I had an awesome experience. I got to learn a lot about college football history. The staff was welcoming and answered all of my questions. The facility was very clean and they did an excellent job with the social distancing. Everyone was required to wear face mask. They had someone constantly wiping down the facility throughout the visit. Parking was accessible. Great location across from Centinneal Olympic Park. Right in the heart of downtown Atlanta.

An amazing experience, it was a surprise and Im very grateful. Its a must-see, and get the supervisor as your guide, hes very knowledgeable about everything as well the Black History in College Football. This was new to me.

Great experience, the interactive parts were great along with the history. The venue is very well laid out, clean and the staff was super friendly and helpful!

Really enjoyed visiting, they have a huge wall of college teams helmets right as you walk in. Once you get in you pick a college team and enter your details and it’s all saved on your visitor pass. You use the pass at touch screen kiosks to get info on players, coaches, teams and more. You also can test your jumping height and running ability, sit at the sports desk and read from a teleprompter, be your own announcer from a bunch of different options and even a VR test of throwing ability. Lots of stuff to enjoy. This is part of the Citypass and well worth the money.

Worth every minute of a college football fans time. Everything that is associated with Chick-fil-A is a high quality, high return on investment occurrence.

Very interesting facts of history, we spent about two hours during our visit. Really enjoyed the interactive stations that were set up.

Very CLEAN & Interactive museum. We absolutely loved our Funday Friday here...Mr.Terry LeCount is an Amazing Guide. Please tell him Allison & Fred both said hello & cya in Feb. for the recommended Black History Tour that will be displayed.

Im not a big fan of sports in general but this place was impressive. Larger than I thought from looking at it outside. They have a small theater, many displays and attractions. Also interactive exhibits like record your own commentary of a famous play, be in a televised broadcast as an announcer, measure your vertical leap, ride in the good year blimp, and kick your own field goal. It is attached to the Omni hotel for an easy walk there.

A super cool place. Definitely a must see in Atlanta. Even if youre not a huge College Football Fan.

This place was seriously one of the coolest places I’ve visited. We went there when COVID was interrupting lives so the place was almost empty, which was a huge perk to us. One of the coolest part was I got to wear a VR set and completed passes to my favorite team players....day made! The employees were engaged which really helped elevate the experience. Will definitely visit again!

Overall, a fun experience. Tons of interactive exhibits and lots of college football memorabilia. It is not massive, you could probably get through the whole place in under an hour on a light day. Our younger children really enjoyed the touch screen activities. I really liked the personalization where you can represent the college you choose, it lights up the helmet of your team on the wall and effects some of the exhibits, tracked by the RF ID in your pass.

We had fun here with my boys. Lots of info on college football teams and plenty of fun interactive stuff to do. They are cleaning everything regularly.

My friend and i went, we were looking for something to do while in Atlanta. We werent sure if it was going to be anything good since im not really a fan of football at all and my friend likes the NFL, but we were pleasantly surprised. It was alot of fun, interactive stuff for you to do and all the staff were friendly. We spent a few hours in there i think. Really fun place to go if you are in Atlanta.

Definitely a must visit Truly appreciated the staff and how the facility was following sanitizing practices during this COVID-19 pandemic.

First time going had fun with my wife and kids.

12-14-19 - Visited College Football Hall of Fame today with my kids. Used 2 free tickets provided by Chick-fil-A App, and purchased another ticket. Great time, staff, accommodations, clean building, restrooms, etc. Weve been here before, but coming back again was better and worth it. Took our time this time, and were Go Dawgs all the way. A few times it took longer to recognize my badge, but otherwise great time. Per one staff recommendation we started at the top and worked our way down. Great memories of past and present coaches and players. The experience in many of the areas was great. We competed against each other for badges, etc. Great getting the email and seeing all that we did not only today, but previous visits as well. Great view of the city as well. I would recommend it to anyone for sure, and perhaps purchasing City Passes to not only enjoy this locations as well.

It is very interactive. My kids and hubby really enjoyed the visit. Even my 10 yr old daughter had a great time.

If you are a college football fan. This is the best place to go. All kinds of historical things to see. You can find a lot about all the “blue bloods”. We even found some info on smaller schools. We went as part of private event. Would be good to see during normal hours. Lots of technology and interactive things to do.

What a great experience spending some time in downtown Atlanta. If youre looking to spend at least 4 hours to get your moneys worth. I recommend starting at the very top of the exhibits in the Hall of Fame and working your way down each level. I took my father who was a Pittsburgh University alumni in football player and he had a blast getting to read the old names and see the coaches that tried to recruit him to other schools. The exhibits were all very interactive and you get to kind of plan your own path throughout all the different exhibits. Its a great place to take people who have never been.

If you are a college football fan, this is a must see attraction in Atlanta. Even if your not a CFB fan, I think you will have a great time. This is a great way to spend time as a family in Atlanta. Our 7 year old and 10 year old had an amazing time. They loved the interactive activities like the vertical jump and 40 yard dash. And of course they loved the chance to kick a field goal and run some receivers routes. Spent about four hours there and could have stayed longer. Can’t wait to visit again!

