Montreal · Tennis Canada centre

Stade IGA

15 indoor courts in Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension — Parc Jarry. Permanent building.

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Indoor courts15Permanent building
SurfaceHard (11 indoor courts), Clay (4 indoor courts)
Pay per courtYesNo membership needed
Junior programsYesIncl. high performance

Who can play

A public tennis centre run by Tennis Canada. Anyone can book an indoor or outdoor court online; no membership is needed. Holders of the City's Accès Montréal card pay less and can book earlier.

How to book: Online booking on book.stadeiga.com. Accès Montréal holders book up to 3 days ahead from 8:30 p.m.; juniors with Accès Montréal book 3 days ahead from 7 a.m.; everyone else books 2 days ahead. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full credit.

Prices

Court rental prices at Stade IGA
Court rentalPrice (CAD)
Indoor hard court, regular (Oct 2 – May 31)$35 / hour
Indoor hard court, Accès Montréal (Oct 2 – May 31)$30 / hour
Indoor hard court, Accès Montréal junior 17 and under (Oct 2 – May 31)$15 / hour
Indoor hard court, Accès Montréal senior 55+ (Oct 2 – May 31)$25 / hour
Indoor hard court, all rates (June 1 – Oct 1)$15 / hour
Indoor clay court, regular (Oct 2 – May 31)$40 / hour
Indoor clay court, Accès Montréal (Oct 2 – May 31)$35 / hour
Indoor clay court, Accès Montréal junior 17 and under (Oct 2 – May 31)$20 / hour
Indoor clay court, Accès Montréal senior 55+ (Oct 2 – May 31)$30 / hour
Indoor clay court, all rates (June 1 – Oct 1)$20 / hour
Membership prices at Stade IGA
MembershipPrice (CAD)
Not published

Prices for Rates as published in October 2026, taxes included, as published by the facility on October 18, 2026. Tax may be extra. Check the source before you book.

Junior programs

Stade IGA is the home of Tennis Canada's National Tennis Centre, which recruits and trains players aged 13 to 19. Juniors 17 and under with an Accès Montréal card get the lowest court rate and early booking. Tennis Montréal also runs junior group classes here.

  • Centre national de tennis présenté par Rogers (National Tennis Centre) · ages 13–19
    Tennis Canada's full-time national training program. Players are recruited by Tennis Canada; it is not open for registration.
  • Tennis Montréal junior group classes · mini-tennis ages 3–6; ages 7–17
    Run by Tennis Montréal, the regional association. A Tennis Montréal membership card is required. Fall 2026 session 2 registration: October 26 at 6:30 p.m.
  • Tennis Montréal Pôle performance – développement · ages 10–17
    Coached by a Tennis Montréal Excellence coach.

Good to know for parents

  • Open to the public with no membership. With an Accès Montréal card, a junior pays $15 per hour for an indoor hard court in the cold season.
  • A junior rate booking must have a player 17 or under at check-in, with proof of age. Only one adult may be on a junior-rate court.
  • When the outdoor courts are closed for winter, each player may play only 1 hour per day.
  • Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day, except December 25 and January 1.
  • Tennis Canada plans to build a new stadium and redevelop the site. No dates for work on the indoor courts were published when we checked.

Lessons, adults and amenities

Lessons: Private coaches who are not authorized are not allowed. Tennis Montréal keeps a list of certified coaches who may teach at Stade IGA.

Amenities: Lounge, Locker rooms with showers, Tennis Giant pro shop on site, Snack bar, Free Wi-Fi.

Sources

Sources differ
  • The City of Montréal page lists 12 indoor courts. Tennis Canada lists 11 indoor hard courts and 4 indoor clay courts (15 in total). We show Tennis Canada's number.

We checked these sources on October 18, 2026. We get no money from this facility and use no referral links. Something wrong or out of date? Tell us.