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The employees were so friendly. Lots of fun facts, memorabilia and interactive things to do. Favorite part was at the end when you get to try your hands at throwing a touchdown or throwing a field kick. Highly recommend.
For tourism this was a treat. You get to experience the transition from going from varsity level to college level American football. You pick you helmet(college). You see signing areas, family photos, just like a draft day signing. So, you can take family pictures pretending to go through the process.They also have turf area where family members can have fun or compete in trying to kick a field goal or throwing a 15-20 yard target pass. So, similar to the practice facility of a field. So, 3 levels in total with many fun things to do. Their is a virtual running game to try and see your 40 times, with scores to try and beat. Similar to an arcade game.They have a virtual sports anchor area. You practice and record yourself doing sports commentary. Then play it on a screen shortly after and you see yourself doing the Broadcast with famous sports broadcasters.And of course the history throughout of college ball, and the many inductees.Nice, gift shop with lots of purchasing options to remember the experience. But if not you still get a press pass to keep when you just begin the tour.
Futuristic and action orientated space that allows you to get as much history as you want on college football. It is a unique space curated to appeal to fans from every team. Family friendly and expansive museum type feel. 10/10 recommend!
Great place to go everyone should at least once. Got to kick field goals and be a quarter back.very fun
This place is beautifully done. I honestly loved the HOF being located in South Bend and visiting there, as nearby Notre Dame is such an iconic All- American team. But this indoor field is much bigger & brighter than the previous building, and the interactive electronic screens throughout this HOF were beyond my expectations.
Really cool museum, super interactive. Highly recommended for any sports fan visiting the area. They have an area where you can try and kick an extra point or throw a football from 40 yards. Also have lots of other interactive activities.
Artifacts from across 100s of years of college football and 100s of teams.Not all exhibits were working during our visit. Could use more interactive exhibits for children
Mr. LeCount was truly a blessing in disguise!! His Grace and knowledge was impeccable. The sports halll of fame was very interactive and just what my young son needed!!
Thus place was amazing. Took my 7th grade class and they had a ball. Cant wait to go again.
We had a GREAT time as a family here in July 2021!If youre a college football fan, you absolutely need to visit as you would thoroughly enjoy the experience.If youre NOT a college football fan, you would likely still have a great time. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating. You even have a chance to kick a field goal and throw and catch a touchdown pass.Good fun for the whole family in a cool, indoor environment in the heart of Atlanta close to many other attractions.
Went with my brother using CityPass. Nice, clean place with good bathrooms. Some of the kiosks/stations/activities you should be able to use your pass on did not work. Also, drama at the attached Chick-fil-A 🫣😂
Overall it looks like its a nice exhibit, however the day we went we had less than 30 minutes to see the entire museum because they were closing early for an event. Not bad, just wish we had more time
You will love this place, especially if you’re a OSU fan like me 😉 Go Buckeyes!❤️🖤 there is fun for everyone many many teams everywhere & even my boyfriend a Duke fan had a blast!! Come early we were early and there was still quite a long line!!!Alsoooo psa they have a college student discount bring your id!
Was fairly indifferent to college football honestly, but this really made me appreciate it more and I enjoyed it immensely
Fun place to visit to see some college football history and some very fun interactive displays. Staff is extremely proactive at helping visitors
My very first time visiting and I must say that Ive enjoyed this experience of all the history past and present!!!
First time here. Was a very fun and immersive experience. Enjoyed the field, helmets, fight songs, well just everything.
This was our favorite place out of all the places we visited. A must do is the 10 minute movie!! My kids are 14 and 10 and they loved it also. They got to kick a field goal, throw a pass, and catch a pass. You get to sing your schools fight song, be on game day as the guest speaker, run the 40 yard dash and see how high you can jump. The memorabilia that they have is amazing. We spent about 2 and half hours in there. I just wish the store had more shirts and team items. Other than that we loved it! Military gets in free!!
It was a nice experience to be personally catered to your team to get the most relevant information to whom you enjoy watching the staff were very friendly and kind to my kids!! The wall of helmets was impressive and the trophies were beat to see up close!! I know the children enjoy the interactive portions from how high you can jump to how fast you can run a 40yd dash...the team memorabilia was really cool to see in person as well..As a Notre Dame fan we seen quite a bit of things which was a surprise coming from the mid west
Amazing experience. Terry was incredible! He gave us a great breakdown of the history of the game, we felt like weve known him for years! It was a lot better than we anticipated
Had a lot of fun! Especially the interactive exhibits where we got to be part of a College GameDay broadcast as well as play as a QB in virtual reality. Also all employees were extremely friendly and helpful.
Lots of history!From Titusville, PA, hometown of The Father of American football and legendary coach John W Heisman!!
Way over rated way over pricedNot much for young kids to doThird floor was just names on the wallUnless you are a fan of the top 10 teams there is not much hereNice trophys qr codes on our badges did not work well the college game day and fight song mic did not work parking was a few blocks away only open Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday
Loved it, great place to go if your a football fan. Lots information and a few surprise fun things to do while youre there. The people there were all nice and helpful and I would definitely recommend that you give them a try if the Atlanta area.
