Québec Winter Carnival aims to offer an inclusive, safe, and enjoyable experience for all Carnavaleux, including visitors with reduced mobility. Below you will find all the information you need to plan your visit.
Our outdoor sites are partially accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. For safety and accessibility reasons, access routes to all activities are cleared. Visitors with reduced mobility may enter the sites, but some access paths may remain difficult to use. We strongly recommend being accompanied.
View the Kéroul profileCompanions are granted free access to the sites and musical evenings when the visitor with reduced mobility has their Effigy and presents a Leisure Companion Card (CAL). One companion is permitted per visitor with reduced mobility, regardless of age.
Reserved spaces for visitors with reduced mobility are available during musical evenings and Night Parades. These areas include:
Corner of D’Auteuil Street and Grande Allée, via D’Auteuil Street from Saint-Jean Street.
On weekdays, when the pedestrian zone is not in effect, it may be possible to get closer depending on current road signage.
Corner of Wilfrid-Laurier Avenue and Place George-V East, via Wilfrid-Laurier Avenue from Taché Avenue or the Cour du Général de Montcalm.
In front of Espace Quatre Cents, located at 100 Quai Saint-André.
Near the Jean Coutu located at 320 Chemin de la Canardière.
Parking spaces reserved for holders of a reduced-mobility permit are available near our sites:
From February 6 to 15, 2026, enjoy free Vidéotron Shuttles to travel easily between Québec Winter Carnival sites and Bonhomme’s winter beach, Gougoune et doudoune. Two shuttles will be in service, including one adapted for visitors with reduced mobility. Click here for more information.
Schedule
Monday to Friday: 12 PM to 5 PM
Saturday and Sunday: 10 AM to 5 PM
* Departures approximately every 30 minutes
Animals are not permitted on Carnival sites. Only assistance dogs are allowed.