Ubisoft World

DETAILS:	Amusement park, Point of interest, Establishment, Tourist attraction,
Address:	2315H Route Transcanadienne, Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 5Z5, Canada
Postal code:	H9R 5Z5
Phone:	(514) 490-2101

Opening hours (Edit)
Monday:	Closed
Tuesday:	Closed
Wednesday:	Closed
Thursday:	Closed
Friday:	12:00 – 12:30 AM
Saturday:	Closed
Sunday:	Closed

Customer Ratings and Reviews

Elaine Lee on Google

(February 17, 2023, 9:26 pm)
No longer Ubisoft. Now it is Restaurant Imperial in Pointe-Claire. Food is good. Quickness of service acceptable.
Sean Wilson on Google

(September 28, 2019, 11:40 pm)
Full disclosure, I am Ubisoft employee. This was my first time here though and I had my wife and son, and a friend with their daughter. What an absolute blast! We played games, jumped in the ball pit, threw balls to knock down Rabbids, did VR roller coasters, and a VR maze. We shot plungers, ate pizza and closed the place down. The kids (7y old boy, 8y old girl) didn't want to leave. Neither did I actually.
J B on Google

(July 6, 2019, 3:55 pm)
Play ball pen very fun, the blue makes it like their swimming. The jungle gym is pretty big and tires everyone out which calls for nap on the car ride back.. the VR games seemed very basic. If it's for a kids party with private room, 2hrs is plenty enough to play and eat.
José Pisani on Google

(December 8, 2018, 5:02 pm)
Good place to celebrate a birthday, a company party with kids. It's small. Maybe with kids under 6 years old would be ok. They have reality virtual stations of rollercoasters with dynamic seats. Three rooms to celebrate parties. Other room with PlayStation games but it's not working properly. They have a playground for little kids. Dining Tables and cafeteria. Honestly, one hour and a half to stay. After that time is boring. It's not recommended for people without kids and people without a party invitation. It's really boring if you go alone. It's a place to hangout only.
M S on Google

(March 10, 2018, 5:45 am)
It's fun and my kids liked it BUT unless you have a coupon it's pretty pricey. And there are just so many screens all around (yes, we get it Ubisoft, you're getting them while they're young) that if you were hoping to get your children out of the house to run around and get some exercise it's not gonna happen. There are videogames all over the place. Toilets were very dirty and since you have to remove your shoes at the entrance I recommend bringing slippers or burn your socks after you've stepped on the yucky bathroom toilet. :)