According to a press release, it's the "largest water park ever built in Quebec" and will be among the largest indoor water parks in the country.
But it's not just the size that makes it special — it's the immersive, tropical vibes inspired by French Polynesia, the sprawling resort-style location, and the kind of themed attractions you'd expect at a destination park that give this spot its novelty.
It will boast more than 20 thrilling water attractions, including a water roller coaster, a lazy river, and a surf area.
There's more than just a waterpark, however. Mōrea will include a convention center, two hotels, a theatre, a spa and wellness center, restaurants, boutiques, and more.
A rendering of the water park.Mōrea Parc Aquatique | Facebook
Mōrea has even been dubbed "Quebec's own Disney" by CBC, and with its immersive themes, hotels, eateries and other attractions, it's easy to see why — it's designed to feel like a magical world of its own.
The park has its own mascot as well — a beachy blue turtle named Mo, ready to become Quebec's answer to Mickey Mouse.
As the water park is located indoors, you'll be able to enjoy this attraction year-round, just like Disney World.
Construction on the facility is set to begin in summer 2026, with the waterpark and the first hotel slated to open in 2028, so don't grab your swimsuit just yet.
If you've ever dreamed of a Disney-style resort in Canada, this upcoming attraction might just be the closest thing yet.
This story was inspired by the article “Everything we know about the massive Disney-like water park opening near Montreal,” which was originally published on MTL Blog by Al Sciola.
This article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.
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The Accelerators at Calypso Water Park.
Boomerango at Calypso Water Park. 