Hockey Hall of Fame Review

Price is a bit heavy but for fans of hockey this is a must-see, so much there it is definitely worth it for hockey fans.

Such a cool place for hockey fans to go. Lots of awesome memorabilia from days gone. The staff were super friendly. I personally loved the theatres showing short films about the game. This is a must see for all hockey fans.

We spent almost three hours looking around and learning about the history of hockey. The interactive games were fun.

Great place for someone who loves hockey memorabilia.

Everything about hockey. There are even interactive games where you can compete against National League players. To see and touch the Stanley Cup!

Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto is must visit place if you are a hockey fan. Especially when I lived in Edmonton during the 80s and seeing a team like Edmonton Oilers, featuring the legendary no. 99 Wayne Gretzky, breaking all kinds of record and eventually led the team to lift the Stanley Cup right at Northland Colisum in 1984, their fifth year in the NHL. Gretzky, together with star players like Mark Messier, Glenn Anderson, Jarri Kurri, Paul Coffey, Grant Fuhr, Kevin Lowe when they formed the nucleus of Edmonton Dynasty, winning 5 Stanley Cups in 7 years. This is indeed one of the best team, if not the best team ever, that had played in the NHL. It is so exciting to see Gretzky, Messier, Kurri, Coffey being inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

The other team that I like, of course, is the 1972 Team Canada, when they won the Summit Series over the powerful Soviet hockey team, and winning the last game in Moscow, scoring THE GOAL by Paul Henderson in the last moment of the game to win it 6:5. Although I never got a chance to watch the series live in Canada, I was still so excited watching the documentary of the Summit Series after so many years later. Paul Henderson is still not a member of the Hall of Fame, but his goal --- probably the most important goal ever scored in the hockey history, will forever remembered by all Canadians.

If you like hockey, it's a great place to visit. Maybe there are many many things to read, but still, it is great. It's an occasion to see close the famous Stanley Cup and all the trophees like the Conny Smith, Lady Bing, Vezina, Maurice Richard, etc.

The Hockey Hall of Fame in the heart of
Downtown Toronto is a must during your time in Canada for sure. Lots of incredible history inside and outside of the facility. Great staff members. In addition, loving the diversed staff members at the Hockey Hall of Fame as well. This is must visit for sports fans across the globe too. Can t wait to come back for another visit soon!!!!

Lots of Hockey things you can broadcast and play hockey on a screen. You can see the Stanly cup too wich is the real one. It's a very nice place to go for hockey fans in Toronto downtown. This is the Stanly cup. Zoom in to see the whole cup.

such a cool place for a hockey fan. Lots of things to see including equipment and jerseys worn by your favourite players. They have a really cool goalie helmet room, a huge trophy room where the original Stanley is and so much more. Go check it out. It's located underneath the "Spirit of hockey" store...I only say that because it isn't super clear where it is located when you walk into the area.

I don't even know where to start.. This place is amazing! Quaint, and nice.

the place is amazing the best place to go to see hockey history the guides are awesome and you can learn a lot from it.

Nice display of past and present players from all across the country. A bit disappointed with the lack of display and presentations. There was a small section of goalie masks. But, nothing to elaborate on the position. In fact, there was barely anything for goalies. There was a huge focus on Howe, Gretzky and the dynasty of the Canadiens. The theatre was less than entertaining. The games for both adults and kids was a great idea ... unfortunately, the level of play was so far advanced that it really wasn't fun for the kids. The goalie section shots were light speed that you can barely make a save unless you study the shots, which takes away from the fun. The shooting screen were just as bad as the system was not very accurate. Overall, it was a good experience ... I, at least visited it once. Disappointed with the lack of display and the history of the game. I found the baseball HOF more entertaining. Plus, the hassle of it being in downtown Toronto did not make life any easier.

I still get flashbacks of the pucks firing at me (eye level) in that goalie game. Signed, Danny DeVito.

Great place to learn hockey history. Lots to see. You could easily spend 2hrs here.

We absolutely loved this place one of us on a 1st visit the camera was out pretty fast and we both loved getting to see the Stanley Cup. We both took a ton of pictures. It was getting a little too busy but it was luckily when we were leaving and some of it closed off due to an event but There was still so much to see and do... So much history it is really an amazing place. The staff were also fantastic and very helpful to making sure I got around alright in my chair and did not need anything. The 3D movie was absolutely amazing. I wish it was longer!

well, it's hard to find the words if you love hockey. Every single person who likes hockey must visit this place.

Could spend days going through looking at everything

Enjoyed the hall of fame and got to touch the cup.....

Great place for those who like hockey. 3D theatre was very cool. Make sure to bring coins with you because the vending machines are coins only. It can get extremely hot there. Huge lineups on the interactive games. The Cam clips can sometimes have email broken links.

