College Football Hall of Fame

We checked out the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta during our trip, and honestly, it was one of the highlights of our week. If you’re a football fan, this place is an absolute must-visit! Right from the start, we were impressed with all the cool displays and artifacts. We got to see the Heisman Trophy, the National Championship trophy, and so many pieces of college football history. There’s a ton to look at, and everything feels really interactive and fun. One of the best parts was the pass and kick experience at the end. It was such a fun way to wrap up the visit and made us feel like kids again. The only letdown was the gift shop. It was super SEC-heavy, and while we get it—this is the South—we were hoping to see merch from a wider variety of schools. We were ready to buy some cool gear, but honestly, the selection wasn’t great, so we ended up leaving empty-handed. That said, the Hall of Fame itself was awesome, and we’d highly recommend it if you’re in Atlanta. Whether you’re a hardcore college football fan or just someone looking for a fun activity, this place is totally worth checking out. Just maybe don’t expect too much from the gift shop!

Mesmerized by all the football stuffs in this place...It lived up to its name indeed. At the entrance is a wall of the helmets by various players/teams which was one of my personal fave picturesque spots. The history and football teams across the states are well portrayed in this place. I also like the part where the leadership characters of each "hall of fame" football players are highlighted.

Nice venue to celebrate my favorite sport. Beautiful facility with a proper hall for the inductees, plenty of memorabilia and artifacts of the history of the game and its players and coaches, and a lot of interactive things to entertain kids or the kid in you ;). It is right next to Philips Arena, close to Mercedes-Benz Stadium and across the street from Centennial Olympic Park so it’s a very busy area and parking can be a problem. I went when there was a day Hawks game so got stuck paying $40 to park so I’d recommend checking their home schedule and avoid Falcons home games too before going or be willing to pay.

Usher concert and College Football Hall of Fame AI Experience: An Unforgettable Atlanta Doubleheader While in Atlanta for the Usher concert, We decided to check out the College Football Hall of Fame's new AI Experience, and let me tell you, it was an absolute game-changer! Forget static exhibits and dusty trophies – this place throws you right into the heart of college football. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by a high-tech kiosk that captured my likeness and asked me a few fun questions about my favorite team and football memories. And then the magic happened. Throughout the Hall, I saw myself integrated into iconic moments in college football history. I was there on the sidelines, cheering in the stands, even getting coached by legendary figures! The AI technology is mind-blowing; it felt so personalized and immersive. But the AI Experience wasn't just about the visuals. It also tapped into the emotional side of being a college football fan. I felt a rush of excitement seeing myself score the winning touchdown, and a pang of nostalgia remembering my own college game days. Honestly, the College Football Hall of Fame AI Experience was the perfect complement to the Usher concert. Both delivered unforgettable experiences that blended technology, emotion, and pure entertainment. If you're ever in Atlanta, don't miss this incredible attraction. It's a must-see for any college football fan!

Nice space and interesting exhibits. There is a miniature indoor football field that is great for hosting events. A decent spot for a couple hours; not surprisingly a bit of an SEC slant to the content and gift shop...Likely drawing a more regional fan base.

Friendly staff. Great family experience. Lots to see. The Ai was pretty darn good. Upon entering, make sure to provide details and scan you card as to walk throughout the building. When ready to exit onto the field, have your phone ready to record your highlights on the big screen.

It’s filled with interactive exhibits, historic memorabilia, and tons of info on legendary players and teams. Walking through, you get an up-close look at the history and spirit of college football, and there’s something to explore for fans of all ages. The energy is high, and the displays are impressive, making it a great experience for anyone who loves the game.

The College Football Hall of Fame is a great place to spend a few hours immersed in college football. The numerous interactive exhibits really made the visit. There were several special exhibits like recording a play by play, Xbox game play lounge, and a College Game Day set. Hook em.

For the college football fiends like myself, this is a great place to soak in the history of college football. I learned so much and I'm glad that I chose to visit this museum while I was in town. There were interactive parts of the experience that were fun too such being an analyst and acting as a coach. I would definitely go back, especially as they are adding more items throughout the years. You should definitely make this trip apart of your tourist list.

Having been to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, I was excited to come here. There is AI, which makes the experience a little more fun, but it didn't quite reach the level I expected. First, it's way smaller than I thought. We went through and read just about everything and were only there about 2 hours. There are 3 floors of some interesting things. I wanted to read more about players and there wasn't a lot of that. There is a small game room with 6 chairs where you can play video football. On busy days it must be a mad house.

