Somewhere else,
in a train ride

No, you must purchase your own transit fare (train or bus) to get to Vaudreuil station.

The ticket sold on this ticketing platform only includes the shuttle service from Vaudreuil station to the tourist attractions and the return to the station. You must independently organize your transportation to and from Vaudreuil station.

Please refer to the exo.quebec website for information on rates and purchase procedures for transit fares.

To use the train between Montreal and Vaudreuil, an All Modes ABC fare is required. This fare provides access to the metro, train, and bus.

For bus-only travel, the Bus fare is available at a lower cost.

The Occasional smart card can hold 1, 2, or 10 tickets. For more information about the Occasional card, please visit exo’s website.

For a round trip, there are several different ticket combinations available. For example:

• 2 All Modes ABC tickets cost $13.50.
• 2 Bus ABC tickets cost $7.
• The Unlimited Weekend All Modes ABC Fare, valid from 4 PM on Friday to 5 AM on Monday, cost $15.75.

For more information, please refer to the fare schedule 2024.

Use the ticket vending machines (DAT) available at stations and terminals or visit a metropolitan ticket office or an exo sales and service point.

In Montreal:

• Central Station, 895 de la Gauchetière Street West
• Radisson Terminal, 7155 Sherbrooke Street East
• Parc Station, 300 Ogilvy Avenue
• Vendôme Station, 5130 de Maisonneuve Boulevard West

In Vaudreuil-Dorion:

• Vaudreuil Station, 3101 Gare Boulevard

For more information on other sales points and opening hours, consult the list of ticket offices.

If you already have an Opus card, you can now purchase your fares directly in the Chrono app, without having to go to a physical location. See how to use the Opus Reload feature.

Train: consult the schedule for line 11-Vaudreuil/Hudson.
Bus: consult the schedule for line 40 Express Vaudreuil – Terminus Côte-Vertu.

*Be sure to select the weekend schedules, which are different from weekday schedules.

For more information on schedules for other train or bus lines, visit exo’s website.

No, we do not offer refunds.

No, we do not offer refunds.

We invite you to refer to an organizer at the welcome kiosk at the station if you miss the shuttle boarding.

No, as we are limited in terms of seats, you must respect the return time indicated on your ticket.

We cannot guarantee seat availability on the next shuttle. We can only offer you the next shuttle if we assess that seats are available on the same day.

We recommend visiting the attractions’ websites to check the information and plan your meals accordingly. Some offer meals, while others only provide drinks or snacks.

If you wish to enjoy a traditional sugar shack meal at Sucrerie de la Montagne, please note that it is mandatory to make a reservation in advance by phone at 450-451-0831.

You are allowed to bring your own lunch to the Mont Rigaud site, but not to the Sucrerie de la Montagne.

However, please note that bringing alcohol or cooking devices (e.g., portable barbecue, etc.) is prohibited, and there are no microwaves available to the public.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to bring your bike on the shuttle.

However, Mont Rigaud offers bike rental services if you wish to enjoy the mountain biking trails. Click here for more info.

Yes, you are welcome to call 1-866-469-0069, and you will be guided through the process of booking your outing.

Unfortunately, no, this activity is not accessible for people with reduced mobility. There is walking involved, and the buses and locations are not fully equipped to accommodate people with reduced mobility.