This place was a blast to go to! There were so many things to do and everything was very high-tech and modern.As we arrived in the hall of fame, we purchased our tickets and each person got an electronic ID that could track wherever we went in the museum and could save all the fun pictures and videos the museum made for us!We first went to the sign-up station where we could register our electronic ID and pick a university where our experience in the museum could be completely personalized (the university football team that you root for). Once we registered our name and university, the university’s helmet would light up on the wall of college football helmets; It felt so futuristic!We then began our tour of the museum where we could view history, famous college football icons in history, as well as many other things! My favorite part of the tour was when we went to the Chick-fil-A touch screen TV section where when we put our electronic ID’s near the touch screens, it would automatically detect our name and the university.We went through many sections and were able to take many, many memories from the hall of fame.Overall, I had a blast here and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about football, or just enjoy the personalized experience with the electronic ID’s!
Your visit is personalize to fit your favorite team! I love this everywhere you go it will have you name up and say welcome on the screen for you!!! I will definitely go back!!
Great place for events and to walk through for some interactive fun.
This isa wonderful venue. The event was a success. The atmosphere was excellent for hosting the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus event. There were over 2000 people in attendance and the decorations were gorgeous. Great event and excellent location to host future major events!! Highly recommend!
The College Football Hall of Fame is one of Atlantas top attractions. There is alot of sports history mixed with technology. I DJd an event there and it was amazing!
Neat exhibit with lots of history and cool artifacts. A little expensive for what it is though. Parking is all downtown as well making it a little tough
Unfortunately we attended on a day where an event had been going on until 12 which was fine, but it meant the bottom floor even at 1:30pm wasnt up and running it was still being cleared away. A lot of the experiences had technical issues and Windows error messages even though the Hall of Fame is sponsored by Microsoft. If everything was up and running it wouldve been a fantastic experience. We did enjoy what we could do but I felt like it was a let down. I will say the lady in the shop was very friendly and helpful with our purchases, but the shop could be expanded to have a wider variety of college teams merchandise.
Very interact and informative museum, loved the experience and knowledgeable staff!!
Very cool place. Definitely a place you only need to visit once though!
So much fun here. There is so much to do and see and learn about!
Really cool for any football fan! The staff was SUPER nice and informative! We had a great time! Wish more of the interactive stuff was working properly though-lots of them kept saying it couldnt find our pass which was a little frustrating.
Very interactive exhibits! highly recommended to visit, even if to just take a picture outside of it
Other than the cringey sports habit of naming things after corporations and stripping a lot of charm from them in the process, this was a fun experience, even as someone who does not actually watch college football. It’s got some artifacts of college football and specific players, like a museum. It also has an area where you can try various passing plays in VR, and an area where you can practice field goal kicking, throwing, and catching footballs. You’ll also find informational screens lined about the facilities to learn more about the history and present state of college football.
My 9 & 12 year old really enjoyed how interactive this was! Highly recommend if you’re in ATL!
Lots of fun! Tons of old football memorabilia and interactive exhibits, would definitely come back.
Engaging look at the history of the sport, including play design, equipment and the organization. Some hands on activities that are fun for kid and adult.Pro tip - the attached Chick-fil-A does not serve breakfast but the one in the CNN center does.
I had an awesome experience. I got to learn a lot about college football history. The staff was welcoming and answered all of my questions. The facility was very clean and they did an excellent job with the social distancing. Everyone was required to wear face mask. They had someone constantly wiping down the facility throughout the visit. Parking was accessible. Great location across from Centinneal Olympic Park. Right in the heart of downtown Atlanta.
Great interactive museum full of fun facts.
It was a neat experience. I actually expected a bit more, but nonetheless it was a great experience. If you are a fan of college football, I recommend stopping in. They have a few interactive experiences which I really enjoyed. Its also part of the city pass.
The place Smaller than what I thought it would be, but it’s definitely worth going. College football hall of fame pretty interactive place to learn about the artifacts and people.
This place is full of history and pageantry. There were so many ways to experience it, and I appreciate how accommodating everyone was for the Black College football Hall of Fame.
I was here for a networking/learning opportunity for members of the military veterans community, and though Ive been two other times, I cant say that Ive actually seen the exhibits 🤣 The staff is always friendly and the space immaculately kept. Only draw back if knowing where the parking is if youve never been before.
Great family fun! And meeting living legend Terry LeCount was icing on the cake!
Still great. Lots to learn. Great exhibits!
Interactive experience was closed due to private event. Should tell customers that when purchasing tickets at the window. The kids were bored and we were upset no rain check available. Private event should be after 5pm when closed.
An amazing experience, it was a surprise and Im very grateful. Its a must-see, and get the supervisor as your guide, hes very knowledgeable about everything as well the Black History in College Football. This was new to me.
Really enjoyed visiting, they have a huge wall of college teams helmets right as you walk in. Once you get in you pick a college team and enter your details and it’s all saved on your visitor pass. You use the pass at touch screen kiosks to get info on players, coaches, teams and more. You also can test your jumping height and running ability, sit at the sports desk and read from a teleprompter, be your own announcer from a bunch of different options and even a VR test of throwing ability. Lots of stuff to enjoy. This is part of the Citypass and well worth the money.
This has got to be one of the best run Chick-fil-A that Ive ever been to! And Ive been to many! The staff was amazing- theyre service, attitude & professionalism are top notch.
Im not a big fan of sports in general but this place was impressive. Larger than I thought from looking at it outside. They have a small theater, many displays and attractions. Also interactive exhibits like record your own commentary of a famous play, be in a televised broadcast as an announcer, measure your vertical leap, ride in the good year blimp, and kick your own field goal. It is attached to the Omni hotel for an easy walk there.
