Montreal Snow Festival

A bit disappointing. All the attractions that you may want to partake in cost a high amount of money. Along with the $20 parking fee, it would've been nice to have more details on the website about certain attractions requiring a pass or certain price for the tickets. I went years ago and it wasn't the same setup, more things were free and it was quite fun then.

Nice outing for families in winter! Lots of activities like dog sled, ice slides, and activities for younger children.

Comparing previous years, this year is not good, there is no more zip line which kids like most, and ice sliding is not thrilling like before, although they claimed new. Only new thing is snow board, and ski(only for 5-8), advertising from sky resorts.

Lots of things to see. It's a good place for children they have lots of activities to participate in.

Here is a comprehensive review:First, parking is 20 CAD. If you can, go by public transport.Second, this a place to go with small kids. Like, under 6 years old kids. If this is your case, then you can expect your small ones to have lots of fun with several different activities, from jumping around, to ice-skating, to open air things to do in winter.Third, bring your ice skates AND MONEY. The main activities (sliding, zipline, Ferris wheel and dog sledding) are paid activities - things they hardly announce on their website.Bathrooms are bad and signs for directions are non-existant (stick to the map they provide).We spent 2 hours here and left disappointed.

A nice place to get out and stay in the city

Been going for'the past 4 years. Kids love it and so do I

We learned our lesson from our last visit and took the metro - parking is expensive as others have noted, and a long walk from the site. Our kids - 4 and 7 - both found lots to do. Many of the free activities are definitely oriented to young children, so I would say it's a perfect free outing for families with children in the 2-6 age range, and a more expensive, more frustrating outing for families with older kids (because you have to pay for the ziplining and tubing and the lineup for ziplining in particular is very long). If you have a young child who gets tired of walking easily I'd recommend bringing a sled (handier than a stroller). My 4-year-old spent three hours as follows: playing in Paw Patrol playground, sliding on the ice ship, jumping in bouncy castles, taking a break to warm up in the chalet and have a snack (you can bring your own food and drinks), participating in a sled race (pushed by me), pretend 'fishing and doing other activities in the play area oriented to preschoolers

Recommend take the metro if you don't want any trouble for parking, anyway we had a good time. Not bad! My kid loves it!

Horrible experience!! Paid 20$ for a parking at the entrance to the parking attendent and got parking ticket for not displaying the receipt on the dash (I was not the only one). It was supposed to be a free family activity organized by the city and it ended up costing a lot of $$$. Family pass for main activities was 50$. We almost froze to death while waiting almost an hour outside to go tubing. So we gave up on zip lining and big wheel because the wait times were even longer. Food was super expensive and everything seemed disorganized. We were very disappointed and for sure, we will never go back there again.