La Ronde, Amusement park on Saint Helen's Island, Canada
The entertainment complex spans 146 acres around Dolphin Lake, featuring 39 rides including eight roller coasters and numerous family attractions.
The park originated as part of Expo 67 world fair in Montreal, containing 54 hectares of midway attractions before Six Flags acquired it in 2001.
L'International des Feux Loto-Québec takes place at La Ronde, presenting international fireworks companies performing shows above the Saint Lawrence River.
Visitors access the park through Jean-Drapeau metro station, seasonal shuttle buses, river ferries, or parking areas connected to Jacques Cartier Bridge.
Le Monstre roller coaster maintains its position as the largest double-tracked wooden roller coaster structure in North America.
Location: Ville-Marie
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Operator: Six Flags Entertainment Corporation
Address: 22 Chem. Macdonald H3C 6A3 Montréal
Phone: +15143972000
Website: http://laronde.com
GPS coordinates: 45.52250,-73.53500
Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:57
The Expo 67 left multiple structures in Montreal. The Biosphere, the Habitat 67 residential complex and the Casino in the former Quebec Pavilion demonstrate the World Fair's influence on the city's architecture. The La Ronde amusement park and Alexander Calder's Three Disks art installation remain as preserved elements of this international exhibition.
Montreal showcases landmarks representative of its history and culture. The Notre-Dame Basilica exhibits neo-gothic architecture and elaborate interior ornaments. Mount Royal, the city's natural high point, offers a view of the urban panorama. The Museum of Fine Arts preserves Canadian and international artworks. Parc Jean-Drapeau spans two islands, combining natural spaces and sports facilities. The Jean-Talon Market has continued the tradition of local food trade since 1933. The Clock Tower marks the entrance to the Old Port.
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Jacques Cartier Bridge
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Saint Helen's Island
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Goliath
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Le Monstre
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Montreal Clock Tower
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Maison de Radio-Canada
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Pied-du-Courant Prison
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Le Vampire
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Cobra
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Fort de l'Île Sainte-Hélène
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Man, Three Disks
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New Maison de Radio-Canada
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Le National (venue)
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Restaurant Hélène-de-Champlain
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Clock Tower Beach
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Venezuela Pavilion of Expo 1967
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Station de pompage Craig
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Courant Sainte-Marie
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Belvédère du Chemin-Qui-Marche
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Parc de l'Espoir
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