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The best Hockey Hall of Fame tickets

The official entry ticket, the Stanley Cup in the Great Hall, the hands-on shooting and goalie games, and private guided tours; here is which one fits you, with honest advice on whether it is worth the price, whether the real Cup is there, and what happens if your plans change.

By the Best Travel Destinations editorial team 4 tours compared Live prices on GetYourGuide

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Ice hockey players crowd around a red net as the goalie dives across the crease
Short answer

The best Hockey Hall of Fame ticket for most visitors is the official entry ticket. It costs from €22 on GetYourGuide, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. It covers all the exhibits and Lord Stanley's Vault. The average visit takes about 3 hours. Want a guide? Private tours start from €178 per person, but they are new on GetYourGuide, with no reviews yet.

Our picks: Hockey Hall of Fame tickets and tours

One ticket to explore on your own, then three private tours with a guide. The tours are new, so they have no reviews yet. Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide.

  • A taped hockey stick next to a black puck on white ice from €22 per person Our top pick

    About 3 hours 4.6 (518) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Hockey Hall of Fame entry ticket

    Entry to all the hands-on exhibits, including the shooting and goalie games, plus a feature film and Lord Stanley's Vault. You can leave and come back the same day. Photos with the Stanley Cup cost extra.

    Best for Fans and families who want to explore at their own pace

    Check availability: Hockey Hall of Fame entry ticket on GetYourGuide
  • A hockey player in blue skating fast across the ice, blurred by speed from €178 per person

    2–3 hours New, no reviews yet

    Private guided tour with a skip-the-line ticket

    A private English-speaking guide takes you through the Hall and tells the stories behind the exhibits. You meet in front of Hotel Victoria, 56 Yonge Street; do not go inside the hotel. The 3-hour option adds private transport.

    Best for Fans who want the stories told

    Check availability: Private guided tour with a skip-the-line ticket on GetYourGuide
  • A red hockey net and a black puck on a snowy frozen pond from €178 per person

    2–5 hours New, no reviews yet

    Hockey Hall of Fame and Cathedral of St. James private tour

    The Hall with a private guide, plus a walk past downtown sights. The 4- and 5-hour options add the Cathedral Church of St. James, where the chapel may be closed during Mass. It is a walking tour with some steps.

    Best for History fans who also want to see the cathedral

    Check availability: Hockey Hall of Fame and Cathedral of St. James private tour on GetYourGuide
  • The curved towers of Toronto City Hall behind the arches and pool of Nathan Phillips Square from €611 per person

    5 hours New, no reviews yet

    ROM and Hockey Hall of Fame private car tour

    A 5-hour private day with a guide and skip-the-line tickets to both the Hall and the Royal Ontario Museum. A car picks you up and drops you off at your hotel. Groups are kept to 1 to 9 guests per guide.

    Best for A small group who want pickup and two museums in one day

    Check availability: ROM and Hockey Hall of Fame private car tour on GetYourGuide

Hockey Hall of Fame tickets and tours side by side

Hockey Hall of Fame tickets and tours side by side
TourFromDurationGuideWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Hockey Hall of Fame entry ticket 4.6 (518)€22
per person
About 3 hoursNo, self-guidedFans and families who want to explore at their own paceRated 4.6 from 518 reviews, and the lowest price here.
Private guided tour with a skip-the-line ticketNew, no reviews yet€178
per person
2–3 hoursPrivate guideFans who want the stories toldNew on GetYourGuide, no reviews yet. A private guide just for your group.
Hockey Hall of Fame and Cathedral of St. James private tourNew, no reviews yet€178
per person
2–5 hoursPrivate guideHistory fans who also want to see the cathedralNew on GetYourGuide, no reviews yet. The only tour here that adds the cathedral.
ROM and Hockey Hall of Fame private car tourNew, no reviews yet€611
per person
5 hoursPrivate guide and carA small group who want pickup and two museums in one dayNew on GetYourGuide, no reviews yet. The only tour here with hotel pickup for the whole day.
  • Hockey Hall of Fame entry ticket

    €22 per personAbout 3 hours 4.6 (518)

    Details
    Guide
    No, self-guided
    Who it suits
    Fans and families who want to explore at their own pace
    Why we picked it
    Rated 4.6 from 518 reviews, and the lowest price here.
  • Private guided tour with a skip-the-line ticket