The College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta is an absolute must-visit for any sports enthusiast! The interactive AI experience on the second floor was great. You can record your voice announcing a play, join in on rally chants, and even see AI-generated, personalized pictures that make the experience feel uniquely yours. It's engaging and fun. The third floor dives deep into the history of college football, to top it off, the ground level offers a hands-on experience where you can throw or kick a football. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just looking for a fun outing, this place has something for everyone.

Today the College Football Hall of Fame had a free day for educators, which was amazing for them to recognize us in that way!! I really appreciated the opportunity to be able to check it out. It was really neat, but totally different than I was expecting. When you enter, you're given a badge and then you stop at the kiosk. I thought this process was taking a while, so I kind of rushed through it, but this is to tell you not to do that, because this is important aspect of the experience later. The top floor is full of memorabilia and history of players and coaches and has the whole list of College Hall of Famer's dating back to the 40s I think. The second story was full of awesome and silly AI things. There were kiosks all around and it would recognize you from your badge and greet you as you walk up. So cool!!! I loved seeing all the photos and all the different quests you could take around the second floor. We had a blast. I enjoyed this more as an AI experience (I'm not a huge football gal) but I would definitely recommend anyone going! We spent just over an hour there and I think anyone could easily spend two hours here if you read all the info. I'd recommend checking it out! The only downside is due to its location downtown, parking is a bit of a pain. Luckily I was able to find a street spot and didn't need to dish out the $35 for the lot next door.

A good place to visit if you are into collegiate football. A pretty brief and short museum albeit with unique pieces and lots of good information. Not a lot to do here and some areas are prone to being closed off, as they were when I visited.

This place is awesome. If you like college football at all, it's a must stop in Atlanta. Very interactive displays. Loved seeing all the trophies, service academy displays, Welles uniform for Boston College, Woody Hayes's hat, Joe Paterno shoes, etc. Barrie, one of the museum people, was so friendly and knowledgeable. Very nice to have people passionate about their jobs. They provide a discount for military members which is always appreciated. Would definitely come back on a future trip to ATL.

My family and I had so much fun.. my kids favorite part was the turf football field that they all the everyone to throw kick a football, my kids wanted to do that over and over. On the second floor they have a room where guest can play Madden 25 on their Xbox which was another fun thing. The museum itself is beautiful and clean with a lot of history going all the way back to the 1800's. It was super cool to see how everything elevated, from the uniform they use to wear to their helmets. I definitely recommend this museum if you're in the Atlanta area. Parking is fairly close and pricing is not that bad. I paid $20 which was for all day.

A college football fan's dream! Came here with my mom and spent 2.5 hours here. No issue buying tickets at the box office there. When you first walk in, you scan your ticket badge to personalize your experience because there is AI throughout the museum. 3 floors of fun with most of it on the 2nd level. The first has the technology to set up your experience, the field, and store which you'll do the field and store last because once you leave the field, it takes you to the store, and you can't go back in the museum once you go into the store. The 2nd floor has a ton of interactive portions and all the history of college football. Lots of things to read, see, and play with. It also has the game day theater which has a short 10 minute video. The 3rd floor has the actual hall of fame with many screens where you can lookup players and coaches.

An incredible place for football fanatics. As you enter the place you get to see the jaw dropping wall of helmets from all colleges football teams in the country. Then there are 3 floors of amazing CFB history, iconic players & coaches, trophies, and evolution of sport in the past 100 years. There's a studio booth to record your own game day take. Interactive area to do 40 yard dash and measure your high jumps. An area highlighting all major CFB rivalries. On the 3rd floor, a huge section is dedicated to all CFB Hall of Fame players. They are spread across by each year's inductees. There's a collection of most iconic CFB players' jersey, helmet, accessories and other memorabilia. The gift shop and sports area at the end of the tour are also so much fun. You can kick 20 yard FG. You can buy souvenirs of your favorite CFB team. Couple of hours easily fly by in this place.

Hot Take: I love College football more than the NFL! I LOVE College Football, and if you don't, this is probably an experience you can avoid. Having said that my daughter indulged me on our trip to Atlanta and she said she had a great time due to the interactive exhibits in the HOF. The top floor is made up of interactive displays that celebrate each Class of inductees. There are no jerseys, helmets, busts, etc...which I guess disappointed me a little. However, each player page comes with a wealth of information, highlights, and pictures. Plus you can filter for fast searches. The real win for the experience is the interactions such as: Sing your favorite fight song, tape a segment of College Game Day, do some college measurables, get advice from Hall of Famers through interactive kiosks, and end the entire visit by throwing, kicking, and running through a Combine for big and little kids. Made my pass and catch but missed my 23 yard field goal. At the End of the Day if you are a family that wants to throw dad a solid or are a die hard fan you will enjoy the history of the game and seeing all of the college trophies and awards. If not, go next door to the Chic-Filla and grab a milk shake!