12-14-19 - Visited College Football Hall of Fame today with my kids. Used 2 free tickets provided by Chick-fil-A App, and purchased another ticket. Great time, staff, accommodations, clean building, restrooms, etc. Weve been here before, but coming back again was better and worth it. Took our time this time, and were Go Dawgs all the way. A few times it took longer to recognize my badge, but otherwise great time. Per one staff recommendation we started at the top and worked our way down. Great memories of past and present coaches and players. The experience in many of the areas was great. We competed against each other for badges, etc. Great getting the email and seeing all that we did not only today, but previous visits as well. Great view of the city as well. I would recommend it to anyone for sure, and perhaps purchasing City Passes to not only enjoy this locations as well.
Not a huge college football fan but still had a good time with the interactive exhibits. At the venue you are given a souvenir ticket with a lanyard that you create a a profile with. You add your name and team of choice. The ticket itself allows for a personalized experience and automatically activates many of the exhibits by just walking in front of them which was very cool. My favorite part was the floor that had the College GameDay experience, where you could sit at the GameDay desk and record a short broadcast with the original hosts through a green screen. You could play karaoke with your fight song of choice, do some combine events like the 40 yard dash(interactively through a motion sensor) and vertical jump. There was a QB simulator and a room where you could record yourself calling some classic plays in CFB history(which was out of order). There is a new HBCU section which was very cool. Theres so much to do and see and I enjoyed my time here. It gets 4 stars for having quite a few exhibits out of order.
My first time there and it was indicative of everything Chick-fil-A does....amazing! Such an impressive place. S. Truett Cathy would have been proud!
Probably goes without saying. You had better like College football if you are planning a visit.
I had a blast and learned a lot. The interactive displays that allowed me to create my own adventure really brought back memories.
If you love college football this is a must see. Its not just a museum, but its an experience. You plug in your favorite team and you get an experience that centers around that team. Its a modern take on a Hall of Fame. It has a totally different feel from Cooperstown and Canton... This is an experience. So many cool things to do and check out.
This was a really cool place, very interactive with your own college team. Nice venue for an event.
What a great experience spending some time in downtown Atlanta. If youre looking to spend at least 4 hours to get your moneys worth. I recommend starting at the very top of the exhibits in the Hall of Fame and working your way down each level. I took my father who was a Pittsburgh University alumni in football player and he had a blast getting to read the old names and see the coaches that tried to recruit him to other schools. The exhibits were all very interactive and you get to kind of plan your own path throughout all the different exhibits. Its a great place to take people who have never been.
Great experience, the interactive parts were great along with the history. The venue is very well laid out, clean and the staff was super friendly and helpful!
Great atmosphere interactive...even if you dont like football you will like this place...it has a really good hype video/movie in the beginning I thought it was well put together
Good museum to spend an hour at. Close to everything else.
As someone who loves college football, I had to come here while in Atlanta. This is not so much a musuem but an interactive experience. In the beginning you get a badge that loads your team on it and you scan it at each interactive exhibit and it saves on that card. It was a wonderful experience and a must see for those that love the college game.
Came here for a corporate event. The venue was great and a load of fun. During registration, you get the chance of rooting for your favorite football team which resulting in lighting of the respective teams helmet on the wall. The skills challenge was the highlight of the night.
If you are a college football fan. This is the best place to go. All kinds of historical things to see. You can find a lot about all the “blue bloods”. We even found some info on smaller schools. We went as part of private event. Would be good to see during normal hours. Lots of technology and interactive things to do.
It was nice the history of play from back in the day..
Extremely interactive place to visit! Its also very personalized for each guest. We loved seeing our names pop up when wed approach different interactive screens. The customer service was exceptional. I would highly recommend this place to older children, teenagers and adults!
Great experience! Whether you live in Atlanta or not, this is a must visit venue. College footballs rich history is put on full display here. So much to see, and the interactive features are beyond cool!
Park near aquarium. Easier access and not as much convention traffic. Great interactive experience. Staff is helpful and knowledgeable. A little pricey but you can find discounts online, or through using a city pass if youre going to play at two or more tourist centers. If you are military, they have a good discount for the family. Lots of fun. Eat before you go. No food courts and once you leave for the gift shop, no return access.Be aware, if you are going to visit during the Super Bowl. It will be crowded so preplan your trip!
It was okay, lots to do if you have the time. I ran thru the place because I wanted to see the Georgia Aquarium for a longer period of time, but the city pass really makes it worth going for at least an hour if you like football at all.
Loved see the history of college football. Its neat how you swipe your badge at the different stations and the kids could go on the field and throw, pass and kick the football. It was cool to see all of the memorabilia.
If you are a college football fan, this is a must see attraction in Atlanta. Even if your not a CFB fan, I think you will have a great time. This is a great way to spend time as a family in Atlanta. Our 7 year old and 10 year old had an amazing time. They loved the interactive activities like the vertical jump and 40 yard dash. And of course they loved the chance to kick a field goal and run some receivers routes. Spent about four hours there and could have stayed longer. Can’t wait to visit again!
What a remarkable place to visit. My wife and I are huge college football fans from opposing school, so this was a dream visit. Each visit lets you pick your school and tailor your visit to your school. USU only has one person in the HOF, but it was still amazing. We both teared up at the videos and just felt overwhelmed at the history. You. Must. Visit!
If youre a fan of college football, youll love it. Pretty interactive. I wish they had more details about the dynasties and coaches, but there is still a lot here. They have a room with video boards where you can look up by about anything you want. Make the stop, you wont regret it.
My wife and I spent about 3 hours at the CFHOF but I could have spent a whole day in the virtual gallery watching videos of the enshrined players.When you walk in you get to pick your school and I was really excited to see the NCAA D3 school I played for on the helmet wall! I had no idea the lower levels were represented.All of the trophies are there as well. The interactive experiences were a lot of fun. Especially getting to make a pick on Game Day and running the drills on the field.If you’re a college football fan YOU MUST GO HERE!
Great interactive museum. Great place for kids also. They have a indoor half a field were you can lock field goals throwing and catching activities. We got in free with a Greatg Clips promotion. 2 adults and 2 kids in for free so that was a $80 value that made it even better. There is a chick fil a inside to eat. We spent a good 2 and a half hours in there with 2 kids a d had a hreatt time. Highly recommended.
I like football and I appreciate the CFA free entry but this spot did not excite me enuff for 5 stars. It’s a great place to visit but not sure it’s worth the regular entry price of $20 or so. Maybe its a good deal if purchased with the City Pass but there are better value places to visit in the Downtown area.
Admittedly, being from Canada, we don’t have the same passion for football as do our American counterparts…which made my visit here all the more exciting. The staff was very informative and eager to fill me in about the rich history of American football. The site itself is very interactive. Try yourself at hitting a field goal from about 20 yards out or hitting an over the shoulder post in the end zone. Also, take advantage of the All-Access Pass that tracks your interactions throughout the exhibits!
The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame was another stop on my daughter and I mini vacation and one of the attractions from the Atlanta CityPass. I am a football fanatic so this place was a must see for me. From picking up our entry passes to strolling the Fame was golden for me. The Hall has countless exhibits with personalization of your favorite team. I’m from Miami, Florida so the University of Miami is my team. There is a three story wall of helmets. Once you signed in, your favorite team’s helmet lights up and that was so kool. The personalized, interactive information is saved and allowed access throughout your visit and that was awesome. This is a must see experience.
Cool experience, seeing the history of college football is pretty eye opening as to how far the game has come.
We purchased the Atlanta City Pass and had the option of visiting this museum. We were amazed from the time we walked in until the time we left. Its an amazing interactive experience when you activate your fan access badge. College football is more than a sport. Its a family that teaches strategy and discipline. I recommend this museum to the football fanatic and those who are not so football savvy like myself. The history of college football is amazing!
Its a Great place to See Football History. There are interactive games that I loved engaging in, so did my grandkids. Great Family place. Took a few pictures, but it was so much to see and Enjoy
I dont even like futbol and I loved this place. Super colorful and cool.
This is a really cool place to visit even if you are not a fan of college football. There are a ton of informative displays about the history of college football, memorabilia, and an interactive field where you can try kicking an extra point, throw footballs, and dive for a catch! Takes about ~2 hours to see the whole place. Highly recommend.
It was a good time, but not really worth the $25. The indoor field is fun but it had more activities to do last time I came here. This time, you could only either kick a field goal or throw a ball after standing in line for 20 minutes. The rest of hall of fame is neat to walk through with some interactive exhibits.
We enjoyed our visit to the HOF tremendously. I was given 2 free tickets to the HOF by Chick-fil-a and their app. I did enjoy the facility, but I am glad I didnt pay for tickets. The facility was neat and enjoyable. There were numerous exhibits that made use of a RFID chip given when you entered the facility. My experience there was good, but for the price I dont know if I would go again anytime soon.
Great history of our greatest game
Perhaps worth a visit if its not crowded. Engaging 2nd floor interactive displays, but the hall itself is underwhelming. The Peach Bowl was bound to be a busy day, but they organized it poorly.
Glad i got in free i wouldnt pay the 22 bucks to get in. Dont like the interactive scan your pass and watch someone explain all to you. I go to an HOF I expect more exhibits to look at
Interesting place if you are real college football history buff. Staff were friendly and helpful. The 10 minute movie they show makes it feel like youre in the stands and on the field.
Football isnt really my cup of tea. We went for my husband who had tons of fun. It was great seeing a grown man act like a child again.
Fortunately, we had free tickets to this experience. Some exhibits were entertaining and informative, but overall dull. You can easily be in and out within about 45 minutes. Another turn-off is the $25 admission plus parking. You are better off attending an actual sporting event or enjoying other aspects of ATL.
Wow! This place is really something else. The entire staff is was extremely friendly and helpful throughout our time at the College Football Hall of Fame.Mr. LeCount was our group leader and didnt just treat our students like they were any other group. He took special interest in our students and made each one feel like they were special. His speaking on creating a better world for our youth touched the adults in our group as well. He even gave our group a special prize at the end of our time.First class organization and one we will most definitely return to in the future!
Very good presentation of college football hall of fame players. Definitely go when it’s not crowded during the week so you can do all of the activities. Had a great time doesn’t take more than 2 hours so you can do this and the aquarium all in one day. All the employees are very friendly and very helpful. Plus after you go you can go eat chic fil a for lunch.
Fantastic! We had such an enjoyable time here! The interactive exhibits were spot on! Lots for everyone to do. The layout was great, it was clean and modern. Definitely bringing family when they come to visit!
Great place to visit for the full experience of swc championship weekend
I love this place! You could easily spend four or five hours in here. Love the interactive exhibits. Great time for any college football fan.
Very interesting facts of history, we spent about two hours during our visit. Really enjoyed the interactive stations that were set up.
A Very Impressive Curation of College Football, Past to Present.The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame is a neat venue to learn and experience college football at its best. There are a lot of exhibits, archives, and learning centers for everyone, of all ages, to partake in Americas favorite pass time. Theres a small, authentic football field in the middle of the hall to partake in various football activities, like kicking, throwing, running, etc. When you sign in, you get a badge with your hometown and/or college alma mater. As you peruse the halls and approach exhibits with screens, it automatically wakes up to engage you and provide education and entertainment about college football.Overall, its a neat place to bring your family or to host a business or team-building activity.
Took my kids on a summer field trip here. They loved it! They talked about it all night.
#MyfirstTime #TeeUpAtlLets just say the venue is amazing the food was extraordinary and the entertainment was the wow factor.Theres so many people that I got to meet there and as you can tell these are just a few of the pictures not as many as I took.The restrooms were clean and the place was beautiful.You can find parking in the green deck. And its right next to the Chick-fil-A. Its a very spacious venue a lot sports events can actually be here.Theres enough room for over 1000 people.
Good/fun experience and so much football history. COVID19 policy enforced. Friendly staff.
Very cool place that we checked out while waiting for the Coca Cola museum. The employees were super nice and helpful.
This museum has alot of great things to look at. I recommend this place to anyone that is interested in college football.
Fantastic visit for the die-hard, casual fan and kids alike. Plenty of stats and displays for the learned fan along with lots of interactive multimedia activities that are really lots of fun. You can can sing your fightsong, sit in with ESPN Game day and virtually paint your face and save a copy to watch later. There is even a 45 yard football field where you can kick field goals, throw passes and run agility drills.A couple of the interactive activities were not working correctly which was aggravating. The gift shop was definitely overpriced but I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
I had a blast! Super nice employees, a lot of interactive games, educational, fun, and exciting. I love this place. We stayed about 3 hours because we viewed and looked at everything they had to offer. Some.of ther interactive games would not download to our all access pass, and that kind sucked.
Great place for football fans, learned a lot, many interactive exhibits
It was pretty cool, not awe-inspiring, but worth a look
Its interesting. Of course you want to track down your own college. And theres some learning to be done. Its good, just not great.
This is one of the highlights of a visit to Downtown Atlanta for anyone with an interest in American football. The location is great if you need to check out other cool spots right after.Be warned that it gets really crowded on most weekends, so plan accordingly.
What a wonderful Fathers Day treat to visit the College Football Hall of Fame!!! So much to do and see! Take your family and see all the exhibits!
Neat place to visit if your in Atlanta. It was well put together. Great spot to visit if you are a big fan of college football and the history. There is some cool interactive experiences as well as a few fun things for kids to do. It’s not as big of a place as I thought and it didn’t take very long to get through (a little over an hour). I parked in a lot across the street about 3 blocks away for $15.
Only spent an hour here and had to rush through it but from the things we did see it is full of fun and informative facts about college football. Amazing displays and interactive fun for the whole family. Would love to go back and spend some more time there.
Fun for all ages. Kids loved the interactive part. Downstairs you can attempt kicking extra points, catch passes and throw passes at targets. The 2nd level is the hall of fame which is interactive, you can bring players up on a screen and hear about their college careers. The 3rd floor you can be on college GameDay set, take pictures and paint your face, call game winning touchdowns from famous games, and other trivia and challenges which all pictures, video and audio are sent to your email. We were the 1st in at 10am and had to coax our 9 and 11 year old daughters out when it was closing. There is also a lot of history about the game the rivalries.
Really nice place to visit. Im not a big futball fan and still enjoyed a lot. They have a lot of representative things from all colleges. Definitely a visit to place while youre in Atlanta.
It wasnt what I expected. Not saying its bad but I was expecting different. Visually its very cool. The huge wall of helmets walking in is really neat. You take your lanyard to a registration desk, and then it lights up your favorite college helemt. They really do have every single team represented no matter how obscure.Your lanyard reacts with most of the exibits which is a nice touch and it will email your interactions back to so you can relive them later. The first floor is basically a skill area for you to try your real life football skills from field goal kicking to passing.Second floor jas a lot of exibits about tailgating, fight songs, and how football equipment has changed over the years. A few interactive events such as virtual stadium etc..3rd floor is where it kinda of fell apart for me. The actual hall of fame is about as big as a large master bedroom. The names of the inducted for each year are displayed on a wall along this smaller room, and there are some touch screen displays standing in the middle of this room. Thats it.I was expecting more along the lines of the baseball halll of fame with rows of busts of each player, some game worn equipment their stats, the players stories, and what made them great. Unfortunately for me that wasnt the case. It was all interactive touch screen which I could do sitting at home on my tablet.This attraction is more about the game of college football than the players. That being said its not a bad time tickets arent awful pricey but not cheap at around 22 dollars per adult ticket.All in all when your gift shop is bigger than the room the actual hall.of fame is in it kinda seems like the point of the whole thing was as lost.
Definitely a must visit 💙Truly appreciated the staff and how the facility was following sanitizing practices during this COVID-19 pandemic.
Very rude and disrespectful staff. We came from VA and was treated very poorly. Wont be coming back nor recommending this place to anyone.
