Sensetional is a multi-sensory indoor playground in Mont-Royal, Quebec, located at 2435 Chemin Manella, Suite 224 — on the Island of Montreal. Unlike traditional indoor play centres, Sensetional is built around a concept that is genuinely new to the Montreal area: eight distinct themed rooms, each designed to engage a different sense, using high-end interactive technology and purpose-built sensory play structures. The result is an immersive, room-by-room adventure where every corner of the facility offers something different from the last. Sensetional operates bilingually, welcoming English and French-speaking families equally.

Sensetional was created with a clear and inclusive mission — to provide a stimulating environment that works for children of every neurotype, with neurodivergent children especially in mind. This means children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and other neurodiverse profiles will find the space thoughtfully designed rather than overwhelming, with sensory input that can be engaged at each child’s own pace. That said, Sensetional is not exclusively a therapeutic space — it’s a genuinely fun kids play centre near Montreal for any family seeking something more imaginative and purposeful than a standard climbing structure. Drop-in visits, birthday parties, school group bookings, PD day programming, and spring break passes are all available, with advance booking strongly recommended to guarantee your spot.

The 8 Sensory Rooms at Sensetional — Multi-Sensory Indoor Playground, Mont-Royal

Tactile Room — Augmented Reality Sandbox at Sensetional Montreal

The Tactile Room is one of Sensetional’s most talked-about features: a state-of-the-art augmented reality sandbox that brings hands-on sensory exploration to a whole new level. Children can shape, sculpt, and interact with the sand while digital projections respond in real time to the landscape they create — rivers flow into valleys, mountains cast shadows, and the world shifts with every movement of their hands. It’s the kind of tactile and visual fusion experience that is genuinely rare in any indoor playground, and Sensetional describes it as technology that had not been seen in Montreal before the playground opened.

🎯 Recommended Age: 2 years and up

Visual Room — Living Drawings & Interactive Art at Sensetional

In the Visual Room, children’s drawings come to life. Using a combination of digital projection and interactive art technology, kids can paint and draw and then watch their creations animate and move across the walls and floor around them. Paints and brushes are available for free creative expression, and the Living Drawings feature transforms flat artwork into moving characters. This room is a particular favourite for imaginative children and budding young artists, and it doubles as one of the most visually stimulating spaces in the facility.

🎯 Recommended Age: 2 years and up

Hearing Room — Silent Dance Session at Sensetional Montreal

The Hearing Room at Sensetional takes an inventive approach to auditory play: a Silent Dance experience where each participant receives their own personal audio and can dance and move to their own song — entirely independent of what everyone else in the room is hearing. This format is a thoughtful inclusion for children who are sensitive to loud shared sound environments, while still making music and movement the centrepiece of the experience. It’s also simply a joyful, unusual activity that children and parents alike tend to find genuinely surprising and fun.

🎯 Best For: 2 years and up, all ages including adults

Main Playground — Climbing Walls, Ball Pit & Interactive Play

Beyond the themed sensory rooms, Sensetional’s main play area provides a more familiar but still richly designed active play environment. A large climbing wall, a massive ball pit, and a range of interactive games are laid out to support both proprioceptive play (activities involving pressure, resistance, and body awareness) and vestibular play (balance, movement, and spatial orientation). This zone gives children the physical outlet that active kids need, while the specific design choices reflect the same sensory-informed approach that runs throughout the entire facility.

🎯 Recommended Age: 1 to 12 years

Birthday Parties & Private Events in Montreal at Sensetional Multi-Sensory Playground

Sensetional offers two birthday party formats for families planning a kids birthday party in the Montreal area — a fully private party and a smaller shared-space option. All party bookings are made exclusively by email at info@sensetional.com, and Sensetional notes that it cannot guarantee the ability to convert a regular play booking into a private party after the fact, so planning ahead is important.

• Private Birthday Party (2 hours) — $300: Covers 8 children and 8 adults with exclusive access to the entire playground and all 8 sensory rooms. Additional children can be added at $14/hour each (one adult per additional child included at no extra charge); additional adults beyond the base group are $6/hour. Maximum capacity is 40 guests total, with a maximum of 20 children. The package includes exclusive use of the private party room with refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker, two Sensetional staff members to assist throughout, and 15 minutes early access for setup before guests arrive.
• Shared Birthday Party (up to 8 children) — from $125/hour: Guests pay the regular play admission, plus $20/hour for exclusive use of the private party room, up to a maximum of $125/hour. The main difference from a private party is that other families may be present in the playground during your celebration. This option is a good fit for smaller, more casual birthday gatherings where exclusive playground access isn’t a priority.

Sensetional also welcomes school visits and special group bookings, coordinated by email. For families travelling from across the Montreal region — including Côte-Saint-Luc, Outremont, Westmount, Côte-des-Neiges, Laval, or Saint-Laurent — Sensetional’s Mont-Royal location is centrally situated on the island and accessible from major arteries. To book a party, contact info@sensetional.com.

Admission Pricing & Multi-Visit Passes at Sensetional, Mont-Royal

Sensetional offers tiered play sessions by duration — 60, 90, or 120 minutes — with pricing based on the child’s age. All prices are listed before taxes. Every child admission includes one adult at no extra charge; additional adults are available at a supplement. Sensetional also offers multi-visit cards with no expiry date, available at the reception desk, for families who plan to return regularly.

