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Getting Around the City

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Getting Around the City

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The easiest way to get to the festival!

Take the Green or Orange line and get off at one of the following three metro stations:

Visit stm.info for more information on public transportation options.

Another great way to get to the festival!

Take one of the ten bus lines that stop in the Quartier des Spectacles.

Visit stm.info for more information on public transportation options.

Ride one of the many bike paths that cross the Quartier. Bike parking is available near the Saint-Laurent metro station. About twenty BIXI stations are also scattered across the area.

Two free bike and skateboard parking lots are available:
  • At the corner of Ontario Street and Clark Street (dedicated skateboard parking)
  • At the corner of Président-Kennedy Avenue and Jeanne-Mance Street
These bike lots are open from 5 p.m. to midnight. To use them, simply fill out a form and leave a valid ID (driver’s license or health insurance card). Our welcome staff will provide you with a bike repair kit, but please bring your own lock. Note: The festival is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items.

If you're driving, you’ll find eight indoor parking lots and several outdoor ones around the Quartier des Spectacles. You can also park on surrounding streets, in accordance with local regulations.

Indoor Parking Lots:

Outdoor Parking Lots:

STM Adapted Transit Services
If you’re using STM’s adapted transit service, you can request drop-off at one of two designated locations (please specify when booking):
Recommended location:
  • 2020 De Bleury Street, at the corner of Maisonneuve (across from Place-des-Arts metro and near accessible entrances)
Alternate location:
  • 305 René-Lévesque Boulevard, at the corner of Jeanne-Mance
Visit stm.info for more information or to book adapted transport.

Metro Access
To get to the Festival by metro, exit at Place-des-Arts station and use exit D (De Bleury North). This exit is equipped with an elevator.

Accessible Parking
Place des Arts Parking Lot (access via 1450 Saint-Urbain St.)
With a valid disabled parking permit, you can access reserved spaces in sections P1 and P2. Display your permit clearly for access. 

Complexe Desjardins Parking Lot (access via 1318 Saint-Urbain St.)
15 reserved accessible spaces are located on level P1 near the elevators.

UQAM Parking Lot (access via 2020 Saint-Urbain St.)
Accessible parking spaces available.
  • More details: UQAM website.

Free Street Parking 
With a valid permit, you may use designated accessible street parking spots.

Note: Due to the festival, some nearby streets or parking areas may be unavailable.

Getting to Montréal

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Getting to Montréal

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If you're flying in, Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is just 20 minutes from downtown. The 747 shuttle bus runs 24/7 and takes you directly to the Montréal Bus Terminal, just 10 minutes by metro or a 20-minute walk from the festival. 

More info: YUL Airport Website

If you’re traveling by train, Central Station (Gare Centrale) offers quick access to hotels and tourist attractions. Located downtown and connected to the underground pedestrian network, it’s only a 15-minute walk from the festival.

More info: Gare Centrale

If you prefer the bus, many Canadian and American bus lines arrive at the Montréal Bus Terminal, located downtown and connected to Berri-UQAM metro station. Indoor parking is available onsite. The festival is 10 minutes away by metro or a 20-minute walk.