New Years Eve party at Café d’Époque, Mont Tremblant, QC

Last month Gord and I had bought tickets for the New Years Eve party at the Café d’Époque, Mont Tremblant's only nightclub.  The early bird prices started at $50 each, depending on when you bought them (we paid $60).  If you bought them today, they were $100!

Included were:

• Free souvenir mystical winter photo shoot with high-res download 
• Free hats, mask, noisemakers and other party favors for every guest 
• Largest balloon drop on the mountain!! 
• Champagne toast at midnight 
• Mystical Winter Sweets Station Raffle drawing with amazing prizes 
• A must see magical winter midnight countdown 
• Amazing resident DJ Xstream and special guest the legendary DJ Double J 
• Beer, shooters, champagne, and mixed drinks (non-premium) $3!!! 8pm to 1am

We got there about 11pm and were in a line-up outside (in a bit of a snowstorm) for about ten minutes, even though we had tickets.

When we got in, the place was jammed ... waaaaay overpacked for such a small venue.

It took a while but we grabbed some drinks and found a place to stand.

Bar Café d'Époque, Mont Tremblant, QC

Bar Café d'Époque is across the street from the Diable .  There were flashing lights and loud music inside.

The doorman was giving out coupons ... your first drink was $2 so that was a good enticement for us (regular price for a vodka and cranberry juice was $8) to check it out.

It's a dance club and it was jammed and loud.  Great tunes were being played by a DJ along with the video on TVs.  It was dark except for the flashing strove lights.  Smoke was being pumped in from somewhere to give it a hazy effect.

There were a couple areas where you can dance ... it reminded me of go-go dancers in the movies from/about the 1960s.

Here's Sister Sarah.

 And here are Sister Sarah and I.

These guys were standing next to us for a while.  The big guy was snoozing, leaning back against one of the spots you could be a "go-go dancer".  His buddy behind him was leaning against him snoozing too, his forehead on his buddy's shoulder.

There seems to be quite a few bachelor and bachelorette parties in town.  We saw some ladies at the Diable carrying around a male blow-up doll.  They landed at Bar Café d'Époque too and some guy ended up carrying around their blow-up doll.  Here is Sister Sarah meeting him (the doll) who was a very friendly guy.

It was a fun crazy spot!