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My Accès Card My Accès Card 2013-2014 partners and advantages 1 2 Discover Montréal like never before! Reserve a tennis court, visit a museum, admire the Planetarium’s new starry sky, see a play, go on a mini-cruise, or play a round of golf… With the Accès Montréal card, exclusively offered to Mon- trealers and Montréal property owners, you can enjoy all kinds of activities at preferential rates. And thanks to these advantages, you can have exclusive experiences in your own city! Enjoy the best that Montréal has to offer Amusement______________________________ 5 Arts and culture __________________________ 5 Cinemas _______________________________ 5 Museums ______________________________ 6 Shows and festivals _____________________ 8 Theatres _____________________________ 12 Businesses _____________________________ 14 Day camps _____________________________ 15 Excursions, guided tours __________________ 15 Science activities ________________________ 17 Services _______________________________ 19 Classes ______________________________ 19 Maintenance and renovation _____________ 20 Well-being ____________________________ 21 Sports and outdoor activities ______________ 21 3 A card that quickly pays for itself For just $8, the card often pays for itself the first time it is used because of the discounts our par- tners offer! And if several people living at the same address get several cards simultaneously, the prices go down: $8 for the first card $7 for the second card $6 for subsequent cards Some 70 points of sale Accès Montréal offices Borough offices Municipal libraries Easy to use Do you live in Montréal or own property in Mon- tréal? If so, you can get an Accès Montréal card. Simply show the following documents at one of the points of sale: A recent photo (passport format) Proof of residence (driver’s license, municipal tax bill, utility bill from Hydro-Québec, Bell, etc.) Photo I.D. (health insurance card, driver’s license, etc.) Automatic renewal One month before your Accès Montréal card expires, you will receive a notice of renewal by mail and a form to complete with your payment made to the order of “Ville de Montréal”. If your card has already expired, you must go to a point of sale to renew it. For more information, call 311. Follow us on Facebook. Exclusive offers, contests and freebies all year long! facebook/carteaccesmtl 4 Amusement Arnold Paintball $5 off regular price game, any time. 8132 Rue Jean-Brillon, LaSalle 514-592-5117 arnoldpaintball.com Quilles G Plus Three games for $8 per person for Accès Montréal cardholders and those accompa- nying them (maximum six people). Valid in all five Montréal bowling alleys: Le Forum, 920 Rue Saint-Zotique 514-274-0797 Spot, 12255 Rue Grenet 514-334-7881 Rose Bowl, 6510 Rue Saint-Jacques 514-482-7200 LaSalle, 1277 Boulevard Shevchenko 514-366-5105 Bannantyne, 5146 Rue Bannantyne 514-761-1422 Group reservations: 514-892-8948 quillesgplus.com Arts and culture Cinemas Cinéma Beaubien One free ticket with purchase of a regular price ticket. Valid Mondays after 6 p.m. for unsold seats. 2396 Rue Beaubien Est 514-721-6060 cinemabeaubien.com new Cinéma du Parc One ticket free with purchase of a regular price ticket. Valid Mondays after 6 p.m. for unsold seats. 3575 Avenue du Parc 514-281-1900 cinemaduparc.com 5 Cinémathèque québécoise One ticket free with purchase of a regular price ticket. Valid for all regular programming where seats are available. 335 Boulevard De Maisonneuve Est 514-842-9768 cinematheque.qc.ca Les Grands Explorateurs $2.50 off regular price single tickets for shows in the 2013-2014 season. Monday, 7:30 p.m., Salle Jean-Grimaldi, 1111 Rue Lapierre, LaSalle; Wednesday, 8 p.m. and Thursday, 7 p.m., Cégep Marie-Victorin, 7000 Rue Marie-Victorin; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m., Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 4 p.m. and Sunday at 1:30 p.m., Centre Pierre-Péladeau, Salle Pierre-Mercure, 300 Boulevard De Maisonneuve Est; Wednesday at 8 p.m., École polyvalente Pierrefonds, 13800 Boulevard de Pierrefonds; Sunday at 1 p.m., Collège Ahuntsic, 9155 Rue Saint-Hubert Depending on seat availability 514-521-1002 lesgrandsexplorateurs.com Museums Artothèque de Montréal 15% off membership cards, individual rates only. 15% off on long-term rental of works, minimum three months and maximum 12 months. Get a sixth rental (code A) free when you rent five works from the same period. No reimbursement or credit if forgotten. This offer cannot be combined with other offers nor can it beexchanged for credit. 5720 Rue Saint-André 514-278-8181 artotheque.ca Biosphere 20% off regular admission. Parc Jean-Drapeau, île Sainte-Hélène 514-283-5000 ec.gc.ca/biosphère 6 Canadian Centre for Architecture $2 off regular admission for adults andseniors. 1920 Rue Baile, corner of Rue du Fort 514-939-7026 cca.qc.ca Centre d’histoire de Montréal $2 off regular admission. 