Hockey Hall of Fame Review

Really nice place especially if ur lil ones r into ice hockey

The true Vatican-type museum of Canadian hockey history.

A must visit for all hockey fans. During renovations the entrance is very confusing and the staff/organization made no effort to show where we were supposed to enter while the main entrance was under construction. That being said, this is a must visit for every hockey fan... especially those just visiting Toronto!

Awesome experience.
All hockey fans should visit at least once

Amazing place, got all different type of information that interesting to read, and cool stuff to look at. Worth the price, and has a great gift shop spent some dollars in there and very reasonable prices! Would recommend if your new to hockey or just a hockey lover!

The whole place was more awesome than i expected. The hall of masks was mind blowing. Being able to get my picture taken with the cup for no extra charge was insane. They had all of the trophies that get presented every year. My only complaint was the Hull and Mcinnis jerseys were hanging really bad. As a blues fan i noted that.

This place is quite awesome I remember coming here when I was a kid and I loved the fact that I got to see the Stanley Cup. The gift shop was pretty cool too.

Fantastic info and interactive games for hockey fans.

Exceptional! Both in beauty as in organization and maintenance.
I recommend.
The visit is quite useless for those who are not fans of the sport.

Any hockey fan would love the HHOF. Any and all things hockey. Olympic, NHL, Junior etc. Has interactive exhibits as well. Was able to view and take photos with the Stanley Cup as well as many of the other trophies. Could spend all day here

Such a great experience! The history, the interactive exhibits and the Hockey Hall of Fame make this a great choice for fans of all ages.

The best location for a hockey fan, it s very big and a lot of fun.

Building name said it! Comprehensive story about hockey legacy, our pride and fame.

bro i cry when i come here. its sacred ground. i come once a year and cant wait to come back.

Cooper Smeaton was the highlight. Definitely recommend to check him out.

For all hockey lovers - a must visit. We can rightfully be proud of our legends who have inscribed their names in the history of hockey. You can take a photo with the Stanley Cup. We recommend using your camera or camera, because the quality of the resulting pictures is simply disgusting. Well at least they sent me another email. The gift shop is also noteworthy. The entrance to the museum is located inside the shopping center, down the escalator ... Otherwise, it's easy to just walk by and not notice

Had an awesome time here with my boyfriend. I'm not much into hockey but I learned a lot and really enjoyed my visit. Love the old building and historical things

Amazing place... Just ... Amazing (If you love hockey)

Not sure how it is to visit for actual hockey fans, but I was there for a work party and it was great for that. Lots of places to wander through and find people, interesting memorabilia as surroundings, decent food, some hockey related activities to try with friends, and a stage for karaoke that started slow but got a lot more active as the night wound down and people got more tired/tipsy.

Even if you're not a Hockey fan, it's an interesting place to meet. They have a great store and activities and games and their great room is awesome.

Hadn't been there in ages but loved it the staff were friendly, and cooperative keep it up guys!

An absolute must for all sports enthusiasts and ice hockey fans. Great exhibition and presentation of all players with original items. The museum also has video simulation games, live TV, international jerseys, a cinema and the actual Hall of Fame with the Stanley Cup (trophy). Admission $ 18 is fair. To be found in the basement of the building. Exit via the large NHL shop, which really has EVERYTHING from the puck for $ 6 to the original jersey 199.

A must see for any hockey fans first time visit to toronto. Great time

Awesome collection of hockey memorabilia. Review by RodenReviews

I didn't go to the museum, just the store. The store is very good, wide range of sporting items. I took advantage and bought a souvenir puck.

A beautiful exhibition on Gretzky and Howe. A beautiful museum, very interesting for both adults and children.

If you love hockey, you need to come visit here. The entry is cheap and you can spend hours in here with all the history and information they provide. They have a cool setup where you can experience sitting in the old school locker room of the Montreal Canadiens. They have a vast amount of displays for international hockey as well. Don't forget to get your picture with Lord Stanley and all other trophies given out.

I went with my friends, who are big hockey fans, they loved every moment of it but I can't understand any of it so it is completely up to personal choice

Well organized. Interactive displays that are fun and they cover all the important events in Canadian and International hockey. Friendly and helpful staff.

