Persuaded my wife to pay a visit - she isn't a hockey fan- and even she thought it was value for money. Plenty to see and do, plus amazing to be close to some of my heroes jerseys Etc. Was even able to take a few shots at a net, which was a lot of fun. The staff member who was with the Stanley Cup was a really nice guy and clearly knew his stuff. He was happy to answer all our questions and suggested a few things to look out for. Really enjoyed our visit and would recommend to anyone

At first, this museum appears to be rather unassuming. The entrance is located inside of a bustling shopping mall, and it would be easy to pass it by. However, once inside, the sheer amount of items on display is enough to rival any other museum in the country! They have old pucks, sweaters, game-used sticks, trophies, etc. Some of the items date as far back as the Original Six! This museum details the beginnings of the league, it's many attempts at expansion, the transition of it being a solely North American sport to one that is recognized all over the World, and the dynasties that have shaped the league. I was hardly expecting what I found when I walked inside. Do yourself a favor, carve out at LEAST 2 hours on any given day and head to this amazing establishment!

This is an obvious must-do for any hockey fan. The most amazing hockey memorabilia, fun interactive games, and just so much to see and look at. So incredible seeing so much hockey history in one building. I took my fiance here for her first time and she had a blast! If I had to pick a best time to go it would be a weekday around 1:30 or 2:00 because school trips will later to end at that time and 3 hours is lots of time to look at everything it has to offer

I was in Toronto recently with my wife and we stopped by the HHOF. Amazing! So many items that were part of history in relation to milestones and achievements made by current players and hockey legends alike! Try out your hand at stopping NHL players as a goalie or sniping one past a goaltender. You can do both! But don’t be fooled, even if you’re a goaltender, it’s not easy as it is designed to snipe the corners of the net. Also, lord Stanley’s cup is also there on display to take as many pictures of it as you’d like! Following up the experience is the gift shop, which is every NHL fans dream! Pro tip - purchase tickets online in advance and save 10% in the store. Trust me, you want to do this! 100/10 experience! Must do for hockey aficionados!

If you're a hockey fan, this is a must!!! Well worth the price of admission!. The exhibits are impressive, and you relieve the history of hockey. To see the trophies,the Stanley Cup. Impressive!! A must! The interactive shooting simulators are awesome.

We had a great afternoon at the Hockey Hall of Fame! Tickets were so easy because I could buy them ahead of time and then use them on any day of our trip. It is a well laid out museum with great exhibits! The staff was friendly, especially the guy who took our Stanley Cup picture!

The Hockey Hall of Fame is a great museum dedicated to Hockey in Toronto, Canada. It is also home to the Stanley cup! The Hockey Hall of Fame also has Olympic jerseys, original hockey gear from the early 20th century, championship rings, and trophies galore! I highly recommend coming here!

The hockey hall of fame is a "must"; not just for hockey fans but for history buffs as well. This place is sort of "hidden" in the lower level of a building in downtown Toronto but you must go. Trophies, sweaters (jerseys) interactive games, histories of players--you name it-it's here.

Such an amazing place. So many things to see. So much history. Even if you are not a fan of hockey, the place has so much to read and learn about all the years of hockey and all the players. You can spend several hours here and still not be bored! I loved the whole area with the mascots and the helmets. Astounding! The Tim Hortons in the mall has a bunch of stuff to see too so don't miss it. The entrance is behind the escalator BTW... The gift shop has SOOO much. Oh and get the souvenir book when you come in. Its $5 and you can give it to someone as a souvenir!