    €178 per person2–3 hoursNew, no reviews yet

    Details
    Guide
    Private guide
    Who it suits
    Fans who want the stories told
    Why we picked it
    New on GetYourGuide, no reviews yet. A private guide just for your group.
  • Hockey Hall of Fame and Cathedral of St. James private tour

    €178 per person2–5 hoursNew, no reviews yet

    Details
    Guide
    Private guide
    Who it suits
    History fans who also want to see the cathedral
    Why we picked it
    New on GetYourGuide, no reviews yet. The only tour here that adds the cathedral.
  • ROM and Hockey Hall of Fame private car tour

    €611 per person5 hoursNew, no reviews yet

    Details
    Guide
    Private guide and car
    Who it suits
    A small group who want pickup and two museums in one day
    Why we picked it
    New on GetYourGuide, no reviews yet. The only tour here with hotel pickup for the whole day.
  • Pickup: the ROM and Hall of Fame car tour picks you up at your hotel. Some options of the two guided tours add private transport; the others meet at 56 Yonge Street.
  • All 4 offer free cancellation.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Hockey Hall of Fame tickets and passes: prices

A general ticket at the Hall costs CA$29.95, plus tax, for ages 14 to 64. Here the entry ticket starts from €22. The Hall says its rates may change.

General 14–64
CA$29.95
Senior 65+
CA$24.95
Youth 4–13
CA$19.95
Age 3 and under
Free

Hockey Hall of Fame discount tickets: youth, senior and child prices

The real savings are the lower age prices. Youth 4 to 13 pay CA$19.95 and seniors 65+ pay CA$24.95, plus tax. Children 3 and under get in free.

What you see inside: the Stanley Cup and Lord Stanley's Vault

1892
The original bowl of the Cup
Great Hall
The Stanley Cup's home
November
The Cup moves for induction

Yes, the Stanley Cup lives here: the Hall calls the Esso Great Hall its permanent home. The original 1892 bowl of the Cup sits in Lord Stanley's Vault, in the same hall.

During induction weekend in November, the Great Hall is partly closed and the Cup is moved.

The ticket page says the Hall has the world's largest collection of hockey treasures. You can face life-sized animated players in the shooting and goalie games. You can also call the play-by-play in a broadcast zone.

Hockey Hall of Fame images: your photo with the Stanley Cup

You can buy a personal photo with the Stanley Cup and get digital copies afterwards. It is not part of the entry ticket, so budget for it.

The Hockey Hall of Fame on Yonge Street: where it is and when it opens

The Hall is in Brookfield Place, at 30 Yonge Street in downtown Toronto.

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  • Fall, winter and spring: open daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Summer, holidays and March Break: open daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Summer runs from the last week of June to Labour Day.
  • Closed: on Induction Day in November, on 24 and 25 December and on 1 January.

The Hockey Hall of Fame entrance in Brookfield Place

With the entry ticket, go straight to the Hall in Brookfield Place. The private tours meet nearby, in front of Hotel Victoria at 56 Yonge Street. Wait outside; the hotel staff do not know about the tour.

Tips for the Hockey Hall of Fame

  1. Plan about 3 hours

    That is the average visit. You can leave and come back on the same day.

  2. Travel light

    There are no lockers and no coat check at the moment.

  3. Check November dates

    Induction weekend has special hours, and the Hall closes on Induction Day.

  4. Budget for the Cup photo

    A photo with the Stanley Cup costs extra.

  5. Keep your plans open

    Every ticket and tour here has free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Hockey Hall of Fame: questions and answers

Where is the Hockey Hall of Fame?

In Brookfield Place, at 30 Yonge Street, Toronto.

Is the Stanley Cup at the Hockey Hall of Fame?

Yes. The Hall calls the Esso Great Hall the Cup's permanent home. The original 1892 bowl is in Lord Stanley's Vault, which the entry ticket includes. The Cup is moved during induction weekend in November.

How long does the Hockey Hall of Fame take?

About 3 hours on average. The ticket lets you leave and come back on the same day.

Is the Hockey Hall of Fame worth it?

Yes, for hockey fans and families. The ticket starts from €22 here and covers all the hands-on exhibits. Just know that a photo with the Stanley Cup costs extra.

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