Looking for an arcade at Centre Eaton? The Centre PLAYBOX is touted as the largest family entertainment center in downtown Montreal: 18,000 sq ft and over 120 machines, located on level 1 of the Centre Eaton de Montréal, right next to the Time Out Market.

What to Do at Centre Playbox

The games are divided into five zones:

  • more than 55 claw machines filled with plush toys;
  • over 35 classic ticket arcades;
  • more than 25 skill games;
  • over 5 virtual reality (VR) experiences;
  • augmented games, designed with Moment Factory and Playmind, where you play with your body on an interactive floor.

Pricing: Free Entry

Entry is free; you only pay for the tokens, purchased at the counter. According to the official site: 1 token for $2.50, 5 tokens for $10, 11 tokens for $20, and 32 tokens for $50 (check on-site if taxes are added). Most machines require 1 token; VR may require up to 4. Tickets won can be exchanged at the counter for prizes.

Centre Playbox Hours

  • Monday to Wednesday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.;
  • Thursday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.;
  • Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.;
  • Sunday: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

For Whom?

Located in the heart of downtown, Centre Playbox is an outing for all ages: families, friends, or colleagues. Private rooms host birthday parties, with packages starting at $60 per person (72-hour notice required).

Practical Information

  • Address: Centre Eaton, level 1, 705 Sainte-Catherine Street West, Montreal.
  • Getting There: McGill metro; paid indoor parking on Mansfield Street.
  • Reservation: None required to play.
  • Website: playbox.center.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Centre Eaton Arcade

What activities are available at Centre Eaton in Montreal?

Centre Playbox offers arcades, claw machines, and VR; the Time Out Market is right next door.

What is the best game room in Montreal?

In the heart of downtown Montreal, Centre Playbox boasts a wide selection of machines for all tastes.

Is there an entry fee?

No, only the tokens are paid.

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