Whether you’re travelling with kids or tapping into your own inner child, these new play-based attractions will delight young and old. From treetop trampolines to urban bungee, having fun is child’s play in Québec!
- This summer, after strolling all the way up to the top of the 40-metre-high tower at Sentier des cimes Laurentides in Mont-Blanc, visitors can take the express route down! A new 60-metre-long slide adjacent to the tower takes visitors back to ground level with a good dose of adrenaline and laughter.
- The Mysterious Carnivores exhibit at Parc Marie-Victorin in Centre-du-Québec features a new carnivorous plant greenhouse with more than 1,000 specimens on display, along with an interactive playground demonstrating the plants’ trapping mechanism first hand.
- Sommet Saint-Sauveur’s latest summer attraction at Parc F.U.N. is Viking Odyssey, an adrenaline-charged nighttime adventure on its Viking alpine roller coaster that whisks passengers through a series of nine enchanted realms with spectacular lighting and an immersive storyline inspired by Viking and Norse mythology.
- At 64 metres, the new Montréal Bungee is Canada’s highest urban bungee jump and sure to be a hit with adventure-seekers. The adrenaline-pumping action happens at the restored Quai des Convoyeurs, a vestige of the Old Port’s industrial past.
- uplå, located in Arbraska Laflèche, invites guests to bounce around on North America’s largest outdoor trampolines. The spectacular forest trampoline park features huge nets suspended among the treetops.
