Toronto: Hockey Hall of Fame Ticket & Interactive Rink

Summary

Hockey legends, interactive rink games and the Stanley Cup in downtown Toronto

You’ll step right into Canada’s hockey heart at Toronto’s Hockey Hall of Fame — test your skills on an interactive rink, relive legendary moments in the Broadcast Zone, and get up close with the Stanley Cup itself. Expect laughter, friendly competition, and a few surprises along the way that’ll stick with you long after you leave.

What’s the experience like?

“You ever tried stopping a slapshot?” That’s what my friend asked as we walked into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, and honestly, I hadn’t. The place was already buzzing — you could hear kids laughing near the entrance and something about the faint smell of popcorn mixed with cold air from outside made it feel like stepping into an actual arena. We’d barely made it past the first display before someone (I think his name was Mark — he worked there) pointed us toward the NHLPA Game Time rink. I didn’t expect to actually sweat at a museum, but there I was, awkwardly crouching in goalie pads while animated players lined up shots. My reflexes? Not great. But it was fun — even if my friend kept reminding me how many goals I let in.

After that, we wandered through exhibits full of old jerseys and sticks — some looked like they’d survived wars, not just games. There’s a replica NHL dressing room that smells faintly of leather and something else I can’t quite place (maybe history?). We ended up in the Broadcast Zone where you can call play-by-play on famous hockey moments. I tried to sound like those TV guys but mostly just cracked up halfway through. A couple next to us (from Montreal, judging by their accents) did way better than me. It felt good to laugh with strangers over something so simple.

The real moment though? Turning a corner and seeing the Stanley Cup up close — it’s smaller than I thought but somehow heavier too (not literally, just… you know). Everyone wanted their photo with it. There was this kid who looked totally awestruck; his dad told him stories about old Leafs games while they waited their turn. That stuck with me for some reason. Before we left, we grabbed a souvenir puck from the Spirit of Hockey store — overpriced maybe, but it’s sitting on my desk now and makes me smile every time I see it.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Hockey Hall of Fame exhibits

• Test goaltending and shooting skills
• Call play-by-play in Broadcast Zone
• Anchor show in replica studio
• Explore themed hockey exhibits
• Visit replica NHL dressing room
• Watch hockey films in theatres
• Take photo with Stanley Cup
• Shop at Spirit of Hockey store

Top questions

Is the Hockey Hall of Fame wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are fully wheelchair accessible.

Where is the Hockey Hall of Fame located in Toronto?

It’s at Yonge & Front Streets inside Brookfield Place in downtown Toronto.

Does my ticket include entry to all exhibits?

Yes, admission covers all exhibits and interactive zones.

Can I take photos with the Stanley Cup?

Yes, visitors can have their photo taken with the Stanley Cup during their visit.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transit options close to Brookfield Place.

Are strollers or prams allowed inside?

Yes, infants and small children can use strollers or prams throughout the Hall.

Is there food available inside?

The description doesn’t mention food options inside; only souvenirs are noted.

Do I need to book a specific time slot for entry?

No specific time slot is mentioned; entry is included with your ticket purchase.

What’s included

Your day includes admission to all interactive exhibits at Toronto’s Hockey Hall of Fame—test your skills on a model rink, relive classic moments in replica studios or dressing rooms, enjoy access to themed displays and two theatres (including 3D film), plus get your photo with the Stanley Cup before browsing souvenirs at Spirit of Hockey store.