This place is a must visit especially for College Football fans. I had a blast here with the exhibits and I absolutely loved the room dedicated to HBCU football. I definitely recommend checking this place out. Special thanks to Mr. LeCount for showing me around.

Immersive and personalized experience! Staff was very knowledgeable and inviting, and I enjoyed the personalized aspect of choosing your university and having your tour/experience revolve around your specific school.Features dozens of interactive stations that are both informative and entertaining, can easily spend 2 plus hours touring the facility. This is a MUST VISIT for any college football fan, is family friendly, and I personally enjoyed it more than the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, as I believe it is more interactive and interesting.

Came here for a corporate event. The venue was great and a load of fun. During registration, you get the chance of rooting for your favorite football team which resulting in lighting of the respective teams helmet on the wall. The skills challenge was the highlight of the night.

If you love college football in any form or fashion this place is a Mecca that you must visit. This quirky but easily identifiable museum houses more history about college football than even Lee Corso could know. No, really. Its got EVERYTHING. From the second you walk in you know you are in for something cool. The wall of helmets is overwhelming to see and when the staff offers to take your picture in front of your highlighted team you cant help but get pumped! Theres no SEC bias here and every team gets their props if they deserve it. From the beginning of college football to the current state of affairs its all here. Its fun to compare your team to your rivals and see how many hall of famers there are for each. Its awesome to see the history of the BCS, bowl games and player trophies like the Heisman AND then see them about 2 feet in front of you. Want to learn about the history of uniforms and school traditions...its here too. How about a shot at broadcasting? You too can do commentary on set! This is what college football is all about regardless of your allegiance...and its amazing. You can hear NDs fight song echoing in the back of your head, feel the USC march of the Trojans, feel the chill of Army Vs. Navy...its an awesome experience and will have you pumped for Saturdays! Dont forget to use your pass for all the interactive displays for a even more personal touch!! So, throw some Us, put on your Turnover Chain and visit this museum. Go Canes!

The staff was super friendly and helpful.Really enjoyed the interactive displays.

Great place to come to, lots of stuff for everyone to do. Highly recommend it if you are in the area. The staff is super friendly, helpful and insightful.

If you love college football this is a must see. Its not just a museum, but its an experience. You plug in your favorite team and you get an experience that centers around that team. Its a modern take on a Hall of Fame. It has a totally different feel from Cooperstown and Canton... This is an experience. So many cool things to do and check out.

My wife and I spent about 3 hours at the CFHOF but I could have spent a whole day in the virtual gallery watching videos of the enshrined players.When you walk in you get to pick your school and I was really excited to see the NCAA D3 school I played for on the helmet wall! I had no idea the lower levels were represented.All of the trophies are there as well. The interactive experiences were a lot of fun. Especially getting to make a pick on Game Day and running the drills on the field.If you’re a college football fan YOU MUST GO HERE!

Best experience! Wasnt packed at all. Got to take our time and staff was very helpful. Great attraction for out of town folks. We used groupon which its more to purchase instead of buying tickets there for one person. But great groupon deal for us 4.

As someone who loves college football, I had to come here while in Atlanta. This is not so much a musuem but an interactive experience. In the beginning you get a badge that loads your team on it and you scan it at each interactive exhibit and it saves on that card. It was a wonderful experience and a must see for those that love the college game.

Loved it! Show alot of history of the game along with explains alot of things going on in the college world if you or someone you bring dont understand something.

Neat place. Theyve done a very good job with the fan interactions. Overall pretty neat for even average and die hard college football fans. However, when it came to the employees level of attitude, kindness, and helpfulness, you were either great or horrible. Some employees treated us like little kids while we were there pushing us around or being forceful. Some were just rude. The other half of employees were amazing. Its a cool place to visit. Recommended spending about 2 hours here.

Admittedly, being from Canada, we don’t have the same passion for football as do our American counterparts…which made my visit here all the more exciting. The staff was very informative and eager to fill me in about the rich history of American football. The site itself is very interactive. Try yourself at hitting a field goal from about 20 yards out or hitting an over the shoulder post in the end zone. Also, take advantage of the All-Access Pass that tracks your interactions throughout the exhibits!

Loved see the history of college football. Its neat how you swipe your badge at the different stations and the kids could go on the field and throw, pass and kick the football. It was cool to see all of the memorabilia.

What a remarkable place to visit. My wife and I are huge college football fans from opposing school, so this was a dream visit. Each visit lets you pick your school and tailor your visit to your school. USU only has one person in the HOF, but it was still amazing. We both teared up at the videos and just felt overwhelmed at the history. You. Must. Visit!