• Babies 0–12 months (accompanying another child): Free
• Babies 0–12 months (only child visiting) — 1 adult included: $12 / $16 / $20 (60 / 90 / 120 min)
• Children 12–24 months — 1 adult included: $12 / $16 / $20 (60 / 90 / 120 min)
• Children 24 months and up — 1 adult included: $21 / $28 / $34 (60 / 90 / 120 min)
• Additional adults: $6 / $9 / $12 (60 / 90 / 120 min)
• Multi-visit cards (no expiry): 15% off for 3 visits, 25% off for 5 visits, 50% off for 10 visits — one card per child or adult

Advance booking is strongly recommended to guarantee your session. Walk-ins are welcome when space permits, but Sensetional operates on a controlled-capacity model to keep the environment calm and comfortable for all children, especially those with sensory sensitivities.

Facility Amenities at Sensetional Indoor Playground, Mont-Royal

• 8 themed sensory rooms, each focused on a different sense — tactile, visual, hearing, and more
• Main play area with climbing wall, large ball pit, and interactive games
• Private party room with refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker
• Gift cards available for purchase
• PD day programming and seasonal special events (spring break passes, etc.) — check the website or contact for current offerings
• Staff trained in CPR and first aid; security cameras and secure check-in system on site
• Play areas regularly cleaned and sanitized; illness prevention policy in place
• Bilingual service in French and English
• Located at 2435 Chemin Manella, Suite 224, Mont-Royal, QC H4P 2A5
• Phone: 819-448-0592 | Email: info@sensetional.com

Why Montreal-Area Families Choose Sensetional Multi-Sensory Playground

What makes Sensetional stand apart from every other indoor playground in Montreal is its foundational design philosophy. Rather than building a traditional play structure and calling it inclusive, Sensetional built the entire facility around the concept of sensory-informed play — eight rooms, each engaging the body and mind through a different channel, using technology and environmental design that is genuinely novel in the Montreal market. The augmented reality sandbox, the living drawings wall, and the silent dance room aren’t add-ons to a standard playground; they are the playground. For families of neurodivergent children who have struggled with the noise, chaos, or sensory overload of conventional play centres, Sensetional’s controlled-capacity, appointment-based model offers something meaningfully different: a space that was built with their children in mind from the ground up. And for neurotypical children, the technology-forward, room-by-room exploration is simply a far more imaginative and memorable outing than another climbing structure visit. Families from Westmount, Outremont, Côte-des-Neiges, Laval, Saint-Laurent, and across Greater Montreal regularly make the trip to Mont-Royal for exactly this reason.

Frequently Asked Questions — Sensetional Multi-Sensory Playground, Mont-Royal

Do I need to book in advance to visit Sensetional?

Advance booking is strongly recommended and is the best way to guarantee your session time. Sensetional operates on a controlled-capacity model to maintain a calm environment for all children. Walk-ins are accommodated when space is available, but to avoid disappointment — especially on weekends, PD days, and during school breaks — booking ahead via the Sensetional website is advised. Sensetional is open Tuesday through Sunday by appointment; closed Mondays.

Is Sensetional suitable for children with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing differences?

Yes — Sensetional was built specifically with neurodivergent children in mind, and its entire design reflects that commitment. The eight sensory rooms engage different senses at a child’s own pace rather than in an overwhelming all-at-once environment. The controlled-capacity booking model keeps the space from becoming crowded or loud. The Silent Dance room in particular is a thoughtful accommodation for children sensitive to shared noise environments. Sensetional describes its mission as providing an inclusive space for children of all neurotypes, and families of children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and other neurodiverse profiles are warmly welcomed.

How do I book a birthday party at Sensetional?

Birthday parties at Sensetional are booked exclusively by email at info@sensetional.com. Sensetional cannot guarantee party availability for existing play reservations converted last-minute, so reaching out early is important. Two party formats are available: a fully private party (2 hours, $300 for up to 8 children + 8 adults) and a smaller shared party option where the playground remains open to other visitors during your event. Confirm current availability, any seasonal restrictions, and the most up-to-date package details directly with the team at Sensetional.

What are the footwear and safety requirements at Sensetional?

Sensetional maintains a secure check-in system and has security cameras throughout the facility. Staff are trained in CPR and first aid, and a sanitization and illness prevention policy is in place. For specific footwear requirements and any other current safety protocols, contact Sensetional at 819-448-0592 or info@sensetional.com before your visit.

Where is Sensetional located, and how do I get there from central Montreal?

Sensetional is located at 2435 Chemin Manella, Suite 224, in the Town of Mont-Royal (Ville Mont-Royal), Quebec, H4P 2A5 — a municipality on the Island of Montreal, accessible from the A-15 (Décarie Expressway) and within easy reach of the Namur and De la Savane métro stations on the Orange Line. Families from Côte-Saint-Luc, Côte-des-Neiges, Outremont, Westmount, NDG, Laval, and Saint-Laurent will find the location convenient. Search “Sensetional Mont-Royal” in Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions.