Montreal is gearing up for the Canadian Grand Prix, expecting around 130,000 visitors daily. To manage the influx, Parc Jean-Drapeau will be completely car-free, with no public parking available except for individuals with reduced mobility. Spectators are encouraged to use the Montreal Metro, which will increase service on the Yellow line to every four minutes. Last year, 97% of attendees opted for active or public transportation, leading to a 15% increase in Metro ridership compared to typical weekends. For cyclists, expanded BIXI stations and additional bike parking will be available. A new five-minute river shuttle will also operate from the Old Port to Île Sainte-Hélène, requiring passengers to book ahead and use an OPUS card. The combined draw of the Grand Prix and the Eastern Conference finals is expected to provide a significant economic boost, with local hotels reporting a 90% occupancy rate and local bars and restaurants anticipating high turnout over the weekend.