Hockey Hall Of Fame Admission Ticket

We had very nice time at Hockey Hall of Fame. Lots of interesting things to see and many old hockey memories. I really like the interactive games and old trophies. Even if you are not big hockey fan, it is worth to visit. We spend almost 2 hours there and enjoy it very much

The Hockey Hall of Fame was amazing! I'm not a hockey fan, but watched during the Olympics. I learned quite a bit about the sport and many of its players during our visit. The room with the Hall of Famers and Stanley Cup was beautifully done.

It was a really good experience. The normal price was 29.99 each and I got this for 19.99 total for 2 people. The museum was nice and I enjoyed everything. I especially enjoyed all the trophies, which included the Stanley cup. It was not very busy the day we went. I did not have any interaction with staff except at the front. The tickets were easy to download. We were there for almost 2 hours, but we really took out time.

There’s a lot to see so give yourself plenty of time and take advantage of the interactive exhibits to learn more about the items on display.

Definitely a must see for the hockey fan in your life! We spent 3.5hrs there. They stamp your hand so that you can leave and come back during the day if you want. Get your picture with the Stanley Cup and pick it up in the gift shop. Very cool experience!

For a lifelong hockey fan, the hockey hall of fame was always a dream. Finally got there this summer and was, sadly, unimpressed. Could have gotten pretty much the same thing at a large sporting goods store -- lots of jerseys and uniforms, lots of pictures, not a lot of insight. There were a couple interactive activities, but they cost extra and were swarmed by kids, so we passed them up. Just didn't live up to expectations. Maybe I was expecting too much.

The Hockey HOF has been on my bucket list for many years and my visit did not disappoint. Besides getting your picture taken with the Stanley Cup, all of the other trophies awarded annually are also on display as well as many hockey artifacts housed in “the vault”. Coming from an “original six” city, seeing artifacts from those original arenas brought back many memories from my childhood. There are interactive opportunities to be a goalkeeper as well as to take shots at a virtual goalie. The HOF is conveniently located near the Scotia Bank Arena and the train station. The $25 admission price is very reasonable and is a good value because you can return within 24 hours. We went in the morning, grabbed lunch at one of the many nearby eateries, and returned for an afternoon visit before catching our train back to Niagara Falls.

We spent an enjoyable couple of hours wandering through the hockey hall of fame in Toronto. While not a "hockey mad fan" I knew enough about the game to appreciate most of the exhibits and had heard of some of the legends of the ice! The Stanley Cup history and exhibit I found of particular interest. I would rate it a must see when touring Toronto.

Husband is the true hockey fan and has only made me one in the last year. He loved it immensely and I really enjoyed it. We spent most of our time in the historical and jersey areas vs the interactive games (we are 55+) and of course upstairs with The Stanley Cup. Highly recommend if you are any type of hockey fan.

This is a must see. A vast amount of memorabilia dating back to the start of hockey. It's amazing to see the changes in gear, masks and sticks. The interactive hockey is the best !

HHOF is a bucket list place to visit for any sports fan. The items and attention to detail are fantastic. Will definitely go back. Cheers!

What an amazing place for someone like me who didn’t really know a great deal about the sport of hockey, but wanted a greater appreciation. I would suggest giving yourself at least a couple of hours there as I had a short time there but missed quite a lot. Great value for money

Great visit for hockey history buffs. Lots of history and up to date information. Exhibits are well done.

We went to the Hockey Hall of Fame as my boyfriend is a huge hockey fan. He really enjoyed all the exhibits. As a tag along person the hall of fame was a nice mix of interaction and history. The ‘Don’t call my Ting’ film was hilarious. Playing the old school hockey/fuseball game was a great time. Also getting to try shooting pucks and blocking them is a great way for everyone to try the game. Two thumbs up.

One day is not enough time to see everything in the Hall. The history of the sport, of the NHL and the rest of the world is breathtaking

Wonderful for all age hockey fans. Interactive for the younger ones! Seeing the Stanley Cup in person was amazing.

