Laurentian Lanes, Saint-Laurent

66 lanes 222 MONTEE DE LIESSE
LAURENTIAN LANES

The Saint-Laurent house by the numbers

Bowling hoursNot published
Lanes66
Lowest listed rateNot published
Who can bowlOpen to the public
Lane typeTen-pin / Duckpin
BookingBy phone

From 1959 to 66 lanes on Montée de Liesse

Since 1959, Laurentian Lanes has been part of Saint-Laurent's bowling life, and its size is hard to miss: 58 ten-pin lanes and a separate bank of eight duckpin lanes, where the game is played with a much smaller ball, share one roof on Montée de Liesse. More than 200 parking spaces serve the building, and the centre calls itself Montreal's number-one bowling destination. Customer comments showcased on its homepage mention a canteen and a bar, a cosmic session bowled under glow lighting, and a DJ with light effects on Saturday evenings.

Birthdays keep the lanes busy, with the centre counting more than 1,000 parties every year. Its Bowl & Eat package, run in partnership with JONNYBOY, leaves organisers free to set the day, the time slot and the menu, whether the occasion is a birthday, a reunion of friends or a work outing. Lanes and packages can be held through the centre's web reservation platform or over the phone, and the hours panel on the centre's website showed doors opening at 9 AM and closing at 1:30 AM.

Parking for more than 200 cars

Drivers have more than 200 parking spaces to choose from, and one visitor review featured on the homepage describes a stop here during a layover at Montréal-Trudeau airport.

222 MONTEE DE LIESSE, Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1N8

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Two games under one roof

  • 58 ten-pin lanes
  • 8 duckpin lanes
  • Bowl & Eat packages
  • 200+ parking spots
  • Since 1959

Reserving lanes or a Bowl & Eat party

Casual bowlers and large groups alike go through the centre's online reservation system or the phone line, and Bowl & Eat parties are arranged the same way.

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Sources consulted November 2026. Not a live availability check.

Laurentian LanesOpen to the public
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