What a wonderful interactive place. A staff member will hand you a lanyard with a paper badge. You'll use this for virtually every exhibit in the museum. There's a lot to see. You'll start with a short psych up movie about college football. Then your journey begins. I loved most of the interactive exhibits. Cutting a promo for College Gameday was fun. So was listening to famous hall-of-famers talk about their campus experience. I really liked having the chance to call the ending of "The Game," the famous Cal - Stanford lateral game where the band walked on the field. I didn't partake, but you can also give your best shot at kicking a field goal or throwing touchdowns on the mini field on the ground floor level. I would have liked to see more memorabilia. The museum has a few exhibits, but it could have had a lot more. Seeing Joe Montana's green Fighting Irish jersey would have been cool. So would seeing Ty Detmer's grass stained jersey from the famous 1991 BYU - San Diego State game. Catholics versus Criminals. The Game of the Century. Bear Bryant's hat. There's so much out there. I would have also liked a more thorough rivalry exhibit. The current space goes over the basics, but it would be fun to dive deep into some of the most intense match ups. It would have also been fun learning about some of the smaller or less known rivalries, too. JUST THINK OF ALL OF THE RIVALRY TROPHY GAMES. This is a popular place and will get busy during peak times. Please make sure to plan ahead and give yourself time to enjoy the exhibits.

Amazing ! I don't even watch football but I do like museums! I had so much fun here. A lot of stuff to see and interactive for adults and kids. I'd definitely recommend.

Nice place to check out if you are a college football fan. Cool memorabilia and history that roots back to when college football first began. We enjoyed the interactive setups such as the field goal kick.

This is an excellent museum for college memorabilia. They offer free entrance for military and veterans, which is excellent. The only thing I noticed in there was that there was not a whole lot of SEC, but a lot of big 10, what the hell

Didn't realize this was located in Atlanta but happy I got to visit! Three floors of great college football facts and artifacts :) Staff was really great and fun to speak with. They have so many college football trophy's which was also really great to see! If your a CFB fan take some time to visit this special place

Went with 9 and 4 yo boys They aren't into football yet. The museum still kept their interest. It introduced them to college football. It had enough video and gadgets to keep them involved for about 3 hours. The adults enjoyed everything also. There was enough things to read and keep our interest. If you are 4 to 90 and like anything about college football ,this place is worth going to.

This is a must visit if you're a football fan and visiting Georgia. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by friendly staff to register your profile. You are to enter your college football team. I entered Rutgers so looking up at what looks like hundreds of college football helmets, Rutgers helmet lit up and blinked. As your going through the attraction, wear your pass. Some interactive stations will pick up your presence and mention your name on the screen. I enjoyed reading upon biographies of now retired NFL players back in college days and see video clips of their plays. I also enjoyed the physical activities and how it's family friendly. The entire attraction takes about a good 3 hours to finish and I highly recommend to visit. Parking is available in private lots and there's plenty nearby this attraction.

Loved it! Interactive which is great for kids. And loved the history. Great visit- would recommend.

Great place to visit! 3 floors of college football greats. Lot of fun. Very interactive for kids and adults.

I don't follow college football but it's cool to see all the stuff. Staff is very friendly. Inside is very clean. At the end you can kick the football to score from 20 yards.

If you are a football lover you need to go! Our group was all adults 43, 42, 24 and 20. Each of us loved it. Very interactive, plenty to see and do. Staff is very friendly and the place was very clean. Reason for 4 stars. We got there at 3:45pm they close at 5pm. My own fault for not looking that up before we got there. But also their fault for not tell me when we arrived. 4:50pm workers start rushing you out. We didn't get to see the whole thing after I paid over $100 to get in. Overall, it's a good experience and I would go back if I ever was in the area again.

