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​11 Montreal bachelor party ideas that guarantee a good time​

Nothing says "last hurrah" like rapid rides, arcade battles, pub marathons, and Viking-style axe throws.

Someone pouring beer from a tap. Right: A group of people getting splashed by waves on a boat.

Someone pouring beer from a tap. Right: A group of people getting splashed by waves on a boat.

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Spring is here and with wedding season on the horizon, Montreal is the ultimate destination for bachelor parties that aren't too far from home and everyone can enjoy. Whether it's racing down rapids or trying out a new high-tech arcade, you can prepare for a mix of "I can't believe we did that" and "Let's do it again" moments.

Here are 11 activities in Montreal that you and your groomsmen will remember for years to come:

Take a river rapids adventure at Saute-Moutons Jet Boating

Cost: $80/person for one hour

Where: 1, rue Quai de l'Horloge

Reason to try: Montreal's Old Port docks have one of the most fun, adrenaline-pumping summer activities that you and your groomsmen will love. Saute-Moutons is a jet boating excursion company that takes patrons out into the Saint Lawrence for a heart-pumping ride. You can choose between two adventures, one where you will head out with a group and the driver will make turns and spins, splashing the crew and participants and making your stomach drop. The other excursion will get you completely soaked. If you are considering the latter, make sure to pack a change of clothes. You'll venture into the Lachine Rapids and face the white water head-on. Massive eight-foot waves will splash up and over the boat. Bachelor parties frequent this excursion and the captain and crew will be sure to make the whole experience a day to remember.

More at jetboatingmontreal.com

Throw some axes at TNT Montreal

Cost: $225/eight people for one hour

Where: 373, rue Notre-Dame Ouest

Reason to try: TNT Montreal offers private small group axe throwing for you and your groomsman, complete with a brief lesson to make sure everyone feels comfortable and can improve their skills. TNT is located in St.Henri and one major benefit is that they allow you to bring your own food and refreshments. That means you can skip out on overpriced snacks. One important note is that TNT does not allow any alcohol on the premises, since safety is a massive priority for this activity.

More at tntaxethrowing.com

Play a round of golf at Golf Dorval

Cost: Varied

Where: 2000, Av. Reverchon, Dorval, QC

Reason to try: If you enjoy a round of golf or even an afternoon at the driving range, consider setting aside a day to bond on the green. Golf Dorval is around half an hour from downtown by car and has great reviews. Lots of golfers love the beauty of the green and how well-maintained it is, despite its proximity to the city. The on-site restaurant, Bistro 19, has a beautiful terrace and great food and drinks to enjoy after you’re finished.

More at golfdorval.com

Shoot some paintballs at Battle Field Army Globe

Cost: $40/person for 200 paintballs

Where: 8132, rue Jean-Brillon, LaSalle, QC

Reason to try: Is anything more fun than a day of paintball with your friends? Battle Field Army Globe hosts an indoor arena complete with two-story wood structures, mock caves, barrels and walls to duck behind. The venue also offers private bookings specifically for bachelor parties so you can reserve the entire field. There's also an airsoft option if that is more your game.

More at battlefield.armyglobe.com

Join in on a pub crawl with Pub Crawl MTL

Cost: $49/person

Where: Multiple locations

Reason to try: Montreal is known for its nightlife but as a visitor in the city, it can be hard to know where to go. Pub Crawl MTL takes groups to 3 different pubs and ends the night in one of Montreal's many night clubs. Your group starts the evening in a chill pub so everyone can chat and get to know the other visitors in their group. For only $49 per person, you can have a well-planned-out, curated evening where you aren’t worried about where you’re heading next. Free shots are included in the ticket.

More at pubcrawlmtl.com

Take a crack at solving an Old Port escape room at A/Maze

Cost: $30 to $40/person

Where: 480, rue Saint-Jean

Reason to try: If you are looking for a thought-provoking mind puzzle, you'll want to check out Tesla’s Enigma by A/Maze Games. The elaborate decorations and great cocktails make for a fun and immersive atmosphere. This escape room takes participants into the secret study of Nikola Tesla, the famous electrical engineer and inventor. It's fully bilingual so no matter what language your group is most comfortable playing in, it will be great for everyone.

More at amazemontreal.com

Play a high-tech game at the Montreal Casino

Cost: Starts at $15/person for half an hour of AR; or a pre-paid gaming card

Where: 1, Ave du Casino

Reason to try: Located on Île-Notre-Dame and accessible by public transit, the Montreal Casino isn't just for gamblers anymore, especially with its new high-tech arcade. The "ARcade" swaps traditional game controllers for players’ own movements, splashing interactive games across a massive floor space. The game area is huge, decked out in neon lights, and designed for group fun, making it ideal for a competitive hangout with your guys. There are also concerts and comedy shows to catch on-site, along with tasty food and drinks to enjoy.

More at casinos.lotoquebec.com

Engage in a friendly go-karting competition at Tag E-Karting

Cost: $31/person

Where: 270, rue Siccard, Sainte-Thérèse, QC

Reason to try: What’s more fun than go-karting? If you’re looking for a daytime activity, check out the circuit at Tag E-Karting. You can take a turn on the track or engage in one of the other activities offered like laser tag, axe throwing, bowling, and arcade games. Guests can also register for a special event where food from the on-site restaurant will be included.

More at tagekarting.com

Crack open some craft beers with City Brew Tours

Price: $1,127 for 10 people

Where: Multiple locations

Reason to try: This is the ultimate hassle-free tour for a beer-loving group. You and your party can take a private tour of craft breweries in the city and learn about the different methods of production. Each tour allows you to select up to four breweries of your choice. The price may seem steep but 10 to 14 beers are included for each person in your group. You also don't have to worry about getting between spots. You just have to select a pickup time and transport is included.

More at citybrewtours.com

Get your adrenaline pumping with some indoor skydiving at IFLY

Cost: Inquire for private events

Where: 2700, Ave du Cosmodôme

Reason to try: IFLY indoor skydiving is a great activity where you get to experience the feeling of free falling without the height. You'll be able to bond with your group in this exciting activity. IFLY also offers private group reservations with drink flights and snacks to round out the day. Reviewers say the instructors are kind and there's great communication at this location.

More at iflyworld.ca

Ride a SeaDoo around Montreal Island with Wet Set MTL

Cost: $86 to $365/person

Where: St.Lawrence River

Reason to try: You can choose to ride for 30 minutes or up to three hours with or without a guide. You and your groomsmen can tour around the St-Lawrence River, Île Sainte-Hélène, Notre-Dame Island, the Biosphère, La Ronde, the Jacques Cartier Bridge and the Old Port of Montreal all on a high-speed SeaDoo. It's the perfect water activity to cool off in the summer and have an ultimate day in the beautiful river.

More at wetsetmtl.com

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