Aquatic Complex
Parc Jean-Drapeau has one of the finest outdoor Aquatic Complexes in Canada! In addition to the shade areas and water games that are accessible to everyone, the Aquatic Complex has three pools:
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Recreational pool
The large, gradual-slope pool is ideal for swimming and playing in the water. The bottom of the pool has a cushioned rubber mat for children's comfort and safety.
The recreational pool also has 8 lanes for all swimmers that want to do laps.
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Diving pool
The diving pool includes all springboard heights and is intended for diving training sessions. The facility has springboards and diving towers of 1 m, 3 m, 5 m, 7.5 m, 10 m, and 22 m.
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Competition pool
The international-calibre pool is intended for training sessions and sports competitions.
Prevention and safety
The Parc Jean-Drapeau team provides its clientele with a pleasant and safe swimming experience. Because the collaboration of everyone is essential, please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the various rules and regulations in force our facilities:
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Children under the age of 7 must at all times be accompanied and monitored, at a minimum, by a person aged 16 or over, wearing his/her swim suit, in the swimming area, based on the ratio below:
0-24 months 1 adult / 1 child 25 months to 7 years 1 adult / 3 children Example: A parent who is alone, with two young children, is not allowed to enter the swimming area if one of these two children is under the age of 25 months old; this is in respect to the monitor-child ratio.
All regulations →
Open swim
The open swim takes place in the recreational pool only. Once the nice weather arrives in May, the recreational pool of the Aquatic Complex welcomes swimmers with water heated to around 27° Celsius.
Whether it's for a family swim, freshening up and spending some time lolling in the sun, or doing some laps, the Aquatic Complex's recreation pool has something to please every swimming enthusiast.
Morning training sessions
The Aquatic Complex offers all pool users a new time span for training. On weekday mornings, swimmers can do laps in 4 swim lanes in the recreational pool.
Schedule
Covid-19
Given the current context, we are forced to move the official opening date of the Aquatic Complex.
Visit our website or follow us on social media to stay informed of developments.
2019 Rates
| 2 years and under | Free |
| 3-13 years | $3.50 |
| 14 years and over | $7.50 |
| Family (2 adults et 2 children) | $17 |
| Season Passport | |
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| 3-13 years | $20 |
| 14 years and over | $85 |
| 14 years and over (Aquatic Complex and Jean-Doré Beach) | $125 |
| Replacing a lost season passport | $10 |
- Rates include taxes.
- Rates shown are per person (except for family).
- Rates are shown as a guide only and are subject to change without notice.
- Season passports are available at the front desk of the Aquatic Complex.
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The rates shown above do not include parking rates.
- The best way to come to the Parc Jean-Drapeau, is by subway!
Discounts and promotions
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Free Wednesdays
Children aged 13 and under will be able to enjoy the Aquatic Complex for free on Wednesdays this summer, with the purchase of an adult ticket (maximum 3 children/adult).
Other activities available at the Aquatic Complex
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Inflated Saturdays
Children can cool off and expend some of their boundless energy during the Inflated Saturdays event at the Aquatic Complex, when youngsters can go on a floating inflatable structure which turns into a fun-filled obstacle course.
The activity is over for the season
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Diving boards
During this time span, the 1 and 3 meter springboards are accessible by swimmers who want to practise diving techniques and have fun.
The activity is over for the season
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Initiation to Water-polo
This summer, Waterpolo Québec will be at the Aquatic Complex, providing the opportunity to discover this sport. Water-polo clinics are free and will allow young people to learn swimming, shooting and passing techniques while having fun doing it.
The activity is over for the season
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High diving
When she's not competing in a Red Bull World High-Diving Championship event, Lysanne Richard does her training on the 22-metre diving tower at the Aquatic Complex. The next time you go for a swim at the Complex, take some time to watch one of her jumps. It's very impressive!
The activity is over for the season
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Swim-a-thon
As part of Drowning Prevention Week, the Parc invites you to take part in its Swim-a-Thon at the Aquatic Complex.
For a voluntary contribution of minimum $5, you can go to the competitive swimming pool and swim alone or in a group for the benefit of the Simon-Pierre Fund which provides assistance to victims of water-related trauma, and their families.
July 20, 2019 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. -
Floating Cinema
During the summer season, the Parc cordially invites you to come to the movie nights in the Aquatic Complex pools. Movies, schedules and details
Virtual tour
Video
Customers with functional limitations
Attendant
Upon presentation of the Tourist and Leisure Companion Sticker (TLCS) or the Access 2 Card, a free entrance is offered to the attendant.
Accessible facilities
A nearby parking lot with places reserved for clientele with reduced mobility provides safe and easy access to the Aquatic Complex reception area. And, there is an elevator on the premises to get to other floors where the locker rooms, adapted washroom facilities and the pools are.
Group reservation
Parc Jean-Drapeau offers day camps and school specials to live the group experience.
Services
The Aquatic Complex's Services include, among other things, access to lockers, a baby rest-stop, the loaning of life jackets and Free Wi-Fi.
Food offer
While you are at Parc Jean-Drapeau, take time to grab a snack with family and friends at one of the many restauration areas located by our various facilities.
Regulations
Before visiting, please consult the regulations for the Aquatic Complex.
- Anyone not complying with the regulations is subject to a warning. The Société du parc Jean-Drapeau reserves the right to eject anyone that does not obey the rules or warnings.
- The Société du parc Jean-Drapeau is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
Getting to Aquatic Complex
Jean-Drapeau Subway Station
The Jean-Drapeau subway station is located in the heart of Parc Jean-Drapeau. To get to the Parc easily and quickly, the subway is still the best way to go!
River shuttle
During the summer season, Parc Jean-Drapeau visitors can use the river shuttle as a means of transportation, from the Vieux-Port de Montréal (Jacques-Cartier pier) and the city of Longueuil.
Users can also bring along their bikes and they have access to a network of cycling paths at each stop.
Covid-19 - The river shuttle service will not be operational for the 2020 summer season.
STM shuttle
Two STM shuttles provide a connection between the Jean-Drapeau subway station and various attractions.
767: During the summer season, the 767 shuttle stops at Jean-Doré Beach and the La Ronde amusement park.
777: Every day of the year, the 777 shuttle provides fast access to the Casino de Montréal.
Bike / BIXI
Parc Jean-Drapeau is part of the Trans Canada Trail and the Route verte and is one of the few places where you can cross the Saint Lawrence River on your bike.
From Montréal: take the Lachine Canal bike path, near the Vieux-Port de Montréal, or the Jacques Cartier Bridge cycling path.
From the South Shore: take the Bike Link, between Saint-Lambert and Parc Jean-Drapeau, or the Jacques Cartier Bridge cycling path.
BIXI : there are many BIXI stations at the Parc during the summer season.
Walking
People can enjoy many of the cycling paths to get to or pass through the Parc Jean-Drapeau, either running or walking.
With more than 25 kilometres of trails and pathways, the Parc is a pleasant spot for hiking, all year round.
Parking
Motorists can get to Parc Jean-Drapeau by taking the Jacques Cartier Bridge or the Concorde Bridge (Bonaventure Autoroute, Pierre-Dupuy exit).
Covid-19 - In order to comply with the instructions of the City of Montréal in connection with public health directives, no parking is currently accessible to the general public.
For more details, visit Getting to the Parc.