Good for folks crazy about college football (very famous in US). Has a Game zone. Shows history, evolution and rivalry among top teams and hall of fame of top players.
Its ok. Nice place but nothing to write home about. Some ok memorabilia and nice exhibits. I didnt remember seeing any really old memorabilia which is what I was hoping for but I assume the schools probably hold onto their memorabilia instead of donating it to the hall of fame. Small place overall. I wouldnt pay the full price but I was there for opening weekend for college football and admittance was free.
Great place, very interesting. Has lots of interactive things. You can test your football throwing and kicked and kicking skills, call a football game, be on ESPN, and watch a game in virtual reality. Easy to spend a couple hours here.
Very CLEAN & Interactive museum. We absolutely loved our Funday Friday here...Mr.Terry LeCount is an Amazing Guide. Please tell him Allison & Fred both said hello & cya in Feb. for the recommended Black History Tour that will be displayed.
Immersive and personalized experience! Staff was very knowledgeable and inviting, and I enjoyed the personalized aspect of choosing your university and having your tour/experience revolve around your specific school.Features dozens of interactive stations that are both informative and entertaining, can easily spend 2 plus hours touring the facility. This is a MUST VISIT for any college football fan, is family friendly, and I personally enjoyed it more than the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, as I believe it is more interactive and interesting.
Really cool experience. I would definitely do it again. If you are a college football fan, youll love this.
Really cool experience and worth checking out (especially during august since its free).
The staff who greeted us were very helpful and animated. They walked us through the process of choosing your favorite team (which is an awesome feature that lets you customize your experience somewhat). The interactive exhibits made the Hall of Fame much more interesting than I, as not a huge fan of college football, expected. It was a fun couple hours!
Immersive, high tech, personalized and very fun experience. All the exhibits were both educational and interactive.
We had a fun time got to see some cool stuff. The mockup of a field where you can kick or throw a football is a pretty cool experience. The game day desk looked fun but was crowded so we skipped it. I love that so much of it is interactive with your badge you get. If you have this with your city pass definitely worth a visit but I feel the regular ticket price is a bit high hence the 4 stars. If you are a college football fan check it out.
Great displays and information. Lots of interactive activities.
A super cool place. Definitely a must see in Atlanta. Even if youre not a huge College Football Fan.
This is a really cool place! We toured with our high school basketball team. They give you interactive badges that recognize your team throughout the huge building. there are 700ish helmets on the wall and when you pick your team the helmet lights up on the wall. There are a lot of fun displays and multimedia stations. There is a theater where you can watch a video. You can kick field goals and go out for passes through a drill with practice dummies and rooes. Then you can play corn hole afterwards. Definitely worth it!
Super fun time for football lovers and those who really dig Chick-fil-A! Although not inexpensive, it is a great way to spend a family-friendly day together. From the history of tail-gating, to trophies to legendary coaches, there is something for everyone!
What can I say if you love college football this is a must, if you want to learn about it go. This place is amazing lots of fun activities, fan shop, and you can be a quarter back, receiver, or kicker for a moment lol.
This place was so much fun. You will get out what you put in. If you participate in all the interactive exhibits enthusiastically, you will have a great time.
This place is freaking awesome! This is a must visit destination for any college football fan.
It wasnt what I thought it would be. They have a section for popular rivalries but only showcase five or six. Theres no rhyme or reason to the helmet wall so you can hurt your neck trying to find your school. I did like the interactive interviews but it would be more fun if the players answered different questions. The wall is awesome though.
We came here because it was part of our Atlanta City Pass. All in all, it was ok. None of us are big football fans, but it was something different to see. The helmet wall is neat, as is the training yard on the first level. I wouldnt specifically pay to come here again, but its something to do if youve already bought the city pass and youve got some extra time. Giving it a 4/5 out of fairness since were not enthusiastic fans.
I am not even a huge football fan, but I very much enjoyed our visit. I really liked the interactive activities. The hall of fame was clean, the food was good (private events), and just overall a great experience.
My husband & I visited from sc. We had a great time! I wish I would have known to wear tennis shoes so I could try kicking a field goal at the end, but I didnt do my homework and didnt know. Great experience and great fun!
My high school flag football team went right after we made it into state finals and it was so fun. It had a spot to throw a football and kick a field goal. Its a really cool experience.
Outstanding experience! Interactive and informative. Everything is top notch! Could spend hours going through it all.
What an amazing experience!! Great interactive entertainment and the staff was fantastic!! A must go when youre in town.
This was a funny and wonderful experience, we had the opportunity to know everything more about the college football. I’m from Colombia and all this was a great experience to share🏈
Lots of interactive exhibits. Try to kick an extra point! Not a fan of college football but it was interesting and fun.
What a great place. Love the interactions and memorabilia. Awesome videos from players and real experiences.
This should probably be in Alabama but I am glad its in Atlanta. The history and displays are really informative and inspiring.
Blown away by this place. Amazing design and very interactive. If you love football you will love this place.
This place is a must visit for college football fans!! So much history of the sport, displays of different trophies, interactive things like recording yourself calling a famous play, kicking an extra point and so much more!!
Absolutely loved it! A must-see stop for any college football fan. The interactive exhibits and kiosks are great. Identify your favorite school or Alma later when you enter and you will learn more about its pigskin history than you ever thought possible!
I am not a football person, but this was my favorite thing to do in Atlanta. This is a great interactive experience and learned many interesting things.
