Complexe aquatique du parc Jean-Drapeau

Great place to swim at. Very quiet, no music no noise. Its good especially for families with kids/babies because its not too deep. The pool is heated a bit which makes it very to swim.No place nearbuy or on site to buy food from. So bring your picnic with you. You have to buy your tickets online for the time slot and day you want before heading to the pool because its usually full few days in advance.*Note: The parking around is 15$/day .

Super nice swimming pool in the iconic Jean Drapeau park!This aquatic complex is located on Ile Ste-Helene, now Jean Drapeau park, next to the iconic Biosphere. It offers 3 pools: the main pool is divided into lane swim and leisure pool, there is deep diving pool with what I think the Olympic sized diving platform, and another pool that looks like a training pool with a few lanes. On the day we went only the main pool was open to the public.This public pool is offering a family day pass of only $17 (2 adults and 2 children), taxes included! Single adult day pass is only $4.25. The facility offers shower and locker with digital lock, all free of charge, better than so many public pools that we’ve been to. The main pool is heated to 27 degrees Celsius, so very comfortable even for small children. The water was super clean, you can find many floating toys around the main pool, also free of charge.We spent 2 hours in this pool on Labor Day weekend, and it wasn’t busy at all, many chairs were empty, there were some adults sun tanning on the pool deck.Parking was a little bit of hassle, P9 was full but luckily we found one last spot in P10, $7 for one hour for a maximum of $20 per day.Highly recommend!

Nice pool for outdoor lanes swimming, but be ready for some unexpected items inside, since trees are close. Also, not everyone use swimming hats which is annoying

What a fantastic pool! Three great pools. The middle pool has a soft bottom so no scrapes from rough concrete. Unfortunately though the open play area is not very deep. The deeper pools are reserved for the high dives and lengths. Still a relaxing place to cool down.Lockers are also free which was awesome and also the first time I’ve ever seen that.The metro also conveniently stops right next to the pool.

Good park with many activities to offer . The only complaint is that parking is expensive . They should offer a reasonable price .

Huge facility with several pools, including eight lanes for lap swimming in the main pool. Large changerooms, clean, with shower and changing cubicles and free, code-operated lockers (instructions only in French). The water temperature in the lane pool was quite chilly - but that’s better than being too warm. There's a big clock that even short-sighted I can see from the pool. Admission is sold in blocks of time, such as 9:30 to 11:00 am and 11:00 am to 12:30 pm. You’re given a wristband to show proof of payment. The facility is easy to reach on the Yellow Metro line to Jean-Drapeau station.

First time we bought tickets and got the receipt in email but never received the e-tickets...customer service email is invalid. Impossible to reach. The second time, we went there on a gloomy Monday to avoid the crowds but turned out only one pool open, with 4 lanes out of 8 closed. Only 1 slow, 1 medium and 2 fast lanes. So it was still crowded :( Congratulations the changing rooms with lockers and showers are closed too! We swam in the slow lane and someone said F word to us because we were slower than him?!!(but it’s the slow lane?!!)Water is a bit dirty but understandable. Overall disappointed :( Same price for very little facilities available on weekdays.

Very special place. Clean fresh water, not too crowded. Had my own lane at 10:00. Very nice swimming facility in a spectacular location. Highly recommend

Outdoor parking is 20$ for a day. No food or cafe inside the facility or nearby. Pool is clean and kids friendly. There is a very small slide and sprinklers. Bring your chairs and a carpet.