Loved coming here, there's everything here from every year to every level/league. It's amazing to see all the games used equipment from there legends of hockey. Cameras are welcomed and there's a very nice gift shop! There's even some hands on stuff for the kids!

Tons of history, plus fun activities and informative shows.

Admission can be a bit pricey but there is so much to see. Visiting from overseas I still had a great time.

Be sure not to miss the trophy room.

Get past that the entry is in a food court in the bottom. This is an awesome visit for any hockey fan. So many relics of the past - jerseys, locker room set ups, interactives for the kids. The goalie mask exhibit also made me cry. And its the hockey hall of fame, so you get international stories, famous womens hockey games. But then you get to the trophy room. Vezina trophy. The Hart trophy. The cup. What an amazing gem of a museum and worth every penny.

Legendary institution. A must visit at least once in your life of you're a hockey fan. Fun and informative, don't miss the gift shop!

We visited the Hockey Hall of Fame while on vacation in Toronto and had a great experience. We visited on a weekday at the end of October and the place only had a few people - not crowded at all. I d read mixed reviews about the size of the museum so I didn t know what to expect but I was really impressed with the collection! It was a really fun experience and I learned a lot. Plus the simulator game was a lot of fun! Definitely worth the visit.

Really great place to see hockey memorabilia . I will warn you now though. They do not have anything in the Sean Walters exhibit. Well actually they wouldn't take my stuff to be honest said I need more points like the great one to get an exhibit. So I warn you there is no Sean Walters exhibit.

Fantastic, if you're a huge hockey fan give yourself 3-4 hrs to wander through all the memorabilia, trophies, etc

Fun place to check out everything hockey. It's only gotten better over the years.

I don't know if there needs to be a review. It's all the hockey history you could ask for.

Really cool exhibit and I'm just a casual hockey fan. Worth the visit.

Great place for hockey Fan. Good place to know hockey history of Canada. Staffs are courteous and informative.They have some antique collection too.

Very place you have to attend a match to give an account of the atmosphere

I expected this place to be bigger as it is a hall of fame when actually it's a basement of stuff. They have some really cool stuff in here but more interactive displays would help immensely. They said the tour takes about an hour and a half but we were about 45 mins.

Loved it. So interesting and so much heritage knowledge to learn.

Very interesting atmosphere, and interactive displays were very exciting!

Awesome for any hockey fans, lots of different artifacts from through out the years, would definitely recommend.

My husband loves hockey and I support him. He loved this place.

Very extensive. Not boring. Reasonable entrance fee.

THE HISTORY OF HOCKEY IN THE WORLD. A MUST SEE FOR THE HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS YOU GUYS AND OLD WITH HANDS-ON DISPLAYS.

Price was decent but lots of hockey memorabilia. Definitely a must see for any Hockey fan.

The Hall of Fame store does not have as much selection as when it was located undergeound by the entrance to the hall

Had a layover in Toronto and stopped in. Was very impressed! Loved seeing the traveling Stanley Cup- great surprise!!

Lots to see here. Could definitely spend a day. Lots of interactive things to do. Was hard to find at first as it's on the bottom floor. Spent quite a bit on souvenirs upstairs after, which are surprisingly not outrageously priced.

It was cool to see but admission is way over priced and the museum was kinda small. I was there on a Monday and felt like 5:00 was too early to close especially with it being located in a big tourist spot.

It's the hall of fame for the best game you can name: the good old hockey game. Great exhibits and of course the Stanley Cup!

Classic spot in the city. A must for hockey fans. Shoot out to Bill with his incredible knowledge, stories and service!

It s probably cool but I don t know I ve never been there

Absolutely amazing. A holy ground for those who love the game of Hockey.

A must for any hockey fan.
Legendary players, jerseys and gear on exhibit. Learn about hockey all over the world and history of NHL.
Interactive exhibits are greatly improved recently and great for kids

If you are a true hockey fan, you have to come here.

This was the highlight of an amazing trip to Toronto. I could've spent 2 days at the hall of fame. Tons of cool exhibits with many that were interactive. Loads of information and history. Every though there were lots of people there, it didn't feel crowded, and you could move freely. If you're a hockey fan this is a must see! It's located in the heart of downtown, near many other great attractions.

Very nice place to visit do much to see and do there

Oh, this is heaven! I spent several hours on my first and only visit this past New Years Eve. So cool, and I shared this experience with one of my sons. We had a BLAST!

Good place to learn about the history of hockey in Canada.

Thought it would of been better but still a neat place to visit.

Very interesting and well laid out. The entry is not from ground level. You have to go down a level.

This was a birthday trip for my husband. He was so excited and they didn't disappoint. Lots to do and see and located within a mall with food and shopping options

A good place to spend a couple of hours and learn about the history of hockey. You can also take a picture with the Stanley cup! The 3D TSN Theatre inside is also a free and a really fun experience!