Spin Skatepark / Skateshop — Attraction in Brossard

The lax covid protocols are more daunting than the obstacles. Now I understand why TAZ isn't doing this.

Reserved, drove all the way out and showed up for some good rainy day sessions and turned and left almost immediately.

Park itself has great design and flow but none of the staff looked a day over sixteen and its location in an outdoor mall in the burbs means the average age of the patrons is eight.

No teens, no adults. Just a dense swarm of maskless kids everywhere with low ventilation.

Just because the government currently says children magically "don't count" doesn't mean this business couldn't exercise some better discretion on its own. Having the jab doesn't mean you don't transmit and it's not worth the risk.

The kids were predominantly skaters (and not scooter kids) so they had decent path sense but none of them were wearing masks and there were dozens of them. Way too many of them for a place that supposedly requires reservation.

No thanks maybe when the pandemic is over or when the 'real' staff are present...

This place is awesome. Best place I've found in the Montreal metro-area for skating in the winter.

$10 bux or something for all day with various pass options (weekly, monthly, etc)

Lot's of good transition on the first floor and a street section upstairs. Mini ramp with extensions and spine into the bowl in the back is epic, yet also perfect for enthusiasts of all levels.

Well stocked and stoaked shop. I try to come every time...

Very welcoming atmosphere. My 4 and 6 year old are advanced scooter riders so they love the features there. The older kids were patient and very good at explaining the proper etiquette to them when they got overly excited. I love the whole skate community. It’s so supportive. I had fun skating the pool and got a few cheers from the teenage skaters. Fun for all ages and much safer...