We had a great experience and enjoyed the history and displays as well as the interactive games.

Checked off a bucket list visit. Trophy room was impressive. A little disappointed the Bobby Orr took his personal items out for his own HOF

We spent at least 2 hours there. My husband is a great hockey fan and was very intrigued. He liked the history of all the equipment, the movies and seeing the original Stanley cup and all the rings.

My sons had a blast visiting the hockey hall of fame in between games at their tournament last weekend. Lots of interactive options and the parents especially loved the short movie they played as well!

The Hockey Hall of Fame has done a very good job maintaining the shrine of the greatest sport on Earth. Located at Yonge and Front, right downtown Toronto, the HOF pays tribute the game, past, present and future. Interactive displays, games (though the air bubble hockey could be free) and goalie and shot practice opportunities, it’s fun. Some disorganization with better signage could help the getting around HOF better. If you’re a hockey fan, even in the slightest m, it’s worth the $59ish dollars entry fee for one adult and one child. It’s a two to three hour experience that flies by. Going in the middle of summer, the crowd size is busy, but makes it fun too. People are amazed with the legends, the heroes and displays. A definite visit!

Great experience, would recommend this museum if you like hockey or a sports fan in general. So much history in this place.

Absolutely recommend a visit to the museum even if not a major hockey fan. Lots to learn and loads of interactive moments - we had loads of fun!

The Hockey Hall of Fame is a really cool place to visit, especially if you’re a hockey fan. There are tons of exhibits, memorabilia, and interactive activities, and you could easily spend several hours exploring everything. It’s a great experience for both kids and adults. The only downside was how incredibly busy it was. It was difficult to get to some of the exhibits and interactive displays because of the crowds. Overall, it’s definitely worth a visit and a must-see attraction if you’re in Toronto—just be prepared for large crowds, especially during peak times.

Fun and very informative experience. The Hall of Fame is bigger than I expected. Interactive activities and don’t miss the goalie helmet wall.

HHOF visit was a bucket list event for us. We came to Toronto specifically to see it. We are hockey fans and had a lovely time seeing all the trophies and memorabilia. We also bought some souvenirs from the gift shop. Great memories.

Clean, well lit and reasonably priced. Great location , friendly staff and lots of food choices . Parking nearby .. Larry C

If you’re a hockey fan, this a dream come true. The exhibits were very interesting. Liked the QR codes on some of the displays to watch or see videos. Loved seeing the history of hockey displays with the vintage sticks and gear. My husband’s favorite part was the Great Hall. When you walked in, it had you in such awe that it leaves you speechless. The broadcast booth was a really fun touch. Being able to have the opportunity to shoot the puck was a lot of fun.

Super fun experience, great seeing the history! Especially seeing the Stanley Cup and all our favorite teams!

Great value for money. Lits of information and a huge collection of historic memorabelia. A good mix of video, reading material and visuals too. Liked how you could go in and out of the venue if needed to break up the visit with other activities.

The place is a little harder to find the entrance than you’d think… it’s in the centre and bottom floor to find the admission kiosks. Price was c$29 CAD each for entry, which we didn’t think too bad wondering the large collection of artefacts that document hockey throughout time. We’re not massive hockey fans, but still managed to spend 2 hours looking found the various interesting and informative exhibits… and of course you get to see the Stanley cup, and some championship rings too!

If you’re any kind of hockey fan, this place is a must for sometime in your life.

There was lots to se. The interactive games make it a more fun experience! Great for family and friends trips!!

For a long time hockey player, referee and fan, the HHOF was fantastic. I'm usually skeptical about theme based attractions but this was one of the most extensive, well presented ones I've experienced in years. Huge amount of history, artifacts, stories and fun facts covering the evolution of the game. We spent 2 hours and ran out of time to see everything. Highly recommend for hockey buffs, might be a bit tiresome for others.

