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The City of Mirabel has officially unveiled a world-class indoor water park in Cité Mirabel. (CNW Group/Investissement Ray Junior)
A world-class indoor waterpark is in the works for Cité Mirabel. The City of Mirabel, a suburb of Montreal, officially unveiled plans for the recreational facility when it recently outlined a list of future development projects. The project, which is expected to have a price tag of between $175 and $200 million, will be led by builder Ray Junior Courtemanche.
The multifunctional complex will feature over 20 unique water attractions including a water roller-coaster and a lazy river. It will also include a pair of hotels, a 1,500-seat performance hall, and a 70,000-square-foot convention centre. The plans also incorporate rooftop reception halls on the 14th floor of the second hotel, to accommodate large events and weddings.
The full project will also feature outdoor recreation shops dedicated to water sports, aviation, camping, skateboarding, cycling and skiing, and will also include trendy evening restaurants, a fast-food zone, beauty and spa services, as well as an innovative multi-level parking structure designed to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
With the goal of minimizing its ecological footprint, the aquatic centre will be equipped with state-of-the-art water filtration systems, allowing for water recycling and reduced consumption. This sustainable and responsible approach aligns with the City of Mirabel’s environmental objectives.
With the plans now made public, Investissement Ray Junior and its team is working to finalize the engineering plans so that construction can begin in summer of 2026. The first phase of the project, including the water park and the first hotel, is expected to open within 24 months of the start of construction.
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