Was kinda dreading going because I’m not a football fan but my fiancé is but we actually had a lot of fun! It was super interactive and had a lot of other things to do and learn!
We enjoyed the college football hall of fame. The interactive displays were very informative. This was a great place for the family to visit. The staff members were extremely helpful and eager to assist.
I didnt have time to go through the experience but they did allow you to just go to the gift shop. I found quite a few things that I took home for souvenirs. The staff was friendly and helped me make choices.
Was a great way to spend an afternoon. Many of the interactive stations were not working. Gift shop geared toward only southern teams..
Really fun place to learn more about college football and its greatest playere, teams, etc located in downtown Atlanta. Really nicely done and fun for anyone, but a serious fan may want to make sure they have plenty of time.
Awesome experience. A must for not only a college football fan but for a football fan in general
Make sure you go here if in Atlanta. You can easily enjoy 3 hours here. Stuff for everyone to do and see.
We had so much fun at this place! Even my 8 year old daughter had a good time and she has nothing todo with football. Remember travel smart, eat great, feel good and regret never! Enjoy life and give me a👍🏽 Thank you!
Really nice layout, I enjoyed attending the UFC 236 open workouts here.
What an incredible place! As an avid College Football fan, this was the ultimate experience with the history and all of the interactive things you can do there. They did an awesome job putting this together.
Out of all the stuff in the city pass, hands down this was the best! What a great time! Wish I had more pictures but I was having such a good time that I forgot about my phone. And one of the most organized attraction spots I’ve been to. Hands down a must visit
The staff were friendly and welcoming. I thought the experience was quite short and slightly boring; this may be as I am from the UK so I have no knowledge on American football so I didn’t quite understand anything that was going on. It was laid out quite well and the sport experiences were good.
I loved my visit here! I could have spent a lot of time here unfortunately they closed a little earlier than what we thought so we didnt get to see one of the exhibits.
Not a fan of their ticket procedure, but if you live college football, then this is a place you need to visit. Great multimedia options and you can try your hand at passing, catching, or kicking.
Fan ambassadors that greet you are fantastic. They help you with your team registration process and provide great information on how best to experience the CFHoF. The interactive experiences are great for any college football fan, no matter your age. Great family experience. Major plus, the bathrooms were extremely clean, a rare find in any establishment.
Awesome to take any football fans too. A mix of museum history / memorabilia, interactive exhibits and test your skills field challenge. Lots of dining options around too. Parking is 20 all around that area even if you drive up a few blocks. So park near by.
It was my first time ever going. I really enjoyed every moment of it. I would definitely do it again
Very nice visit! Staff was warm and helpful. Will definitely be back again.
If youre a college football fan, this is where you need to be. Its a lot of fun to pick your school and go through it from that lens. Had a lot of fun!
I would have enjoyed this place better if I had known that children under 3 are not exactly welcomed here. My husband and 7 year old loved it here. So did my 3 year old son but my son was approached by someone there on their staff that was not kind towards my little boy so we just up and left that place. I was fortunate to learn what I could there and enjoyed and made the most out of my time.
If you’re a fan of college football, you have to come see the College Football HOF. Great experience and a lot of history!
We were treated like valued guests! People couldnt wait to help us. I saw only smiles, working employees and a clean venue. Will definitely go back. You could spend an entire afternoon here and not be bored.
If you are a red member to Chick-fil-A then the app will give you 2 free tickets. It’s worth it for free or else I would say it’s only worth it if you have kids (or you!) that want to do the interactive experiences of kicking, running and catching. Go into the shop to see what it’s all about before deciding to purchase tickets outside.
People were very friendly and helpful. Great experience
Great place to visit especially for Active Duty Service Members and Retired Veterans. Well organized. Will be back again.
Absolutely great experience, make sure you have time to enjoy everything. It will take you about an hour and a half maybe two hours.
Not being that much of a football fan, I thought I was going to be bored all day but it was very fun with interactive activities. My football obsessed fiance loved it and I found it very charming.
Loved the experience & the way they treated every guest. We had a lot of fun.It took us roughly two hours to go through everything. It could take less time or more time to go through depending on your experience.Highly recommend!
Great time with my family. A lot of interactive activities for those who appreciate history, sports fans or not.
Had a great time interactive exhibits were a blast. The wall of helmets was amazing and the personalization of the exhibits and interactive a was very cool
Awesome experience and well worth the money! Allow yourself 1/2 day if you love football!!
Well, it certainly is a football... experience. Its less of a museum in the one-of-a-kind items and curators sense and more like a set of attractions, experiences, simulations, and games. Its very tech-integrated, and you get a little name tag that can tell when youre near a particular attraction or exhibit and records all the data you create- your videos, gameplay, and so on- onto the card, which you can then use at home to get your stuff. Its cool in theory, but in practice I couldnt get my card to work at all and neither could my friends.There are some interesting exhibits here, like a VR headset room where you can see different football stadiums in virtual reality, and some informative old-fashioned exhibits with footballs and jerseys. Theres also a station with a bunch of specific football players where you can watch videos about topics like their nutrition and training. And theres a place where you can play football related games on a tabletop touchscreen device, but, again, we couldnt get it to work properly or integrate with our cards- a lot of the tech seems confusing or broken. Theres also a place where you can sing karaoke football songs and record it, and thats all the attractions I remember.If youre into football, this place might be interesting. If youre not, Id pass.
