The museum is nice to visit. However when entered inside the building it looks like a shopping mall and office building. Outside it looks like a historic building. Inside the new modern building was built to join the old which I think it's so negatively contrast. The museum of the hockey Hall of Fame itself was hidden at the lower level and there is no sign from the street level to point the way. I had to ask someone to find out.

I am a big hockey fan and have played many years. Having said that, it was awesome!!! For me at least. I loved the walking tour of the players. There was fun areas that kids and adults would love. International areas. Famous memorabilia, like the goal and puck where Gretzky broke the scoring record. But the cathedral of hockey in the old bank area was awesome. Getting a picture with the Stanley cup for nothing additional. You could pay to have someone do it for you. All the big trophies and the original cup is there. If you love hockey, you will love it.

Amazing. For starters the exhibits were all pleasing to look at in general. With beautiful colours, placement of items and using a modest amount in the display, everything was appealing. The shoot out and trivia game were pretty cool. We were also able to take our own picture with the Stanley cup. All in all 3.5 hours of amazing!

Went to the Baseball Hall of Fame earlier this year and this was actually better. There are more interactive displays in addition to all of the traditional Hall of Fame history. We were able to stand with the cup and have our picture taken with it. The Hall will perform the service for $10 or you can have someone from your group (or a kind stranger) do it on your phone or camera for free.It is centrally located in the heart of downtown with plenty of other things to do in the area.Well worth the $20 tickets. You can search for discounted tickets online. Costco.ca has them for $14.