{"id":6954,"date":"2019-09-19T14:00:27","date_gmt":"2019-09-19T14:00:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/expedia.blog.ca.local\/planning-the-best-bachelor-party-in-montreal\/"},"modified":"2019-09-19T14:00:27","modified_gmt":"2019-09-19T14:00:27","slug":"planning-the-best-bachelor-party-in-montreal","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.expedia.ca\/stories\/planning-the-best-bachelor-party-in-montreal\/","title":{"rendered":"Planning the Best Bachelor Party in Montreal"},"content":{"rendered":"

The big day is coming up. And before you stand at the alter in front of all your friends and Aunt Myrtle and try not to botch your vows from nerves, we know an epic bachelor party is in the cards. This is the time to work off the jitters and party it up with your best friends!<\/p>\n

Montreal is one of the hottest places to plan a party. It has activities to fit every taste and style. Looking for beer? It\u2019s always pouring here. Looking for adventure? Step up to the zip line, my friend. Want something on the unusual side? This is where bow and arrow dodgeball comes in. No matter what you\u2019re looking for, you\u2019re in for the best bachelor party in Montreal.<\/p>\n

For cyclists<\/h2>\n
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There\u2019s something refreshing about getting those gears going in the early morning hours. If you have a group that can\u2019t go too long without working out, this is the ideal activity for your crew. For a full bike tour, check out Fitz & Follwell, which offers a 3-hour outing through Old Montreal, Mile-End, the Plateau, and Mont-Royal. If you and the guys want to go at your own pace, rent BIXI bikes around the city. A one-way trip of 30 minutes or less costs $2.95 and a full day costs $5.25.<\/p>\n

For white-water rafters<\/h2>\n
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Your bachelor party is the chance to do something adventurous you may be too nervous to try on your own (or with your partner). Which brings us to white-water rafting. This intense sport is not for the faint of heart, but is 100% a fun thing to do in Montreal for a bachelor party. Make a group appointment with tours like Rafting Montreal, which takes you on the Lachine Rapids, or go on a day trip with New World Rafting on the Rouge River.<\/p>\n

For poutine fans<\/h2>\n
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When in Montreal, you eat poutine! If you and the groomsmen are all about that poutine life, a bachelor party is the perfect time to eat your way through the city. Montreal\u2019s Best Poutine & Smoked Meat Tour is one of the top options. You\u2019ll get three tastings from famed delicatessens as you tour the Plateau Mont-Royal neighbourhood. Best of all? You guys get to cut the line on your way to meat heaven.<\/p>\n

For kayakers<\/h2>\n
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Looking for Montreal things to do during a bachelor party that involve the outdoors? Kayaking is right up your alley. The Kayak Tour in Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal takes you and the group around the Sainte-Helene and Notre-Dame Islands. Check out views of the city\u2019s famous landmarks and the Expo 67 Pavilions, too. If this is new to most of your groomsmen, the outing comes with a 15-minute training session and is geared toward beginners.<\/p>\n

For bow and arrow champs<\/h2>\n
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If you\u2019ve known your friends since grade school, you\u2019ve probably played more than your fair share of dodgeball and paintball. It\u2019s time for a brand-new spin during your bachelor party in Montreal. Head over to DodgeBow, which is dodgeball that swaps out hurling balls for bows and arrows. Shoot your shot at the opposing team (or anyone in your bachelor party who\u2019s been bugging you this trip.) The arrows are foam-tipped, so you don\u2019t have to worry about paintball-level bruises when it\u2019s time for wedding pictures.<\/p>\n

For wannabe lumberjacks<\/h2>\n
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Sometimes the best way to unwind from all the stress of wedding planning is to head over to the axe throwing lane and let loose. Maniax is one of the best known spots for this particular sport, in part due to their wide variety of sharp objects. You can go for small axes, which get the job done, the \u201cmaniax,\u201d which is double-sided with jagged edges, or take your pick of tomahawks, smooth double-sided blades, or the \u201cBig Axe,\u201d which is nearly a meter long. Rage is another fav spot in the city, though flannel shirts and thick beards aren\u2019t included.<\/p>\n

For beer lovers<\/h2>\n
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Ah, yes. Beer time! What\u2019s more quintessential than clinking glasses with your best buds? Sign up for the famed Montreal Craft Beer Tour. The 3-hour walking journey will lead you to six craft beer tastings at three popular brewpubs. Plus, many of these pints are paired with poutine, cheese, chocolate, and charcuterie. Tours are available throughout the afternoon Friday through Sunday.<\/p>\n

For hungry dudes<\/h2>\n
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You can\u2019t get crazy without a full belly. Here are some of the best restaurants for a Montreal bachelor party.<\/p>\n