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Montreal's new downtown arcade boasts VR games, billiards, two full bar and cool prizes

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Montreal's new downtown arcade boasts VR games, billiards, two full bar and cool prizes

Modern arcade with bar and immersive games in Montreal.

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FUNHUB’s grand opening this winter brings modern entertainment to Montreal’s downtown, featuring cutting-edge arcade games, futuristic virtual reality experiences, and more.

Located at 733 rue Cathcart (walking distance from McGill and Peel metro stops), FUNHUB offers billiards, darts, and a modern redemption store where players can trade tickets for exciting prizes. Plus, with a restaurant that serves delicious meals and snacks and a bar on two floors, you can refresh and refuel to keep the fun going all day AND all night long.

With a variety of activities under one roof, FUNHUB is perfect for everyone — whether you’re hanging with friends, enjoying a fun date night, hosting a celebration, or planning a corporate party or team-building event.

The next time you’re searching for modern downtown entertainment — whether it’s hosting a party or planning your next night out — check out the immersive games, delicious food, and great drinks at FUNHUB.

FUNHUB Montreal

Price: Entry is free. Games, food and drinks vary.

Address: 733, rue Cathcart, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Go: This modern entertainment centre in downtown Montreal features everything from state-of-the-art arcade games to innovative VR experiences, with two full bars and a restaurant all in one convenient location.

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