Plan a corporate sports challenge · giant games event in Laval.

Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles, Centropolis, Centre de la nature de Laval, and Sheraton Laval are the four venues we favour depending on group size and season. For smaller groups of 20 to 50 people, the Centre de la nature offers a more intimate natural setting. We negotiate preferred conditions at each of these venues following an in-person visit.

Every project is quoted individually, because the budget depends on group size, chosen venue, season, program duration, catering level, and the volume of technical equipment deployed. The line items that vary the budget most are transport of inflatable structures, host coordination, and catering. An itemized quote by line item is sent to you within 24 business hours.

May and June offer the best combination of weather, venue availability, and value for a sports challenge in Laval. Temperatures of 15 to 22 °C and dry ground allow inflatable structures to be set up on grass without issue. July–August: possible but hot and heavily booked. September–October: good conditions with an indoor backup plan recommended. November through April: hybrid or fully indoor format required.

8 to 12 weeks' notice is the standard rule for a sports challenge in Laval. In peak season (July–August), 12 to 16 weeks is advisable, as quality outdoor spaces book up very early. Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles is the venue on Île Jésus that requires the most advance booking.

Every program we deliver includes an indoor contingency plan that can be activated at any point. Based on our experience on Quebec terrain, the halls at Centropolis and in the Chomedey district allow giant games stations to be relocated in under 90 minutes. The day's host is trained to announce the change of plan without disrupting the group dynamic.

A LEGO challenge indoors pairs well with a morning of outdoor giant games. For the lunch break, a food truck station keeps the convivial atmosphere without moving groups around. At the end of the day, a tasting workshop provides a natural transition into the team dinner. Each activity is selected to serve the cohesion objective not to lengthen the program.

From downtown Montreal, Laval venues are accessible in 25 minutes via Highway 15 North, or by metro to Montmorency station and then by shuttle. From Montreal-Trudeau Airport (YUL), the trip takes 55 minutes via Highway 40 East and 15 North. From Quebec, allow 1 h 30 via Highway 20 West. We coordinate group shuttles for all participants.

Yes, a hybrid format is possible. On-site teams in Laval compete in real time while remote participants follow via live stream and take part in synchronized online challenges. A secure fibre connection and a dedicated moderator are required to keep the scoreboard accurate in real time.

Yes, and Laval lends itself well to this. CSR activities can form one of the course stations: equipment collection, a solidarity challenge, or a quiz on sustainable practices. The green spaces on Île Jésus minimize the logistical footprint, and we prioritize local suppliers for catering. These objectives are woven into the throughline without weighing down the sports program.

Yes. We cover Laval and all neighbouring municipalities: Montreal, Terrebonne, Blainville, Sainte-Thérèse, and Boisbriand, as well as the Laurentides and Lanaudière MRCs. Our network of 3 offices in Quebec allows us to operate throughout the province.

Sheraton Laval and Centropolis are our two primary references for sports challenges in Laval. The Sheraton Laval offers guest rooms, meeting rooms, and adjacent outdoor space. Centropolis combines easy car access, dining options, and modular halls. For smaller groups, Centre de la nature de Laval and Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles round out the list depending on the chosen format.