Complexe aquatique de Brossard

We came with a family of four and one paid guest on Monday evening. A kid pooped in the kids' pool. They shut down everything except for the area where scheduled aqua classes were going on. If you say that the pools and both saunas are connected to each other, please explain publicly how on earth the pool where scheduled classes are held is not "connected" to the rest of the pools, and why those people were allowed to stay in the pool. First, we came with a paid visitor, and you must offer a refund. Secondly, we came with two kids, and they were super bored having to wait for 40 minutes until another pool opened up. You shut down one pool, but you should accommodate people who came to the pool by opening the second pool, which was not in use or being cleaned. To the administration: Be flexible enough to serve the customers; do not be resistant to the rules. Think outside the box—this is not an emergency; it's just common sense. What's the point of shutting down two pools and two saunas, making people wait when you actually do nothing in the meantime? If you say that there aren't enough people to staff the second pool (which was empty), just reassign the existing staff to work in the second pool. This situation should never cause a problem (if you've actually cared). If not, our kids were freezing while waiting for 40 minutes just for the clock to tell your staff it's time to open the other pool door. P.S.: The shower water is not warm; it should be warmer. My kid had blue lips.

Terrible experience and way too much money. For 2 of us it was $33.00. I called first to confirm they had a hot tub, they confirmed that they did. So, we traveled from Verdun to enjoy the hot tub. When we arrived, we were very surprised with the entrance fee of $33.00 for two. We figured they obviously have a great place to charge that. We went to the open space locker rooms that were shared male and female. Then went straight for the "hot tub". It was so cold!! We spoke with the life guard who said it wasn't a hot tub it was like a public bath that is not really hot. We went to the adult pool hoping that would be warmer, but it was closed. We ended up in the cold kids section. We went into the steam room which was good. We were there for about 30 minutes including our changing time. We asked if we could receive a bit of a discount, they refused. Really expensive and not worth it.

Two sections to the new and beautiful aquatic center, one side is slides, hoop games, a lazy river, the water is so warm! The other side you can do laps and a free range pool side. I was amazed at the sauna and steam room, such high quality, the only thing is dont expect the jet spa to be hot, it's the same temp as the pool, it's beautiful though with rushing waterfall feature and strong jets , a nice way to cool off after the sauna or steam room, the changing room are co-ed, from what I experienced, I was able to find a locker quickly even on a Saturday afternoon. Absolutely Amazing complexe, it's 15$ for non residents and way cheaper for locals, i only wish i lived closer i would come here every single day.

What an upgrade for the residents of Brossard! This aquatic complex is extremely clean and family friendly. It's a treat to go there, even in the middle of winter: the water is warm, there's numerous hairdryers and there's also a device to dry your wet swimwear. The fact that the changing rooms are unisex didn't bother me at all. The showers are fully equipped and I was happily surprised to find a seat to safely buckle my baby in while I changed. Overall an amazing experience and excited to try the slide and sauna in the future!

Pretty good complex, it's one of the perks of living in Brossard (despite the cost of life in this town). The swimming program for kids is pretty good, with several levels available. The coaches are very helpful. For adults, the schedule of the swimming lessons could improve a little, having more availability in the evenings.