I cannot recommend taking a trip here enough while in town. We had an amazing experience. Upon arriving, you get a personalized pass with a QR code for your favorite football team. There are a TON of interactive experiences where you scan your QR code and get to see facts specific to your team of choice. This made it specific and feel special to any fan. They had what seemed like every college that has a football team, so every fan can feel included and learn facts about their team. They had very fun interactive options like virtual face painting, singing your teams fight song, being a game day announcer, seeing how fast you can run the 40 yd dash etc. There is a lot of history and facts about college football in general (not just team specific) which was fun to learn about. They definitely thought of everything here, you can learn about coaches, rivalries, bowl game trophies, traditions, hall of famers, tailgating, you name it! We are history buffs too and they even had an exhibit with what was happening in the world in relation to what was happening in college football from the very beginning, until now. This also helped show how football has transformed! The staff was so kind, helpful and knowledgeable. We got into a long conversation with a worker and he told us so much about what we were looking at; more than what the plaque offered! They had a film which we did not watch, and an area where you could practice throwing/catching/kicking the football which looked super cool that we also did not do. Our favorite part about it was how it was not crowded. We were able to walk around at our own leisure, view anything we wanted without feeling like we were in the way, enjoy the interactive elements without feeling rushed to allow someone else to use it etc. we went on a Sunday around noon. All in all, it took us right under 2 hours. The people in our group ranged from college football fanatics, to general sports fans with no particular interest in football besides their own alma mater. Everyone enjoyed themselves and had a great experience! I could see it being boring for young children or children not particularly interested in CFB. Side note: We thought the gift shop to not be too extensive and rather expensive. Such a fun afternoon!

This place is VERY COOL! If you are a fan of ANY college football, this place is for you! Your ticket on a lanyard is your ticket to fun!! Every time you stepped up to an interactive screen, it would recognize you by name/school and be custom to your team. Very cool technology. Our favorite thing was the Trophy Room and setting off all the screens to our home team and family Alma Mater TCU!

This is a very cool place to check out in Atlanta, especially if you love college football. There's lots to see and read. The exhibits are really cool and there's an interactive area for you to kick field goals too. My favorite would be the entrance where you see all the helmets! Go Oregon Ducks!

A neat museum if you're really into college football. You get to learn about each of the players that have been inducted and see some of their memorabilia as well as see how much football jerseys, helmets and cleats have changed over the years. There's interactive areas that let you record plays, pretend to be a sports broadcaster and more. Our favorite part was downstairs where you get to kick a field goal and run a play.

This is my second visit to the college football hall of fame. I love it there. So much to see and a lot to do. Active and retired service men and women get in for free. When you go in you register by picking a team. Every tune you get close to certain screens what is playing will changed to your team and provide highlights or history about your team. You can pretend to be a sportscaster and even try to kick a field goal. There is something for everyone. If you are a college fan you have to come see this place. You won't be disappointed.

Well presented displays of the overall history and culture around college football, with good artifacts and interactive kiosks tied to your badge. Some of the physical ones did not detect motion correctly, but overall worked well. After exploring the second floor, I was bit disappointed with the third: it is the actual hall of fame and quite small, with just wall engravings of the names and kiosks showing basic info about the inductees. While there was a few lockers on the second floor, I couldn't figure out what the selection criteria for those was I was expecting more from some of the greats or a story curated around specific players.

I was pretty underwhelmed by the CFHOF to be completely honest. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I left wanting for more. Some of the interactive stuff was cool but even those things seemed a bit lackluster. Not to mention that the gift shop offered less college football memorabilia than the local market. Was tough to find any sort souvenirs or memorabilia even for the biggest college football fan.

I have been here 4 times through the years and it never disappoints! Exhibits are updated & added and there's always something new to see. It is an overall college football experience. The trophy displays are epic and every team is represented. I saw new things this visit and was, once again, visibly moved by the little movie. My friend was here for his 1st visit and loved the history of everything, the trophies, the experience. The interactive exhibits are wonderful! And every bit of college football is celebrated. For sports and non-sports fans, this is an Atlanta must see!!

Came here for the annual Sundresses and Seersuckers after party. I had never been to the hall of fame and didn't 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. I'm not a huge college football enthusiast but I appreciate knowledge. I'm happy I came to experience it.

I don't even care about football (sorry ), but this museum was awesome! I loved the artwork exhibit. The evolution of equipment was incredible. The technology was personal and top-notch. I joined my husband and son, expecting to be totally bored, and was surprised that I stayed engaged and intrigued for 2 hours. Well done!! I wish I could say the CFA that is next door was a similar positive experience. Unfortunately, this location's service gives CFA a bad name.

