What is the minimum age to jump?

Minimum age is 12 for participants; organizers should have ID for younger jumpers.

What are the weight restrictions?

Participants must weigh between 45 kg and 113 kg (100–250 lb) to meet safety requirements.

Do I need to bring anything?

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and wear secure, comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes.

Can spectators watch the jump?

Yes — spectators can view from designated pier areas, but access to the platform is restricted to participants and staff.

Is photography allowed during the jump?

Staff can advise on approved action-camera mounts; handheld photography from the platform is usually prohibited for safety.

What if my group is large and needs a special schedule?

Large groups are accommodated with staggered launch slots; contact the operator when booking to arrange timing and pricing.

Leap Over Montreal: Canada's Only Urban Bungee Jump in Vieux-Port

Perched above Montreal’s Vieux‑Port, Saut à l'élastique - Groupes offers the only urban bungee jump in Canada, a compact, high-adrenaline experience that flips the script on city tourism. From a purpose-built platform over the river, jumpers freefall past the stone warehouses and steel cranes that mark the historic waterfront, then rebound over the St. Lawrence with the Old Port and downtown skyline as a cinematic backdrop.

Meeting at Quai des Convoyeurs (à coté du Centre des Sciences), Montreal, QC H2Y 4B2, groups gather for a safety briefing and gear check before climbing to the platform. The setup is engineered for groups: bookings run 45 minutes to 3 hours depending on party size, and pricing scales per person for groups of seven to thirty. What’s included is straightforward — the jump itself, certified ropes and harnesses, and a trained crew to manage belay and safety. There’s a strict weight window (45–113 kg / 100–250 lb) and a minimum age of 12, so organizers should confirm details when they book.

This location is special because it turns an industrial harbor into a vertical playground. Instead of cliffs or canyon walls, you’re leaping in full view of cobblestone streets, historic warehouses, and the line of skyscrapers across the river; the river’s wide channel and the exposed limestone of Montreal’s shoreline give the descent a distinct urban-edge character. The experience is tailor-made for team-building, bachelor or bachelorette parties, and birthday groups who want something quick, dramatic, and utterly shareable.

Practical notes: wear comfortable, secure clothing and closed-toe shoes, and bring a government photo ID for check-in. Staff provide harnesses and oversight, but the psychological intensity can be the biggest barrier — staff are experienced at coaching first-timers through the jump. Photographers will find striking angles from the pier and the platform; consider a compact action camera attached to approved mounts, or let staff guide a staged shot.

Local extras extend the day: stroll the pier, grab local smoked meat, or visit a nearby museum to add history to the thrill. Conservation-wise, operators work within municipal rules for waterfront use and crowd control; stay on designated paths and respect closures. For an urban adventure that trades alpine vistas for brick, water, and skyline, this bungee jump condenses Montreal’s waterfront energy into a single, unforgettable leap.

Groups report the best energy mid‑afternoon when river reflections and city light create dramatic contrast, and morning slots are quieter for families. Buses and the Old Port shuttle stop within a short walk of the Quai des Convoyeurs, and paid parking is available nearby. Book early for weekend evenings when demand spikes; staff flexibility with large groups makes staggered jump schedules smooth and efficient. Expect unforgettable shared stories. Always scream.