Whenever I have constipation, I just bring my smart phone with me to the toilet to watch an NFL game ( I’m not sure if NFL players are smart enough to know what a smart phone is ); and voilà , my stool miraculously just come right out. Thanks NFL players. Keep up the good work. You really help to soften my stool.
An amazing experience and a lot of fun for the whole family. The Hall of Fame truly does live by its motto, and it honors the heroes of the game, preserves its history, promotes values, and it certainly celebrates excellence everywhere. there is also plenty of merchandise to choose from in their store after you visit the hall if you're interested in such things.
A must see for football fans. We went on a Sunday morning on a day the browns were playing so it was pretty empty. The staff is very friendly and answered any questions you have. There were video presentations and some live ones. We saw a live one were they taught us about the first helmet"knit hat" to the concussion helmets they wear today. Even got to pass most around. If you go here the rock and roll hall of fame is a little over 45 minutes away so I suggest to get a hotel since it would be hard to see them both in one day. They are currently adding on to the pro football hall of fame. Everything in the hall of fame was donated or beimg allowed to be displayed by the current owner! Soon there will be a hotel rite next to it.
It's an experience you have to have if you're into football. Strongly recommend this place! The staff is very helpful and friendly! They make you feel welcome
For anyone who loves football, this is the place to see. They have enough displays to keep you looking for hours. Everyone who works there are friendly and helpful. I take my grandson every year and find new things to see. Love this place.
Awesome tribute to the sport we love. Taking a walk through the timeline since footballs beginnings, seeing the old leather helmets and pads and images of the sports true legends really is a nice diversion from everyday lifeand northeastern Ohio
A lot of very interesting facts and information. A few interactive exhibits with some very fun videos throughout the hall of fame. A couple notable things were the hall of fame locker room and the previous season highlight reel that slowly spins you 180 degrees to watch a 6-7 minute highlight reel on the superbowl.
Ten stars should be awarded to the Pro Football Hall of Fame! They have pulled out all the stops as this is an absolutely fabulous way for football fans to spend the day!
Great history and memorabilia presented in fluid and eye catching displays! Don't miss the "A GAME FOR LIFE" theater for it is a fantastic, relevant, technologically advanced presentation!
The buildings and grounds are beautifully maintained both inside and out, even with construction close by. The growth and vision planned for celebrating the NFL's 100th Anniversary in 2020 is truly spectacular but you don't have to wait until then to visit.
You will not be disappointed!
Very best experience. We were here for enshrinement weekend and it was like a little kid in a candy store for my husband. The HOF was small enough for me (being interested but not crazy into it) to enjoy it, but had enough to keep my husband entertained for a few hours (and wanting to go back). Would definitely recommend. The staff was incredibly friendly, from the entrance to the gift shop.
I loved learning so much history on the NFL, however you don't get to tour the stadium!! That really sucks and was a disappointment, especially since the tour is pretty pricey! $25 per person, and the picture they make you take costs $45 at a minimum. Ridiculous. Other than that, it was okay. The Dallas Stadium tour is less money and gives you more for the experience. And I don't even like the cowboys! Loved the Hall of Fame store though.
It's a great stop for any fan of a football team that has some history. (Sorry, Jags fans.)
There's a good mix of new and old memorabilia and historical artifacts. While there are some parts that are interactive, I honestly wouldn't recommend this place for kids. There is so much about the history of football, you need to be older to really enjoy it.
The modern-day NFL, and players that teenagers recognize, is left to one room at the end of the tour.
They do charge you for parking, which is absolutely ridiculous when their lot isn't even a quarter full. When you walk across the parking lot, make sure you check out the license plate of the self-important HOF President. It's the one that says "HOF PRES". Barf.
Great place to visit! Was really cool to see all the memorabilia and the amazing rings! There was construction going on when I visited so I'm excited to see the new additions eventually.
If you live football then you'll love this place. Always evolving so revisits are mostly new! The new Holographic locket room is very cool and had a big message for everyone. More construction going on so we'll see what the future brings!
Awesome! Lots to see and do. I suggest taking the tour first, then walk the Hall of Fame. Tour guide and staff are informative and full of fun football facts. Minutes from the Courtyard & Springhill Suites by Marriott in Canton. Great family vacation stop!
Lots of exhibits to see, I spent about 4 hours covering the whole hall. Very enjoyable. However they charge you $10 to park in their lots, which are mostly empty. The person at the admission desk asked "did you drive here"? Of course I did! How else would someone get to Canton, Ohio? So then he says "that'll be an extra $10 to park in our lots". Ridiculous.