Address: 1000 Hall of Fame Ave, Springfield, MA 01105, USA
Phone: +18774466752
Sunday: 10AMβ4PM
Monday: 10AMβ4PM
Tuesday: 10AMβ4PM
Wednesday: 10AMβ4PM
Thursday: 10AMβ4PM
Friday: 10AMβ4PM
Saturday: 10AMβ4PM
Melvin Coleman
Love π??? Then itβs a must. Period. Iβm born and raised in the city where the basketball Hall of Fame is so Iβve been there many times over the years, but of course more history keeps getting made, so itβs always memorable! Theyβve made some great renovations and refreshed the exhibits in the last few years, they have an amazing court and amphitheater, itβs all just wonderful, and for a π enthusiast, itβs Heaven on Earth. Enjoy!
Andrea K.
Took my son here who absolutely loved it. We took our time going through the three floors of information/videos and took photos along the way. The staff were very nice and encouraged us to be a sportscaster and take a photo with the trophy. My favorite part was the ground floor when I got to see my son enjoy playing basketball on an actual court. I would plan 2 hours to really enjoy all aspects of what they have to offer here. They also have a couple restaurants and Cold Stone Creamery next door so you can plan a total experience here!
Evelyn Ranone
Great place for historic information and shooting some hoops.
Regina Mapp
Went w/my fiance who hadn't been since he was a child and he loved it!
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The new wing they are currently building, is dedicated solely to him!
Yes it is tiny. You can easily buzz through the things you want in one hour. Three hours to study every inch of the place.
Adults $24, Seniors 65+ $18, Youth 5-15 $16, Under 5 is free.
The weather prevented kids from playing sports outside. Dr. Nesmith came up with game using peach baskets for indoor fun/exercise
He actually becomes eligible for induction this year. As close to a sure thing as you can get in the NBA. His place is guaranteed pretty much.
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The Basketball Hall of Fame is in Springfield, MA not California.
$25 adults $20 seniors and $16 kids from 5 years to 15 years
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this question is something that would be answered best by the staff or coordinator when arriving. or calling. i am sorry but i currently do not have a aarp card.
No when you walk in the gift shop is right there on the right side. At the front of the gift shop you can purchase the tickets and then you walk to the back of the shop to enter.
They should have somethin they are wheelchair accessible huh call there number if not its a great idea so elderly and handy cap have equal access
MILITARY AND FIRST RESPONDER DISCOUNT All active and retired military personnel along with all First Responders are FREE (Must show service identification card) Accompanied Spouse β $13.00 Accompanied Children β $8.00
They have a theater inside that has a 15 movie you can watch and they have oalot of t.vs throughout the museum on the history throughout.
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No you don't, We bought our ticket right at the hall of fame
Their website says that they are opened daily from 10 - 4.
Yes and Michael Jordan took a photo of me dunking on Rodman
I would go check
Yes ,indoor garage or the outside lot
Call them directly. Another idea is the city's tourism commerce or transportation department. I've been successful using these resources.
Sun β Fri: 10am β 4pm Sat: 10am β 5pm
Infants get to go in free, screaming and kicking, because why not annoy everyone else with an infant you could have left with a babysitter?
Should be, call ticket office directly.
Check the website. I think all they have is youth, adult and senior tickets. They also have group tickets but I don't know what the minimum size is.
You walk in your own. Top floor is a timeline of inductees and events. Pictures and reading. Next floor is a bunch of history stuff. Jerseys and old uniforms. Some videos. Some broadcasting play booths. Some jumping booths. Then bottom floor is a basketball court.
Im sure you can. Its 2017 there are self driving cars so im sure you can buy it online. I bought mine there, line isnt long anyway.
Yes you have pay admission to shoot around.
Tripple a u have a discount
Numerous museums, hiking trails for leaf peeping, apple picking at local farms, a comedy club and the hukelau in Chicopee, butterfly museum near Yankee candle, air museum over the border in CT, Lupa zoo, six flags, the "potholes" at shelburne falls, shopping at thornes marketplace in Northampton, various local farms hold weekend events/festivals in the autumn, trolley museum over the border in CT, a couple of Halloween related activities throughout the valley, the Quarters in Hadley is a bar with tons of trivia nights and classic arcade games, not far to some skiing spots in the berkshires....there's a lot to do if you're looking to visit the area.
Depends on how much you're into it. 1-2 hours
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