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Here is a list of activities to do on March break
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During March Break, parents are looking for activities to keep their children engaged. Various options include free events at Dorval Gardens, outdoor skating at the Esplanade, and paid experiences like Bubble Planet and the Oshana indoor water park.
- During March Break, parents seek activities to keep their kids busy. Tina Wentzell from West Island Mommies suggests free activities at Dorval Gardens, which hosts themed challenge weeks with different sports and games each day
- For outdoor fun, the Esplanade in Montreal offers a large refrigerated skating rink with free skate rentals. Families can also enjoy skating and walking at Beaver Lake
- Bubble Planet provides a paid immersive experience with themed rooms filled with bubbles and VR activities. Located at Plaston Adventure, tickets should be purchased online due to limited availability
- The Oshana indoor water park in Beloit features a toddler section, lazy river, and various slides for different age groups. This facility allows families to enjoy a summer-like experience indoors, ensuring safety for younger children
- For parents working during March Break, Wentzell suggests setting up a movie afternoon at home or coordinating playdates. There are still some March break camps available, though availability may vary