335 Place D’Youville 514-872-3207 ville.montreal.qc.ca/chm Château Ramezay, Montréal museum and historic site 20% off individual admission for adults. Free booklet for Accès Montréal cardholders visiting the museum. 280 Rue Notre-Dame Est 514-861-3708 chateauramezay.qc.ca Écomusée du fier monde Special $6 rate and a free publication for Accès Montréal cardholders. 2050 Rue Amherst 514-528-8444 ecomusee.qc.ca Maison Saint-Gabriel 20% off regular price visits for adults and seniors. Free brochure for Accès Montréal cardholders visiting the museum. 2146 Place de Dublin 514-935-8136 maisonsaint-gabriel.qc.ca McCord Museum of Canadian History 15% off regular admission for adults and seniors. 690 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest 514-398-7100 musee-mccord.qc.ca Montréal Museum of Fine Arts $2 off admission for adults for temporary exhibitions only. 1380 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest Guy-Concordia station 514-285-2000 mbam.qc.ca 7 Museum Château Dufresne $1 off regular admission. 2929 Avenue Jeanne-d’Arc 514-259-9201 chateaudufresne.com Museum of Modern Art $2 off regular admission for adults. 185 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest 514-847-6226 macm.org Musée Marguerite-Bourgeoys 20% off regular admission. Does not apply to audioguides or admission to activities at the Bonsecours Chapel. 400 Rue Saint-Paul Est 514-282-8670 marguerite-bourgeoys.com Stewart Museum $2 off regular admission for adults. Stewart Museum is located in the fortified arsenal of the British military depot on île Sainte-Hélène. Open all year long, from Wednesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 20 Chemin du Tour-de-l’Isle, île Sainte-Hélène 514-861-6701 www.stewart-museum.org Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Museum of History and Archaeology 20% off regular individual admission prices. 350 Place Royale 514-872-9150 pacmusee.qc.ca Shows and festivals Arion Orchestre Baroque 15% off individual tickets or a season subscription to the Montréal Series. 1339 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Bourgie Hall 514-355-1825 arionbaroque.com 8 Centre Leonardo Da Vinci (See also Sports and outdoor activities and Services) $3 off individual tickets for concerts in the regular Orchestre Harmonie season. 8370 Boulevard Lacordaire (corner of Rue des Galets) 514-955-8370 centreleonardodavinci.com Coup de Coeur Francophone new November 7 to 17 25% off regular price tickets for shows presented during the festival. Limit two tickets per show per cardholder. 514-253-3024 coupdecoeur.ca Fashion and Design Festival new July 31 to August 3, 2013 10% off shopping world on the festival site. Valid during the festival period. festivalmodedesign.com Féria du Vélo de Montréal new Tour de l’île de Montréal june 2, 2013 $3 off rates for adults (20 or 50 km). $2 off rates for teens – ages 13 to 17 (20 or 50 km). $7 off general rates (50 km Express or 100 km). Un Tour la nuit: $2 off rates for adults and teens. Défis de l’été: $7 off the Défi métropolitain. These prices include taxes and do not apply to renewal or membership to Vélo Québec, the family package or the combined offer. Maison des cyclistes, 1251 Rue Rachel Est 514-521-8356 velo.qc.ca 9 Festival du nouveau cinéma October 9 to 20, 2013 $2 off regular price tickets for indoor showings, Monday to Friday, during the daytime, including the 5 p.m. showing. $2 off certain products (catalogue, jacket and bag). 3805 Boulevard Saint-Laurentà 514-282-0004 nouveaucinema.ca Just for Laughs Festival new July 13 to 28 10% off festival ticket from the Just for Laughs box office. 2101 Boulevard Saint-Laurent 514-845-3155 hahaha.com/fr Festival International du Film sur l’Art (FIFA) March 20 to 30, 2014 $2 off regular price ticket for matinee showings at the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts from Tuesday to Friday during the festival. Montréal Museum of Fine Arts 1380 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest 514-874-1637 artfifa.com Festival TransAmériques May 22 to June 8, 2013 15% off the price of any ticket purchased at the following ticket offices: La Vitrine 2 Rue Sainte-Catherine Est 514-285-4545 Place des Arts: only for shows on site 175 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest 514-842-2112 fta.qc.ca L’Entrepôt, salle de spectacle 10% off all shows presented at l’Entrepôt. Valid for tickets purchased on site only. Not valid for packages or recitals in the “Notes et Brioches” series. 2901 Boulevard Saint-Joseph, Lachine 514-634-3471 10 Les FrancoFolies de Montréal new June 13 to 22, 2013 With the purchase of one t-shirt from the boutique, get a second one half price. Offer valid during the festival. 514-876-8989 www.francofolies.com Montréal International new Jazz Festival June 28 to July 7, 2013 10% discount at the TD Lounge on a purchase of works from the permanent collection. Valid year round.
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