★★★★★
Nice way to spend a few hours. Great displays. Lots of good information. Expected busts of players instead of just names. Kids that were here seemed to enjoy playing in the courts. Some interactive boards but would have liked more videos when they displayed players and signature moves.
★★★★★
We had a good time celebrating with our nephew yesterday. The place is well
Organized and Steve was friendly- he ensured we had what we needed to get a sense of the place and have a good time-
We appreciate all the research and history captured for
The next generation of athletes.
All the inspirational quotes from the great players themselves….
★★★★★
It was a good time and well worth the experience. There was a ton of history and alot to see and even do. It was cool how things were layed out and that you could play on the courts at the end of the tour. There were no lines and I got tickets online at a discount too. Parking was good and there was a short video at the beginning that was a nice start to the self guided tour.
★★★★★
Very cool museum! Historic movie to watch. Play basketball on the "Court of Dreams!" Lots of memorabelia to view in cases. Store to buy merchandise in. Lots of family fun! 👏👍🏀😃
★★★★★
My son loves basketball and saw videos about this place on the internet so we made the trip from Wisconsin. We arrived right at open and the court to ourselves for almost an hour! (It was October). The original peach basket is cool! The 2nd floor is packed with things like Shaqs shoes, the Kobi experience and booth where you can be recorded with Shaq, Charles Barkley and crew and have the video emailed to you. On the 3rd floor you can see how your hand size measures up to Curry and more and how your height and wingspan measure up to Giannis and more. We felt the prices were reasonable for the experiences you get in a 6 hour day. Food choices onsite are great (subway, cold stone creamery, and Max’s Tavern). I highly recommend going here is you like basketball, age doesn’t matter. The staff was also very helpful and you could tell they loved their jobs.