I didn't expect this to be as wonderful as it was! I had a great time touring the interactive displays. This would be an excellent place for children. When you come in a register your team, the helmet for that team on the wall of helmets lights up if you are the first person to come in and register that team.Upon entering , you register your favorite team. As you go through the exhibits, your badge is scanned and personal messages and highlights if your favorite team show on the exhibit boards. The first section has magnificent trophies of bowl games. Even if you are not a fan, The history of the game and old equipment is interesting. This is a must see for College Football fans!

This is a surprisingly good place to visit when you are in town. They use electronics to have displays for your college (be as alumni or fan) throughout the facility and I wish other museums employed it. Each level offered good exhibits, the field area was actually neat just to watch folks throw the football, and even the gift shop was better than most I've seen at any museum. The staff was very friendly and helpful throughout from start to finish. To be perfectly honest, other in town attractions will not be as interesting or as interactive so do plan on stopping by.

My football fan husband, me with little football knowledge and our kiddos all had a great time here! When you enter and registered your fan pass, you get to select a team. When you go to any interactive exhibits in the museum, it will show info for whatever team you selected! So cool! Lots of exhibits on history, trophies, bands, cheerleaders, uniforms over the years and even highlights about college football's biggest rivalry games. I also loved the HBCU exhibit! On the bottom level, you can try to kick, throw or catch a ball and there is a nice gift shop.

Visited the college football hall of fame in 2015 right before my Louisville cardinals played the Auburn Tigers in ten chick Fil A opening game. I plan on going to the 2021 chick Fil a game where my cardinals will play ole miss this year. I'll definitely visit this hall of fame again. Very interactive and cool for old fans, new fans or just historians. They had lots of special events going on I assume because of the game. We got to kick some unsuccessful extra points. Run some hot routes and meet a hall f famer from uofl (Howard schnellenberger) and auburn (Frank Thomas) Overall great trip. I'm excited to return in 2021

My 7 year old daughter loved the fact most of it was interactive and at the end she got to try and kick as well as run a route and try and catch the ball! As a USC alum I love the fact that even though it was in SEC territory it didn't have too much of an SEC bias(except the ESecPN desk), especially since Notre Dame and USC have the most inductees ! I definitely want to come back here again.

I am not a football fan but my boyfriend is a fanatic. When we were in Atlanta this was the #1 thing he wanted to do. It's only fair that he gets to experience stuff he likes too right? The museum is actually really cool. When you walk in there is a display of football helmets. You can pick your college and the helmet lights up. They go over a lot if the history of college football including coaches and team traditions. I'm waiting for them to include WKU in the mix ;). The highlight was the field goal kick where people could do drills and kick field goals like the college athletes. I did not attempt this because I knew it would be an epic fail. Overall this museum was a fun experience and I see why it's a highlight in the city. If you know a football fan, take them here!

Great experience! Great use of time. Super interesting and attention grabbing exhibits and an amazing, hilarious, and kind staff. Imani helped me this am and wow! She was so kind, a great photographer and really made the experience even more fun!

The fun place that my buddies and I visited while we were in Atlanta. They have been the college football Hall of Fame for I have not so it was a nice first time experience for me. Being from Warhol we had a cardinal fan it was cool to see some of the Volvo memorabilia that they had. I will say that it was a very short trip I was kind of surprised of how quick we got through it I thought they would have more stuff. I really like the games at the end we can kick a field goal or throw a pass I was happy that I actually made her feel go so I thought that was pretty cool

Took my family and my friend from out-of-town here one Sunday afternoon. My husband and my friend are both big football fans, so I thought they might really enjoy this. My friend and I used our Chick-fil-A apps to claim our free two tickets (each). We paid for parking somewhere between $10-20 at a nearby garage. There was a short line when we arrived and it moved quickly. Check-in was cool. You are issued a badge based on your team preferences. I chose Georgia State University (the real GSU, btw! ;)) as my team/school since I graduated from there. The experience was tailored towards my team. Whenever I scanned my badge, some information about GSU would come up or GSU's fight song would start playing. I thought that feature was really neat. You can easily spend a couple of hours in there exploring. There's so much to see and do. I love that they made it very interactive. I haven't been to many hall-of-fames especially sports related, but I thought this was executed very well. The staff was super friendly, helpful, and informative. Fun football activities await you at the end of the "tour" which my 11-yo loved. We all enjoyed the experience and definitely recommend checking it out!

