Hockey Hall of Fame: Interactive NHL Experience
4.6
248 Ratings
Toronto
Experience the thrill of the NHL at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Test your skills against top players, relive historic moments, and get up close to the Stanley Cup.
Duration:
2 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Hockey Hall of Fame - Spread across 65,000 square feet, the Hockey Hall of Fame is a vibrant, immersive and interactive celebration of hockey. Test your goaltending and shooting skills against life-sized, animated versions of today’s top players in a state-of-the-art model rink.
Check out the Broadcast Zone where you can call the play-by-play of some of the most memorable moments in hockey history or anchor your own show in a replica studio.
Explore themed exhibits dedicated to the game’s greatest players, teams and achievements, a replica NHL dressing room and take in a movie in one of two theatres, including access to hockey’s first 3D film.
Get up close and personal with the Stanley Cup. No visit is complete until you’ve had your photo taken with hockey’s Holy Grail! Before you leave, don’t forget to pick up a souvenir from the Spirit of Hockey gift store, featuring an unrivaled selection of hockey-related merchandise and memorabilia.
What's Included
- Includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges.
What's Not Included
- Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
Additional Information
The Hockey Hall of Fame stands unrivaled as a venue for entertainment. Dive into the sport that not only shapes Canada’s culture but has also been embraced by more than 80 nations worldwide.
Get a feel of playing goalie or taking shots against life-sized, animated replicas of current top-tier NHLPA Game Time players. Take on the role of an announcer, narrating hockey’s most memorable goals and host your own show in the TSN Broadcast Zone.
Relish in the grandest assortment of hockey memorabilia globally, and to top it all, seize the opportunity to click a picture with the most prestigious prize in hockey — the revered Stanley Cup.
- The Hockey Hall of Fame is located in the heart of downtown Toronto at the corner of Yonge & Front Streets in Brookfield Place, a short walk from many Toronto attractions including Scotiabank Arena (formerly Air Canada Centre), CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, Rogers Centre and Eaton Centre.
- Wheelchairs and Strollers can reach every area in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Location
Hockey Hall of Fame
30 Yonge Street, Brookfield Place - Concourse Level
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.6
(248 Ratings)
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Amanda_s
Apr 28, 2024
Amazing Experience - My boyfriend LOVED IT! It was his birthday and he’s always dreamed of going here. He’s from Saskatchewan and told me he was blown away by how incredible it was.
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Daniela_h
Apr 27, 2024
Great experience!! - I highly recommend The Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto offers an immersive experience for hockey enthusiasts. It's a treasure trove of memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and displays honoring the sport's legends and defining moments. Whether you're marveling at the Stanley Cup, learning about equipment evolution, or testing your skills in interactive games, there's something for every fan to enjoy. It's a must-visit destination that truly captures the essence of hockey's history and culture.
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Amandawilliamson93
Apr 23, 2024
All Round Experience - -Awesome experience for tourists
-We spent two - three hours here looking at the history
-A bonus we didn't know was that we got to have a turn at shooting hockey goals and also seeing the Stanley Cup in person, as well as taking photos - that was the icing on the cake
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926michellec
Apr 8, 2024
Great place to visit for a Hockey Fan - For a die hard hockey fan which place would be a dream visit for them, for me not such one was great place to learn about the players, history or the sport and also the imprint it has throughout the world, as I learnt loads about the sport I didn't know.
Loads to look at throughout the Hall of Fame and the layout is perfect to flow into all the different areas, it's also very interactive for not only younger people but people of all ages. It's a place to visit and you don't feel rushed through as it's self paced, everyone is respectful of everyone else and plenty of photo opportunities of places you might not ever get the chance too.
I especially enjoyed learning about the history of the Stanley Cup and himself in the vault and getting to see the Stanley Cup in person is something I would have never got to do, so this was a nice way to end the visit.
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Michelle_c
Apr 8, 2024
Great place to visit for an Ice Hockey fan! - For a die hard hockey fan which place would be a dream visit for them, for me not such one was great place to learn about the players, history or the sport and also the imprint it has throughout the world, as I learnt loads about the sport I didn't know.
Loads to look at throughout the Hall of Fame and the layout is perfect to flow into all the different areas, it's also very interactive for not only younger people but people of all ages. It's a place to visit and you don't feel rushed through as it's self paced, everyone is respectful of everyone else and plenty of photo opportunities of places you might not ever get the chance too.
I especially enjoyed learning about the history of the Stanley Cup and himself in the vault and getting to see the Stanley Cup in person is something I would have never got to do, so this was a nice way to end the visit.
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Katrina_a
Apr 7, 2024
Hat Trick experience - Spectacular building ! Old & new architecture meet in an unforgettable experience. The museum displays were easy to navigate. There is an interactive hockey experience and you can have your photo taken with with the Stanley Cup.
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Yeongb2023
Mar 28, 2024
Interactive and fun for the kids! - Took my sons & 2 nephews during kids' spring break, went on a Monday AM at the open and had the place pretty much to ourselves. Highlights for the kids were the opportunities to take shots on a virtual goalie as well as playing netminder using a virtual system. Lots of fun for the kids. Was awesome to see equipment from the game's greats. Loved the Canadian's locker room setup, kids got to handle stuff actually used by the pros.
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Olivia_l
Mar 17, 2024
NHL Hockey Store a must see - This is a place for anyone who is interested in hockey or in sport in general. Its full of facts and history that is a great read and look at. Lovers of Hockey a must especially little kids so much to do. An easy 2 hour exhibit to explore. Location is awesome and the shop to purchase things outstanding. The 30 minute 3D movie about game 7 in the finals series well worth the admission fee.
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Dez_d
Apr 28, 2024
MAKE SURE YOU PLAN EXTRA TIME!!!! - So so so much to look at. Definitely reserve AT LEAST 2 hours of your day. Not tooooo much devils stuff if that’s your team but we’re growing so maybe one day!!!
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Uofmpanther
Mar 27, 2024
Best for hockey history buff, less so for casual fans - As a caveat, I'm a casual Red Wings Fan. But the whole family went because my husband is a hockey history buff. I was smaller than I expected, but packed full of info. There were also four interactive areas - one where you shot on a digital goalie, one where players shot on your goal and you had to defend, and a PS4 game console area. Get in the goalie and defending lines when you see they are short because they don't stay that way for long. The video they take of you doing it is pretty cool and free to download. The history was interesting, especially the history of women in hockey (it's still a pretty discriminatory sport). There's only been one female president of a team ever. The Stanley cup is great to see in person. It is up a different set of stairs from the gift shop, so don't get confused. Even if you choose not to buy the picture, standing in the short line is worth seeing the cup up close.
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