates: June 15 to September

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Just a short drive from Montreal, Calypso Waterpark is a sprawling aquatic paradise that’ll leave you breathless.  With over 35 heated waterslides, including a towering behemoth that holds the title of tallest in the country, this is where your summer dreams come true. 

But the fun doesn’t stop at the slides! You can challenge your friends to 100 water games or catch a wave in the country’s largest wave pool. And if you’re feeling extra fancy, just snag a private cabana for the ultimate VIP treatment. 

You don’t even have to worry about the little ones since kids under 1 metre get in for free! With general admission at $49.99, and juniors and seniors at $39.99, the whole family can soak up the sun and have fun without soaking your wallet.

Super Aqua Club

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Location: 322 Mnt de la Baie, Pointe-Calumet, QC J0N 1G0, Canada

Contact: +1 450-473-1013

Opening dates: June 15 to September

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With over 45 attractions, including heart-pounding slides like the Tsunami, Tornado, and Storm, Super Aqua Club is basically a waterborne thrill-ride extravaganza. But don’t worry, if relaxation is more your speed, the Zephyr River and massive wave pool are perfect for soaking up the sun and catching some chill vibes. 

Oh, and did we mention the beach? Yes, an actual sandy beach right in the heart of the water park. Plus, with unique attractions like the Wipe Zone obstacle course and Tarzan ropes, even the most adventurous spirits will be entertained. 

And with their high-tech RFID wristbands, you can ditch the wallet and focus on fun in the sun. Daily tickets here start at just $22 for a flexible 1-day pass, but you can get a discounted afternoon ticket from 3 PM onwards.

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