This chick-fil-A is only minutes's walk away from State Farm Arena where I went to a Blackpink concert a month ago. It is the most convenient and quality spot for a quick bite and rest before the event. It's spacious, clean and well-decorated. The food is nice and fresh. I really enjoyed my short break in this place. The restaurant is next to the college football hall of fame museum and you can see part of the "playground" area through the glass inside. The only downside I would say is that it does not offer any hot drinks (at least back in early November when I went). There is a Starbucks across from the street if you think the line is worth it. Overall I recommend this chick-fil-A to anyone attending an event in State Farm arena or nearby venues for a quick easy meal and sit-down.

If you do anything in Atlanta, make sure you stop here! The staff at the College Football Hall of Fame is exceptional and goes above and beyond to make your experience one to remember! I have to give a big shout out to AJ and Jordan for making our family feel so welcome! Thank you both for providing us with such a special tour! The College Football Hall of Fame was the main highlight of our trip to Atlanta! You don't want to miss this!

Listen, if you have reached red status with Chick-fil-A, you definitely should take advantage of the two free tickets you get to the Chick-fil-A College Hall of Fame if you're in Atlanta. My family and I had so much fun at this place! It was even better that it was free! This place is right next door to CNN and in the same area as the Georgia Aquarium. When we arrived, we showed them the tickets we accessed through our Chick-fil-A app, and we were given badges to wear around our neck. As we entered the lobby, we were greeted by the employees and assisted with getting our badges registered. You'll pick a team and even you visit different interactive displays, it will tailor the display to the them you selected. It was super dope to me that there was a HBCU section. The best part to my boys was the area that reminds you of a sports combine. They were able to kick a field goal, run a course, and throw like a quarterback. My husband even got in on the action. When you leave, you exit out through the gift store, which has a lot of cool items. I would most certainly go back!

Overall it's a good museum! The interactive portions were cool and I think they'd benefit from more. My favorite feature was the helmet wall at the beginning. The only real downside is I'd wish it was slightly longer/bigger and the store sucked. The store should have some unique items and it really didn't.

I am not a major football fan myself but I still had a good time. It was cool seeing the history and highlights of football. I really enjoyed how they had activities that allowed someone who didn't know much about football could still have a fun time too. I would recommend someone who likes football to visit this place.

Amazing place. I was here for a special event. We had a cocktail reception with plenty of food. They served sliders, fried green tomatoes, shrimp/grits, salad bar and dessert table. Wo definitely a high quality place for a private event. Now on to the Hall of Fame goodies. You get checked in with an all access pass. When you check in you pick your college. Go Big Red Cornhusker! While checking out the different exhibits, the pass checks off your experiences. I believe there are a total of 18 exhibits. I go through 4 exhibits but only had 1 hour to spend up there. I would say that this place would take an avid football fan 4 hours to really go through everything. I plan to go back and really spend some time here.

What an awesome fan experience!! Definitely must visit if you love or watch college football. What I loved most was the interactive fan experience. I picked my team (O-H-I-O) after I entered the building and I came to select areas of the fall of fame the interactive screens piled up my team and downloaded my experiences to a personal profile. The CFBhall was interactive, informative, and totally fun. I learned things about my team that I didn't know and learned much more about college football that made me a better fan. I was so born away by the history's for the development of the players equipment. A must visit. You won't be disappointed

There is so much to see and do here especially for the younger ones who will never want to leave. Actually some of us older ones didn't want to leave either. The interactive stuff including my first VR experience was great. There is so much to see and do here.

I was invited out for an 8 year old birthday party that was being held at the venue. Im not sure of the particulars, but there was some mix up with the parents being charged admission and the kids being admitted for free. So if you are coming here for a birthday party be sure to get it clear up front who receives free admission. We had an assigned section from 3pm until closing (6pm/Saturday) with four round tables that sat 6 people each. We were served a Chickfila box lunch as part of the party package. We had to send our lemonade (served in gallon jugs) back twice since the jugs we had were 90% pulp. There was no ice or water made available. I'm not sure if its extra for water, but I would think a place with kids running and tossing a football would make water as easily accessible as pulp-py lemonade. One of the employees served as our tour guide during the "tour portion" of the party. I felt sorry for him. Twelve 8 year olds are not really interested in the "history" surrounding the college games or inductees but he was very nice and attempted to make it fun for the adults in the group that were paying attention. My favorite part of the tour is the School Fight Song Karaoke. You select the school and the fight song appears on the screen for you to sing, once done, you appear on the video monitor doing your rendition of the song, its very cool. I don't hardly pretend to know college football other than the UGA Bulldogs, so I can't tell you if this place lives up to any hype it has, but at least I can knock another tourist attraction off my list of things to do in my hometown. THERE IS NO BAR and the only food option is Chickfila