14 guides · QC
Compare venues across Montreal using the practical decisions that shape the visit: arrival, parking, transit, sightlines, atmosphere, and the trip home.
Bar le Ritz PDB’s owner photographs show the low stage, open floor, bar and structural column. The Jean-Talon venue is on the ground floor with an interior metal ramp and accessible washrooms; the owner’s separate Saint-Hubert head-office map is not the concert destination.
Club Soda has open-floor and balcony configurations with limited rear accessible spaces. Current venue guidance and Kéroul’s dated assessment help explain the steps and assistance arrangements before purchase.
ESPACE GO is at 4890 Saint-Laurent Boulevard near Laurier métro, with the wheelchair entrance and an accessible metered space directly at the main door. The theatre recommends arriving 30 minutes early, especially when using neighborhood street parking.
Foufounes Électriques has distinct Disco/main-room and Cabaret Fouf arrangements at 87 Sainte-Catherine East. The current owner lists 18+ events and room-specific capacities; use real owner photographs and verify the stair route and exact event’s entrance before arrival.
Grand Quai contains several waterfront event spaces, including Terminal 1 and the Pavillon. Use the complete owner site plan and real empty-room virtual tour to identify your building, then check the actual organizer’s layout and the Port’s current parking restrictions.
L’Olympia’s floor switches between standing, rows and cabaret tables; choose the show’s actual layout and take the métro to Beaudry or Berri-UQAM.
La Sala Rossa’s upstairs concert room is at 4848 Saint-Laurent, separate from Casa del Popolo and the basement Sotterenea. Plan for the organizer’s published 38 steps and FM hearing assistance, and compare actual October 2025 and June 2026 room photographs with your show’s layout.
Maison symphonique is Place des Arts' 2,100-seat concert hall at 1600 Saint-Urbain Street. It connects indoors to Place-des-Arts metro, and the 1450 Saint-Urbain garage sells limited prepaid performance parking.
Take the Yellow line to Parc Jean-Drapeau and use your festival’s gate map; these island grounds are a walking day across event spaces, not one concert bowl.
Stade Saputo is CF Montréal's 19,619-seat, open-air home in Olympic Park, built specifically for soccer around a natural-grass pitch.
Théâtre Beanfield puts a standing or seated parterre below a fixed balcony; pick the show’s layout, then use Lionel-Groulx métro or the front-door rideshare zone.
Théâtre Rialto is the historic rental theatre at 5723 Park Avenue in Montréal; the building does not produce events or operate their ticketing. Use the producer's event listing for doors and room configuration, then route to the verified Park Avenue address.
Théâtre St-Denis is the principal theatre inside Espace St-Denis at 1594 Saint-Denis Street in Montréal's Quartier latin. Check the event ticket for Théâtre St-Denis rather than Studio St-Denis or another Espace room, then use the named entrance and posted doors.
Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier is Place des Arts' approximately 3,000-seat large-format hall, reached most directly from the 1600 Saint-Urbain entrance or the connected Place-des-Arts métro complex. Use the hall name on the ticket because Place des Arts contains several venues; current construction or major downtown events can also change the best approach.
