Unless you are a die-hard hocky fan, skip this place. The staff is not very nice. Not quite rude, but close to it. If you do choose to go, DO NOT use American money as they accept it at par. We didn't know that until we paid our admission with American. It is mostly hockey memorabilia with a large section... more

We visited this attraction on a Monday afternoon (August 17th, 2009). This was our family's third experience here. We are self-admitted hockey fanatics, so this place is paradise for my husband and son. Particularly wonderful for people with kids (big ones and little ones!!) is that there are so many hands-on activities. Far from a museum, its a hockey playground.... more

Most fan friendly place I have ever visited. They let you touch the Stanley cup and take all the pictures with it you want. All the other awards are there for viewing as well. Hall of Fame Legends room will bring back many memories. The Canadians replica dressing room is unique, and again, you can sit on the benches, touch... more

The fee was $15.00 each and we spent almost 2 hours here. My husband loved it. Great memorabilia, photos and of course the Stanley Cup. It's downtown Toronto and easy to find. There interactive games and a great gift shop as well. more

This was one of my favorite parts of my trip to Toronto. Lots of interesting stuff in there for a hockey fan. It was really cool taking pictures of all the cups upstairs. I'd allocate at least 2-3 hours, maybe more if you are a real hockey history buff. more

It was sooooo much fun! Can't wait to go back! The best part was seeing the Stanley Cup! more

What a place! They have tons of historic memorabilia and a real fan could take half a day to walk thru (as a casual fan it took me about two hours). There are also interactive exhibits which will appeal to young fans. Getting to touch the Stanley Cup was the highlight of my trip, but I would recommend taking your... more

I really enjoyed the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada. It is conveniently located in the downtown area and is well worth the 12 dollar (CDN) admission. Even if you are not a hockey fan, you will have a great appreciation of players past and present. There are beautiful exhibits on recent inductees to the Hall. There is also... more

WE went early and no line ups. The kids loved it and we spent hours looking at the memorabilia. WE had our pics taken with the Stanley Cup. And the guy had no problem letting you take pics for yourself. We left in the afternoon and there was a line up. I would go again. more