Amazing!!! And I don't follow hockey. What a collection of sports history, a must visit for anyone in the Toronto area.

The Hockey Hall of Fame is the place to take any lover of the sport. The activities and history in the hall combines fun with education. It has continued to expand its exhibits to include international and women's hockey. I have built up a rather large hockey jersey collection simply by visiting the gift shop following my visits to the hall.

A must stop for a sports fan, The 9 & 99 display is amazing. The amount of penguins items are a great display as well!

This place is bigger then it seems, we were there for a good 2 almost 3 hrs & didn't get through all of it. Great history and information. Would highly recommend you stop by if you are in Toronto.

If you re a hockey lover, like my son is, this place is a must! You could easily spend a half day in this museum. My son loved the shoot out simulators and having his picture next to the Stanley Cup. I would definitely recommend a visit!

Recently moved from Oshawa to Toronto and absolutely loved my first visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame!

Great venue with lots to see and do around everything hockey.

I am not a huge hockey fan but this museum was very interesting, though a bit smaller than I expected.

If you're a hockey fan you'll love it. Not much else to say.

The absolute MUST for every ice hockey fan. Everything there is to know about the NHL can be found here. Pictures, videos, jerseys, rackets and of course the hall with all the trophies for the Stanley Cup.

It was so cool seeing all the memorabilia. Especially Wayne Gretzky's stuff! As well as seeing the Stanley cups. My beau was in his glory

Holy ground for all who love hockey and want to geek out in hockey history

This mecca of the hockey world is a treat to see. The history, the stories, the hardware and the memories make this place a treasure and a must-do for hockey fans.

Large space full of both history and fun/engaging games for kids

My son and I had a great time. My wife and daughter didn't. Interactive hockey shooting , goalie and news anchor were a lot of fun.

Loved it! As a person who loves everything about hockey, this was heaven on earth for me. I highly recommend you try the interactive games when you're there

We had a great time at the HHF! Great collection of some amazing players throughout the years!

Lots of hockey history to be seen. Gordie Howe and Wayne Greztky exhibit.

Loved it! Great place to visit. If you're a fan that also happens to be into history, take your time ... block off at least three hours to give yourself time to read everything and soak in all the memories (also includes time waiting in line at the virtual rinks). Only major downside was the horrible lack of attention to women in the game...spotted a few here and there, but people like Angela James and Haley Wickenheiser need to be prominently featured. Have plans to go again, hopefully when it's more deserted.

This was a great experience. My daughter was in a hockey tournament in the are, so we of course had to go here. It was great! It's in a beautiful building, and has lots of stuff to look at, some you can touch, some stuff you can do. overall, a great experience.

If you are a hockey fan, definitely worth the $19 admission, lots of interesting things to see and read. Plus it is home to the Stanley Cup.

How is in the route of the attractions is worth knowing even if you are not a fan of rockey

Cool museum, I want to immediately note, the entrance through the business center -1 floor, exit through the store to the 0 floor. I was impressed by the collection of hockey fame items, including the USSR and Russia. Hall of Fame and the Stanley Cup caused a thrill . There is an animation for children and teenagers. Around the cafe with a hockey theme.

A great mix of history and fun. While in town for hockey camp we drove down to the Hall of fame. The building itself is something to write home about. The structure had been well preserved and the use of the space makes walking through all of the jerseys and trophets that much more exciting. The staff was great, especially those helping the kids with the games. An added bonus is being able to email yourself videos of the interactive activities for free. A great place to walk through if you find yourself in Toronto.

Lots of hockey history to go through. The great thing about this place is that admission is good for the entire day so you can leave to get lunch and then get back in for free. Asides it being a hockey fan's wet dream, the architecture is also quite nice.

A must see for hockey enthusiasts. If you have hoped on the bandwagon of a team, don't bother as you'll find yourself just looking for stuff related to your team.

Great place to visit and see lots of hockey history.

If you want to have a hockey history experience, it is perfect for you

The place for hockey fans! Fun place to visit with your local hockey team.

Finding the entrance was a bit complicated but once inside, it felt like walking into a temple. It was glorious. The interactive games were pretty cool and I especially liked the fact that they allow you to touch and take pictures with the cup.