As part of the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games, the July program will highlight sport through a selection of films, accompanied by special pre-screening activities designed to encourage exchange and discovery. These moments enrich the Cinéma flottant experience by adding a participatory and cultural dimension.
Cinéma flottant
This summer, rediscover the joys of outdoor movies with an activity that's both original and refreshing: the Cinéma flottant.
At dusk, Parc Jean-Drapeau's Aquatic Complex turns into a projection room under the stars. Film-lovers of all ages are invited to watch a movie from the pool, comfortably set up on a buoy.
There is no equipment needed; just put on your swimsuit, leave your cares and worries in the changing room and let yourself float. The buoys are provided on site to ensure a relaxing time and some unforgettable entertainment in one of Montréal's most emblematic locations.
It's the ideal opportunity to extend your stay at Parc Jean-Drapeau or come back to enjoy a unique cinematic experience, with your feet in the water and your head in the stars.

Schedule and movies
| Doors | 6 p.m. |
| Activity | 6:30 p.m. |
| Film screenings | 7 p.m. |
Parfaites
| Tuesday, July 7 | Upcoming | Sold out |
| Runtime: 77 minutes | |
| Language: French and English, original version with French subtitles |
Parfaites by Jérémie Battaglia follows a Canadian artistic swimming team as they prepare for the Olympic Games. The documentary explores discipline, performance pressure, and the athletes' pursuit of perfection, revealing the physical and mental sacrifices required in this demanding and often misunderstood sport.
Activity before the screening
Spectators will have the opportunity to attend a short performance by Canada's senior national artistic swimming team, as well as a special appearance by filmmaker Jérémie Battaglia.

The Furies
| Tuesday, July 21 | Upcoming | Sold out |
| Runtime: 106 minutes | |
| Language: French |
Directed by Mélanie Charbonneau, The Furies takes place in Waterloo where the creation of a semi-pro men's hockey team forces women's leagues out of the arena. An impulsive player teams up with a former roller derby champion to form a clandestine squad of marginalized women. Together, they turn loss into rebellion, building solidarity through sport and defiance.
Activity before the screening
The activity will be announced soon.

Eddie l'aigle
| Tuesday, July 28 | Upcoming | Sold out |
| Runtime: 106 minutes | |
| Language: French |
Dexter Fletcher's film tells the true story of Eddie Edwards, a determined British ski jumper who sets out to compete in the Olympic Games despite his lack of experience. With the help of a misfit coach, he overcomes obstacles, ridicule, and his own limitations to achieve his childhood dream.
Activity before the screening
Attendees will be able to enjoy a short performance by the Canadian Senior Artistic Swimming Team.

Stay tuned: the films screening on August 4, 11 and 25 will be announced soon.
2026 Rates
| 2 years and under | Free |
| 3-13 years | $6.96 |
| 14 and over | $13.92 |
- Taxes not included.
- Rates shown are per person.
- Rates are shown as a guide only and are subject to change without notice.
- There are no ticket refunds or exchanges.
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The rates shown above do not include parking rates.
- The best way to come to the Parc: public transit and active transportation!
Reserve your float
As space is limited, we recommend purchasing your tickets online before heading out to ensure your spot at the event.
Popcorn and snacks
Since a night at the movies is never complete without popcorn and snacks, a snacks and drinks service inspired by classic movies will be offered on site.

Photos
Here are a few photos of the Cinéma flottant, just to give you an overview of the experience.
Also worth discovering
Aquatic Lifesaving Training
NatAction Sauvetage offers aquatic lifesaving training at Parc Jean-Drapeau, covering the full lifeguard progression, from Bronze Medallion to National Lifeguard certification. These training programs are intended for youth aged 13 and over.
Diving boards
During this time span, the springboards are accessible by swimmers who want to practise diving techniques and have fun.
Free with an open swim admission
Open House Day at the Olympic Basin
The 50th anniversary celebrations of the Olympic Games continue with a discovery day at Parc Jean-Drapeau. Explore the Athletes' Quarters, try out equipment and boats at the Basin, and enjoy athlete meet-and-greets, music, food offerings, and activities in a festive, family-friendly atmosphere.
Lane Swimming
Because of swimming's wide popularity, there are now four swimming lanes set up in the recreational pool at the Aquatic Complex. The general public is invited to come over and train any time of the day, and every day throughout the summer season.
Water games
Accessible to all, the water play area enables everyone to get refreshed in an enjoyable, pleasant and safe manner.
Free with an open swim admission
Salut Gilles, a Story of Speed in Montreal
An exhibition dedicated to Gilles Villeneuve immerses visitors in the world of the legendary racing driver through a thematic journey exploring the man behind the legend, his portrayal on screen, and the lasting legacy he left at Parc Jean-Drapeau, in Montreal, and across Quebec.
Open swim
Parc Jean-Drapeau has one of the finest outdoor aquatic complexes in Canada! The gradual-slope recreational pool is perfect for swimming and playing in the water.
Services
Changing rooms and lockers
Located at the Aquatic Complex, the changing rooms allow you to take a shower and put on your bathing suit. Keep your personal belongings in a bag nearby or use the lockers available for this purpose: bring your padlock.
Others
Free Wi-Fi et baby changing station.
Customers with functional limitations
Attendant
Upon presentation of the Companion Leisure Card (CAL) 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.
Regulations
Before visiting, please consult the regulations for the Aquatic Complex:
Aquatic Complex regulations March 24, 2025, 300 KB
- 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I buy my ticket on-site at the Aquatic Complex?
Yes, tickets will be available for purchase on-site, but only on the day of the event. To guarantee your spot, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance through our online ticketing platform.
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Can I bring my own float or inflatable accessory?
No. For safety and logistical reasons, only equipment provided on-site is allowed in the pool.
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What happens if it rains or the weather is bad?
The decision to proceed or cancel a screening will be made on the day of the event, based on the weather conditions. Ticket holders will be notified by email.
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Will I get a refund if the screening is cancelled?
Yes, ticket holders will receive a full refund.
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Will the event be rescheduled if it's cancelled?
No, if a screening has to be cancelled, unfortunately it will not be rescheduled.
Customer Service
To obtain more details or for any request for information, do not hesitate to contact us.
Mobility
Getting to the Aquatic Complex
Here is the exact location of the Aquatic Complex at Parc Jean-Drapeau, marked on the map to make getting there easier.

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