My Unforgettable Montreal Canadiens Trip
his past week, I had an unforgettable trip to Montreal — and it was every hockey fan’s dream! 🇨🇦
I visited the legendary Bell Centre, home of the Montreal Canadiens, and even got to watch the Habs practice live at their training rink. Seeing Ivan Demidov’s incredible skill and Patrik Laine’s sharp shooting up close was unreal. Plus, I got to meet Ivan Demidov, Patrik Laine, Nick Suzuki, Lucas Condotta, Joe Veleno, Jake Evans, and Alexandre Carrier in person!
In this video, I’ll share the full story of my trip, from the electric atmosphere of the Bell Centre to the unforgettable moment of meeting NHL stars face-to-face. If you’re a Canadiens fan, you won’t want to miss this!
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If you do move here, welcome to Montreal!
Awesome! I stumbled across Kaiden Guhle at Botanix (a gardening and hardware store) on the South Shore of Montreal the morning of game 3 vs Washington. I was about to say hi but I looked into his eyes and he was clearly like "please don't. I have so much stuff to do today" so I just smiled and he smiled back haha.
Went there 2023 watched oilers was great time bell centre rocks
hope you took the time to check out the forum!
I subscribed. You deserve to be recognized for your dedication and passion.
Montréal born and raised. There's nothing quite like Montréal for quality of life and culture. When I was a University student I met and/or saw many, many hockey players, especially in bars on Saturday nights. The francophones players and some anglophone players preferred the bars in the French area (Plateau Mt-Royal, Ville-Marie roughly east of downtown). My favorite encounter is Chris Chelios. Fun fact: the thing I remember the most is that his bicep felt literally like steel (compared to normal people who are fit).
Montreal is a beautiful city, but the cost of living is way up there. Id suggest living near Brossard, rent is much cheaper depending where you go. Happy to see you happy! Keep up the good work!
Love the content…but the upward inflection on every single sentence just makes it too tough to deal with.
Glad you had a great trip though.
Hey! I saw you at CN Centre yesterday! I was wearing a Demidov Jersey😂 ! So could to know that you have a channel and are a fan too! Go Habs Go
Uh no. THAT building didn’t house “legends” for “decades”.
NOTHING has been won in that building.
The Forum is where the “ghosts” resided.
It nice to know you enjoyed the Habs so much at you're considering moving in but If you really want to do that, I just want to let you know that the housing price in mtl is pretty high right now.
Nice to see you had a good time. Where are you from? The burbs are definitely better and cheaper than on the Mtl island. South shore near the CN Center is good for entertainment. Dix-30 is nearby and has all you need.
Awesome man! Keep up the great work.
Thank you my brother for the great content,I am Montrealer living in New Zealand and I greatly appreciate your content to keep up with the Habs,much Love and keep up with the awesome work.😊
Blessed