Hockey Hall of Fame

We hosted a half-day morning event for 30 people at the HHOF, and loved every minute of it! From the first contact to getting things organized to the event itself, the team was super friendly and helpful. They answered all our questions quickly and diligently, and were always finding ways to support us above and beyond what we expected. They had everything we needed, from AV to catering to room setup and everything in between. The HHOF venue itself was incredible and gave a unique and very memorable vibe to our event. We'll definitely keep this venue in mind for future events in Toronto! Thanks again to the team!

If you are a hockey fan this is the place to be. Great memorabilia on the greatest moments in hockey past and present. The displays are fantastic and the interactive exhibits are fun for all ages. The staff are very friendly and they look like they enjoy working there. Can get busy at times so get there early. The Stanley Cup and the other cups are beautiful. Bring your camera as it will be used extensively.

We absolutely loved this place one of us on a 1st visit the camera was out pretty fast and we both loved getting to see the Stanley Cup. We both took a ton of pictures. It was getting a little too busy but it was luckily when we were leaving and some of it closed off due to an event but There was still so much to see and do... So much history it is really an amazing place. The staff were also fantastic and very helpful to making sure I got around alright in my chair and did not need anything. The 3D movie was absolutely amazing. I wish it was longer!

Other than the beautiful room with the list of inductees, this is a poorly organized exhibit. Much of it appears randomly organized in bits and pieces with no coherence. The 3D movie was all flash and no substance. Very disappointing! Other similar exhibits such as the country music hall of fame are organized chronologically. Suggest CEO hockey hall of fame visit Nashville to get some guidance.I started playing hockey in Canada in the 1950s and am still trying to score the big goal. Hockey fans in Canada deserve a better exhibit.