Good experience. Big hall of fame. Clean bathrooms. A bit overpriced on the merch. Friendly staff. Would recommend

Nicely put together, wasn’t crowded, better deal through Viator, interactive and took about 2 hours, educational

Being a hockey family, this was GREAT!! Go early when it opens, less crowds. The Legends Hall was fabulous!!!

You have to like hockey to appreciate this place. But if you do, then you will find it interesting. They have made it enjoyable with a lot of memorabilia and a cool framing of all the trophies and stars.

Given that none of us knew much about ice hockey, we had a great time. My son enjoyed the interactive features such as keeping and shooting while my daughter enjoyed the history, especially about women players and the history of hockey masks. Got an official picture with the Stanley Cup. The end print is a bit rubbish so you’d be better off using your mobile to take a pic.

Leave at least 2 hours for visit. My grandsons 14 and 12 loved it! There is so much to see and interact with. Don’t miss this!

I'm not particularly into hockey, but this museum does have some interesting things from the Stanley Cup display, a detailed history of many teams and players, as well as a few activities from a fake news anchor studio to shooting pucks into a virtual net or attempting to block pucks as a goalie at the simulators. The simulators themselves are actually the main highlight, but the lines are so long and the simulators themselves are dated that it doesn't keep track of the score anymore. There's also supposed to be an area to play hockey video games, but that's been out of order for a while. I think if they invest into opening that area as well as upgrade the simulators, this is a 4 to 5 star attraction. As is, it's an average experience.

If you like your hockey then certainly worth a trip, lots of history without being too dry as sometimes these places can be.

Was a great experience. Been trying to get there for 40 yrs and it was worth the wait. Another great bucket list item knocked off. Won't take me that long to get back!

A visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame is a perfect example of how a city can honor its history while still embracing modern energy. Housed in a beautifully preserved historic bank building, the Hall immediately impresses with its grand architecture; soaring ceilings, ornate columns, and a sense of timeless prestige that feels worthy of the legends it celebrates. What makes the experience truly special, though, is how seamlessly that classic setting blends with contemporary, interactive exhibits. While the building itself tells a story of tradition and legacy, inside you’ll find cutting-edge displays, immersive simulations, and digital features that bring the game to life in a way that feels fresh and engaging. It’s not just a museum, it’s an experience that evolves with the sport. Even the surrounding area reflects this balance. Set in the heart of a vibrant, modern downtown, the Hall feels connected to the pulse of the city while standing as a tribute to hockey’s enduring roots. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just exploring, it strikes that rare balance between honoring the past and embracing the present. the Hockey Hall of Fame isn’t just about preserving history, it’s about celebrating it in a way that feels alive, relevant, and exciting.

You get your hand stamped so you can go in and out throughout the day. There are plenty of restaurant options a few steps outside the entrance, so you can split your visit by having lunch. There's so much to see at the HOF, that taking that lunch break is really the best plan. It's also worth mentioning that there are plenty of stairs to climb to get to certain halls and interactive games.

So much to do here! A lot bigger than we expected for the price that we paid! No problem booking as it was super easy. Buses and Union Station stops are near so it makes it convenient for traveling to and from venue.

We truly loved our visit! We were excited to see that the 2026 Winter Olympics hockey matches were represented so soon after the events. We love seeing the comprehensive collection of international hockey jerseys. Wish we would have known there was parking right next to the museum. Don't miss the Tim Hortons Theater for hockey across the decades in five or so different documentaries. It is not posted or evident that a different documentary starts after the credits of the previous one. The theater across from the Tim Hortons theater has a movie that is geared towards young people so we could have skipped that. The highlight was taking a cell phone up close and personal picture with the Stanley cup. We ended our experience at the Tim Hortons next to and under the same roof as the Hall of Fame where more memorabilia was presented!

It was awesome. The history and majesty of the game on full display. Able to touch and see the holy grail of hockey was the greatest experience as a hockey fan.

It was great seeing the Jack Hughes winning puck as well as the puck from the Women’s hockey that got both the US teams the gold medal. Also learning about the history of hockey