We took advantage of the $50 season pass, as a day pass was $30, so well worth the money. We've been twice and plan to go more times. Each time has been really fun! You'll probably not be able to go on every ride in just one day, so get there early to minimize a long lineup time. The first time we arrived 9:45am (park opens at 10am) and waited maybe 45 minutes. The second time we arrived after midday and didn't get in until 2pm!

The best thrill ride is definitely Le Monstre so far. I waited 45 minutes for that ride and my partner waited a little over an hour. There are two tracks, first one is slightly higher and the second track is very similar but apparently knocks you around more, so I went on track 1. The Orbite is by far the most disappointing ride- one quick fall to the ground and that's about it! At least you can bypass the lineup if you're a solo rider like I did and waited less than 5 minutes. I had to ask to be let on however, as the staff just ignored me. Ednor and Boomerang are very fun! Tip: if you have long hair, make sure any hair-ties are positioned low so that you can put your head flush against the headrest, as otherwise your head will be thrown about rather violently, as I found out. The log ride I waited for about an hour and was NOT worth the wait! There's just one small drop, though you do get very wet, so that's fun. I think due to Covid, the lineup has gotten ridiculous, seeing as every other row on the log has to be left vacant, so only about 6-9 people can board at a time. The ride in the dark was very tame, not worth the almost hour wait time, more of an older kid's ride. I'm very disappointed that both times we've been, the monorail has not been running, why? It would be an awesome way to oversee the park and get your bearings a little! The kids' section of rides is ample enough, best ride is the tree swing.

Definitely try and eat a lot before entering the park, as you're not meant to bring in any outside food or drink and if you get searched, it will be confiscated. And yes, food inside the park is super expensive. The first time here we spent over $100 in food for two adults and a toddler, ridiculous! The food court near the Loto Quebec fireworks section has the worst quality food and prices so far, poutine terrible and healthier salad bowl option in the big glass building was very unappealing with gloopy over cooked rice and they were out of some ingredients for my salad, not to mention the 30+ minutes wait!

The second time going was on Sept 4th and there was meant to be a Labour Day fireworks display, yet when we asked an employee at the end of the day, they said they were cancelled. It would have been nice if they had notified people of this, as their Six Flags phone app said it was scheduled! Speaking of the app, it's good for directing you to rides etc but it constantly says 'closed for the season' on every single ride in the park, please fix this!!!

Some other negatives: park is no frills scenery with run-down looking paintwork etc. Obviously the Montréal weather plays a part in this. More plants to make it prettier would be nice! Another negative is people do not respect the 2m distancing during these Covid times, which is frustrating, although since the vaccine passport has been implemented, I'm more at ease about the lack of distance, although of course you 'could' still get Covid after being vaccinated, but the risk is greatly reduced. It would be nice if there were staff to make sure people follow the Covid rules, as so far, nothing has ever been said to rule breakers, which is 90% of people!

Better/ more signage for solo riders would be nice too, so that you don't queue up for ages only to later realize you could have skipped the long wait. I didn't see a solo riders sign for the adult swings for example and queued alone for almost an hour, yet there were many swings left empty... why not let solo riders fill them up and reduce wait times?

Souvenirs are reasonably priced though, grabbed a nice long t-shirt for my daughter for only $5, it was on sale.

Overall a great park!