We had a great time celebrating our sons 8th birthday!
Great place to visit. Just walking into the place will awe you. I was attending a work function here, they held a reception for all the attendees. Didnt get the opportunity to actually go through the whole place but what we did see was impressive. I recommend visiting if you have time.
Had a great time. Lots of very interesting history and really cool exhibits. Honestly though, it was smaller than I expected. Still, I recommend the visit.
A beautiful place to discover everything about NCAA football from its roots to today. A must see for the college football enthusiast!!!
This was great for my sons career project and he really enjoyed the mini football field at the bottom.
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Review №1
2022-07-03Cool hall of fame with alot of interactive activities. We loved the fake college game day broadcast studio, karaoke and jump game. My kids really enjoyed the scavenger hunt and The games on the lower level. I wish they sold the jerseys and we were looking for Michael Wick but sadly couldn’t find him anywhere. Hope he gets added as well.
Review №2
2022-04-12Had a great time at this museum. Went here with my brother and family friend. I love the interactive activities that they had. I did the jump for you team and I got 33.24 inches. That meant that I had the 3rd best jump. You get to choose which school you want to represent with the interactive activities.
Review №3
2022-06-26Nice place. Very informative, they should think about adding more exhibits and maybe an area that focuses on school bands and fight songs. As well as an exhibit area of just Mascots. Its worth the entrance fee but much more could be added.
Review №4
2022-05-26Came here for the annual Sundresses and Seersuckers after party. I had never been to the hall of fame and didnt know what to expect but the venue was really nice for the event. We had access to the entire place so I was able to peruse around and explore while sipping a cocktail. There was tons of memorabilia and lots of nice sports themed art pieces. Im not a huge college football enthusiast but I appreciate knowledge. Im happy I came to experience it.
Review №5
2022-06-03What a great experience! I suggested a trip here to my husband, who is an avid college footbal fan. He was like a kid in a candy store! Theres a lot to see, exhibits and activity, including becoming a virtual quarterback. And there is half of a field there where you can try your passing and kicking skills. Its a good way to pass a few hours out of the heat, and even for me, who dislikes the game, found it interesting. Plus I enjoyed watching my husband have fun!
Review №6
2022-02-08Really enjoyed our visit in July 2022! Loved the wall of helmets and the trophy cases. Enjoyed the areas showcasing college gameday, tailgating, traditions and the game through the years. The scan card was a cool way to see exhibits unfortunately several were not working. It was fun getting to see so many things in one place especially having a som who plays for Tulane. Maybe they’ll be added as an exhibit after having to play, this season, being relocated for a month after Hurricane Ida.Also, cool to see Joe Burrow’s Player of the Year trophy too!Was an awesome place to spend the afternoon.
Review №7
2022-03-29I enjoyed this more than I thought I would considering Im woefully ignorant when it comes to where players went to school unless my husband tells me. The memorabilia was great, loved the trophies, and I enjoyed how everything was laid out so you could see how different areas like safety, training, rules and uniforms changed over time. Bonus that they actually had a piece from my alma mater, URI (Rhode Island)!! The only drawback was it was echo-y and could get extremely loud very quickly.
Review №8
2022-01-06Had a really good time there on New Years Day 2022! Really appreciate free tickets to active duty soldiers. I like how the museum highlights the unique aspects of college football from tailgating, recruiting, traditions and the evolution of the game as a whole. The scan pass card made many of the exhibits come to life in memorable and engaging ways. As a former college football player myself, the hall brought up a lot of nostalgia and got me excited for the future of the game itself.I would have liked to have seen something mentioning walk ons. Even an exhibit on the Burlsworth Trophy, given every year to nations most outstanding player who began their career as a walk on. Even more exhibits on the individual trophies such as the Butkus, Thorpe, Guy, Maxwell, etc. As the game evolves, it’d be nice to see the hall incorporate the transfer portal, NIL deals, social media, conference media contracts, etc. into its presentations.I kicked a field goal the first time I visited but this time around I knew my knees would fall apart if I attempted haha.Bought a sticker out of the store but I was hoping there would be more representation across the nation in there (I understand SEC/ACC country being down south but the hall should represent the game across the nation). Vinyl stickers/magnets/postcards of stadiums, mascots, traditions, trophies, etc. could all be sold in there.All in all an awesome place to spend an afternoon, good for all ages no matter what previous experience you have with college football. I think every visitor can find something unique to take away from the college football hall of fame!
Review №9
2022-03-21We got a chance to come to this amazing place on our last day in atlanta and I really liked it. I enjoyed walking around seeing the displays, info about certain big college football games and info about college football teams . One of my favorite parts of this place was the football stimulator(or whatever name it is called) where you throw the football towards the goal area. I got a chance to try that out and although I almost got it it was still fun to try out. Another part of this place I liked was where you go to the screen and they allow you pick the team and you get to sing the mascot song for it which was pretty cool and I also got to try out the stimulator where you jump a few times and in general I enjoyed seeing all the displays and info about college football games and the info about college teams and even some players. Overall this is a really amazing place and I Definetly recommend it if you are a football fan or sports fan in general
Review №10
2021-09-13First time Ive ever been to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium and it was great! I got to see my favorite team play and my seats were well worth the price paid for them! I will definitely be going back. I can say I was a little thrown off by everything being card only because I made sure that I had enough cash just for the food vendors. I still had a great time overall!