National Soccer Hall of Fame

Got to see some significant artifacts (e.g., Dewar trophy, Carli Lloyd and Nick Rimando jerseys, Eddie Pope’s boots from MLS Cup 1996). Would like to see more artifacts.

A must-visit for any soccer fan! The interactive exhibits, rich history, and modern tech make the experience both fun and inspiring. A perfect blend of nostalgia and innovation.

Lots of memorabilia and some cool 3d activities. The staff were also really nice and helped the whole family participate in the activities. Fun for all ages and soccer enthusiasts!

It was a good place to spend a couple of hours. It is truly a "national" Hall of fame place meaning if you are looking to go there to see replicas or jerseys or snippets of say Mbappe or Kane or Messi you are not going to find it. It is truly about US soccer. What we did like were the variety of VR related soccer games available. Being a goalie, penalty shoot outs etc which we enjoyed. Worth a trip for a soccer fan wanting or even a casual VR enthusiast.

If you’re a soccer enthusiast this place is a MUST! Really nice museum with a lot of fascinating and valuable memorabilia. Pricing is pretty fair and there’s a lot of interactive exhibits! Loved seeing the titles won in the back room trophy cabinet.

We went here late on a Wednesday, by the way tickets are only $5 on Wednesdays. It was just us for about 30 minutes until another family came. It was nice to see all the historic items associated with US Soccer. Too bad the store was closed, but then they said it was closed for several weeks. The youngest was about to go a scavenger hunt, so they had to actually read and learn things. So that's a plus. Unfortunately it was dark when we went, so we could see Toyota Stadium.

As a hard core football fan I'm a little hurt that it's so small. But as an American, I know all the reasons why. They have some great memorabilia and many of the exhibits are interactive, which is good if you have kids (ours are grown). We got in right before closing for a Mavericks game, so we had to rush through. The gift shop was also closed for the same reason. Plan your visit accordingly.

Awesome time! Super friendly and helpful staff. I took my husband for our "date day" as a very very avid lifetime soccer player and fan he was impressed with the set up and exhibits. The gift shop was nice but wish there were more jerseys to choose from. I wanted a Wombach jersey and went there just for that but they didnt have one not did they have any personalized jerseys from USA players. Gift shop could definitely use more merchandise. That's the only reason for the 4 stars. Clean bathrooms, great parking, fun at a great price!

Went to visit during our short trip and had a great time! They offered a scavenger hunt to earn a mini soccer ball prize which made it interesting for the kids and adults. We had a good time exploring and learning about the history of soccer. They had interactive games and facial recognition technology to cater the tour to your interests. Unfortunately, the field was off limits which would've made the experience even more amazing. Overall, we had a great day.

Fun 60-90 minute visit and recommend if you like soccer or sports history. The scavenger hunt made it more fun for my 12 year old. The virtual reality and facial recognition exhibits were a nice touch. It's smaller than I would have thought but worth the visit.

Avid soccer fans this place is for you! We went on $5.00 Wednesday. When you first arrive they will have you scan your face (don't worry it's fun) so you can log your activities for each visit. Once you enter Lots of history, understanding of the different leagues, and championship games. They have several interactive stations where you can test your soccer skills (juggling, dribbling, goalie) and knowledge. At the end they will send you a link of all your scores and pictures you took. We made it through in about 1 hour but extreme soccer fans could probably stay a couple hours or more. Wish it was larger and had more to do...maybe re-purpose some of the space in the club area for more engaging activities. Overall Enjoyed this place!

We are privileged to have seen it this place from the first steps of construction. It was fun driving in from Aubrey TX to down town Frisco and seeing different angles of this beautiful architecture structure! I still recall more than 10 years ago when Frisco was just a small town and how fast and rapidly it has gone to a major Known City! Located at the Toyota Stadium across from the Frisco Square and Frisco's Library it's such a beauty! The National Soccer Hall of Fame is a private, non-profit institution established in 1979 that honors soccer achievements in the United States. Induction into the hall is widely considered the highest honor in American soccer. More deets on line at their Wikipedia. Looking forward to a visit soon! A bit of history: The Hall of Fame was founded in 1950 by the Philadelphia "Old-timers" Association, a group of former professional and amateur soccer players that wanted to recognize the achievements of soccer in America.

Not to be confused with the Nashville Suckers Hall Of Fame which charges $99 for a 5 minute tour of some random waxwork models of country singers. It's pretty awesome that they just built a huge new soccer Hall of Fame here, and the gift store has been open awhile, and we've checked it out and it's way overpriced and like the other reviewer said, there is no women's soccer in here - so that was a shame. The reason I am taking another star off is because for some reason they got this Hall of Fame away from New York State and it was something that I was proud of having up in New York state. It used to be in Oneonta and I remember visiting that one too.

Good to visit and see all the trophies but I wouldn't recommend working here since pay is bad and you have to wait 3 weeks to get paid Everybody in here is completely snobby especially season ticket holders that treat you like dirt because they feel good spending 1000$ just to rub it in everybody's face. I didn't really have a good experience all around since I was mistreated a lot and I left to find a better job

Really cool experience! I was at an event here a few weeks back and loved the interactive parts of the hall of fame. The facial recognition technology is mind-blowing. It will probably take somewhere between 1-2 hours to explore and would be great for kids of all ages. Whether you are a soccer fan or not, you will definitely have a great time.

This place exceeded our expectations! Almost 3 hours of entertainment for my 14 and 9 year old sons. The staff were so helpful and knowledgeable. Must stop in Frisco for soccer fans!!

This review is for the National Hall of Fame retail store. I'm severely disappointed to find that not a single NWSL team is represented in the retail store. They have Champions League, Premiere League and MLS teams represented, but not a single piece of National Women's Soccer League merchandise is available for sale. The NWSL was a pivotal part of the national soccer landscape in America and it is quite disappointing to not be able to buy merch from the women's teams. I'm also disappointed in the fact that they don't have National Hall of Fame logo merchandise. This seems like a lot of missed opportunities for sales. I was ready to spend my money here.