Just when we didn't think Montreal's summer could be any more awesome, this happened.
"Slide the City," a travelling slip and slide event will hit Quebec's biggest city on Aug. 15, reports Le Journal de Montreal.
It will see a 304-metre slip and slide installed somewhere in the city and invite people to take a nice, long, face-first trip through an incredible summer destination.
Precisely where the slip and slide will be located is up in the air for now. But tickets to slide are already available, according to radio station 101.9 The Fox.
A single slide will cost $15 for anyone who registers early; the regular price is $20,
Triple slides cost $30 for early birds, $35 for regular registration and $40 for any late participants.
Those who want to slide endlessly as VIPs can pay $50 for early tickets, $55 for regular tickets and $60 for anyone who comes late. That also gives you a hat, t-shirt, tube, mouthguard and bag.
Montreal already had great attractions like the Festival International du Jazz and Piknic Electronik.
We think it's going to be one heck of a summer in la belle province.
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"Slide the City," a travelling slip and slide event will hit Quebec's biggest city on Aug. 15, reports Le Journal de Montreal.
It will see a 304-metre slip and slide installed somewhere in the city and invite people to take a nice, long, face-first trip through an incredible summer destination.
Precisely where the slip and slide will be located is up in the air for now. But tickets to slide are already available, according to radio station 101.9 The Fox.
A single slide will cost $15 for anyone who registers early; the regular price is $20,
Triple slides cost $30 for early birds, $35 for regular registration and $40 for any late participants.
Those who want to slide endlessly as VIPs can pay $50 for early tickets, $55 for regular tickets and $60 for anyone who comes late. That also gives you a hat, t-shirt, tube, mouthguard and bag.
Montreal already had great attractions like the Festival International du Jazz and Piknic Electronik.
We think it's going to be one heck of a summer in la belle province.
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