Low-key bachelor party ideas in Montreal

Montreal is well known for its eclectic party scene and strip clubs, and it’s most certainly a popular spot for bachelor parties. Here are a few ideas for daytime bachelor party activities leading into the big night.

Low-key bachelor party ideas in Montreal
Stephanie Boucher By

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2700 av du Cosmodôme, Laval, QC H7T 2X1

Before taking the plunge into married life, why not take a dive in a sky diving simulator? Head to SkyVenture Montreal in Laval and book a group package for up to eight people that includes training, tunnel gear and the free fall portion of skydiving. It’s a guaranteed good time before the big night out with the boys.

Laser Quest

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1226, rue Sainte-Catherine O, Montréal, QC H3G 1P1

Round up your groomsmen and head down to Laser Quest for a good old afternoon of laser tag. Enjoy their five-floor maze and play as a team or against one another. Make sure to leave enough time to relax and have a shower before the big night, as you’ll be sure to get a competitive sweat on.

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Surf Maeva

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2005, boul Daniel-Johnson, Laval, QC H7T 1H8

Take the groom-to-be for an afternoon of surfing at Maeva Surf. You can rent out the full wave, complete with a stocked bar and an instructor. You’ll also be able to enjoy a few drinks on their private terrace after your surf session. Leave enough time to unwind before heading out on the town.

Action 500 Karting Paintball

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5592, rue Hochelaga, Montréal, QC H1N 3L7

Try paintballing or go-karting, or both, at Canada’s largest indoor karting track and paintball battlefield. They offer special bachelor group packages, a few of which come with prizes and medal ceremonies. Action 500 is also the only place in Montreal that offers nine-horsepower go-karts.

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Golf UFO Dôme

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4600B boul Dagenais O, Laval, QC H7R 1L5

Whether or not your groom is a golfer, take him out to whack a few balls at the UFO golf dome in Laval. If it’s nice out, you can try out their outdoor range too. And if your swing needs some fine-tuning, you can also book an instructor. After your round, be sure to grab a few drinks at the clubhouse bar.

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Stephanie is a twenty-something Montreal native, and YP's Montreal City Editor. She loves coming across the city’s many hidden gems while on her never-ending hunt for the perfect burger and/or nautical accessories for her wardrobe and her home. In her spare time, Steph can often be found on a sailboat, cooking up a storm, or attempting to stay fit.
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