Reviews of Canadian Football Hall of Fame & Museum (Museum)

64 Melrose Ave N, Hamilton, ON L8L 8C1, Canada

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Here you have the opinions of real people who know the products and services of Canadian Football Hall of Fame & Museum (Museum) in the territory of Hamilton (Canada).

At this moment the firm has a score of 4.2 stars over 5 and this rating was based on 18 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Canadian Football Hall of Fame & Museum IN Hamilton

Wade Nunn

Jeff Podwats

Couldnt get in since the hours are only 2 days a week for 3 hours each day. The Tigercats use the facility so it cannot be opened all the time. Wish it was because we missed it.

Bill Stevenson

Awesome place to visit if you are a CFL fan.

Joey Coleman

The Canadian Football Hall of Fame is closed. The inductee busts have been moved to the Civic Football Stadium, along with the statue Touchdown. CityLab is an administrative division of the City of Hamilton and is now housed on the upper levels.

Jan Kulesza

As the standing is for the time being, a plan has been created to repurpose the building. It will no longer be the "Canadian football hall of fame" but will be workshop for students from Mohawk college and McMaster university and members of community to work on problems with in the City of Hamilton in terms of infrastructure, modes of transportation, and other ideas and how to solve them with modern technology. This building will be renamed as "CityLabs"

Benjamin “atomicben” Congdon

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Emma Hamilton

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really worn down and not kept up. to hold the history of the CFL and Canadian football in such a shabby out of the way place is sad. I'd recommend checking it out and supporting it so it hopefully gets better.

Tim Bolitsky

Building looked nice. Was working outside of it. Lots of pay parking.

Mike Lastman

Not what I thought it was going to be definitely needs updating

Colin Podwats

This is preposterous. I can't believe it's only open two days a week. Unbelievable.

Edward's Videos

Great little museum. Home of the Grey Cup!

Wotan TorontoStreetcars

Long live the GREY CUP!

Erich Hertz

Todd Engel

Canadian History preserved! An old building but a great place to visit!

Will Rygersberg

I am a diehard cfl fan that grew up in Milton Ontario moved to Edmonton alberta when I was 18 .I became a Edmonton Eskimo season ticket holder in 1981 and have been since.I finally went back to Ontario for a holiday in June of this year I decided to go to the cfl hall of fame in Hamilton .After paying for a parking spot we walked up to the building we found out it was closed indefinitely It was a very sad day for me to find it was closed as I have tried to support the cfl for many years . It just shows me how much the East supports this Canadian game of ours.yours truly, deeply disappointed football fan from the west.