Just returned from a week in Cooperstown. We had a son playing baseball at Dreamspark and we had a few days with time to kill. We went on their website prior to visiting and joining as family members. This entitled us to unlimited admission. If you have more than one child, it might be worth it so you can go... more

Loved the museum! Disappointed they did not have Barry Bonds * ball on display though... I would, however, recommend spending more time in Cooperstownthen we did. We went just for the Hall but would have liked to spend another day just enjoying the town in general. more

Very enjoyable. It rained so we didn't really get to see the town like we wanted. The HOF was fun and exciting. Great for baseball and non-baseball fans. It's best to park and take the trolley which is inexpensive. more

I'm not a sports fan; I escorted a group from Adventure Tours to Cooperstown to visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame. I loved the experience from beginning to end. The staff of young people who assist visitors are wonderful and attentive; the entry area is efficient; the gift shop is enticing; and the library/book shop is equally good. The... more

Being a Baseball fan is the main reason to go. If you have no interest then it may interest you. The museum is well laid out and full of knowledge. I found the employees to be rude. Great for kids!!!! more

I have desired to visit the Hall for my entire life, so my review is of little assistance to anyone who desires a fair review. I think I would have loved the hall of fame all by itself (even without any artifacts or museum attraction). But the true indicator is my wife, who had a great time. She has very... more

As everyone has said, You must visit the hall at least once in your lifetime. I am sure my husband will want to go back once some of today's stars get inducted. As a wife and mother of two boys, ages 10 and 13, I am not the biggest baseball fan. But I thoughly enjoyed the hall. It was great... more

I'm the wife lof a big time baseball fan, and I loved it. Lots to read, see, hear and touch. We went off season and were glad we did. I can't imagine going here during the summertime! But, it's a must see nonetheless! more

If you ever sat in front of the TV (or radio) with the baseball cards you cut from the back of a corn flakes box you must visit the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown. To be honest I've been turned off by pro sports since the mid-90s and haven't followed baseball in years but when I started... more