This was where my boyfriend and I had our first official date. Its a great place to be in a relaxed environment and to learn college football facts and history. You can bring your camera and take picture and there is a lot of memorabilia that you can photograph. This place is very family friendly. Wear comfortable shoes, as you will do a lot of walking in this multi-level facility. Overall you will enjoy!

Interesting place if you are real college football history buff. Staff were friendly and helpful. The 10 minute movie they show makes it feel like youre in the stands and on the field.

The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame was another stop on my daughter and I mini vacation and one of the attractions from the Atlanta CityPass. I am a football fanatic so this place was a must see for me. From picking up our entry passes to strolling the Fame was golden for me. The Hall has countless exhibits with personalization of your favorite team. I’m from Miami, Florida so the University of Miami is my team. There is a three story wall of helmets. Once you signed in, your favorite team’s helmet lights up and that was so kool. The personalized, interactive information is saved and allowed access throughout your visit and that was awesome. This is a must see experience.

Really nice place to visit. Im not a big futball fan and still enjoyed a lot. They have a lot of representative things from all colleges. Definitely a visit to place while youre in Atlanta.

This was one of the events on our Coca-Cola tour had an amazing time... If you love football or not you still will enjoy the college football Hall of Fame...

Just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you to the amazing staff at College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta for making my visit an exceptional and memorable experience. As a classical pianist and first generation American with parents who never watched any traditional American sports, I am probably one of the least likely people to ever visit any sports facility or hall of fame. I think its safe to say that I never would have gone if I werent dragged in by my friend.WOW - what a wonderfully interactive and fun experience it ended up being! I felt welcome. from the moment I walked in and was warmly greeted by Evin. The personalization of displays throughout my trip through the museum made it that much more fun, and I was fascinated by the exhibits about the people, philosophy, and history of the sport. From the analogies to training for life (which I can relate to as a musician), to the evolution of technology in gear and safety equipment, to the motivational film that actually got me excited to attend a game in the future, to the chance to test my speed, vertical jump, and finally throw and kick on the field, I enjoyed every moment and left the building with an ear-to-ear grin. Consider me a fan!Thank you to all,Elizabeth

A fun family visit, lots neat exhibits and the kids enjoyed themselves.

Really cool experience. I would definitely do it again. If you are a college football fan, youll love this.

A Very Impressive Curation of College Football, Past to Present.The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame is a neat venue to learn and experience college football at its best. There are a lot of exhibits, archives, and learning centers for everyone, of all ages, to partake in Americas favorite pass time. Theres a small, authentic football field in the middle of the hall to partake in various football activities, like kicking, throwing, running, etc. When you sign in, you get a badge with your hometown and/or college alma mater. As you peruse the halls and approach exhibits with screens, it automatically wakes up to engage you and provide education and entertainment about college football.Overall, its a neat place to bring your family or to host a business or team-building activity.

It wasnt what I thought it would be. They have a section for popular rivalries but only showcase five or six. Theres no rhyme or reason to the helmet wall so you can hurt your neck trying to find your school. I did like the interactive interviews but it would be more fun if the players answered different questions. The wall is awesome though.

Great for football fans. Lots of hands on activities.

This was a funny and wonderful experience, we had the opportunity to know everything more about the college football. I’m from Colombia and all this was a great experience to share

I like football and I appreciate the CFA free entry but this spot did not excite me enuff for 5 stars. It’s a great place to visit but not sure it’s worth the regular entry price of $20 or so. Maybe its a good deal if purchased with the City Pass but there are better value places to visit in the Downtown area.

Extremely interactive place to visit! Its also very personalized for each guest. We loved seeing our names pop up when wed approach different interactive screens. The customer service was exceptional. I would highly recommend this place to older children, teenagers and adults!

We had a blast and learned so much!

If youre a fan of college football, youll love it. Pretty interactive. I wish they had more details about the dynasties and coaches, but there is still a lot here. They have a room with video boards where you can look up by about anything you want. Make the stop, you wont regret it.

Only spent an hour here and had to rush through it but from the things we did see it is full of fun and informative facts about college football. Amazing displays and interactive fun for the whole family. Would love to go back and spend some more time there.

Blown away by this place. Amazing design and very interactive. If you love football you will love this place.

I love this place! You could easily spend four or five hours in here. Love the interactive exhibits. Great time for any college football fan.

Used the city pass to come here and was probably one of the most coolest attractions we went to on our pass. All the staff were very friendly and helpful to us. The place is very spacious and clean with a modern look to it. There’s soo many things to do and see here. Will definitely come again.

As someone who went to the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, I was a bit skeptical of them moving it to Atlanta and redoing it at the current location. However, upon entering, I was impressed with the College Football Hall of Fame. I wish they had a few more exhibits and used their space a bit better. There just seemed to be a lot of wasted space in the second and third floors. However, overall I was very impressed and look forward to going back there in the future. It had stuff from Hope College (D III MI) to Notre Dame!

We enjoyed our visit to the HOF tremendously. I was given 2 free tickets to the HOF by Chick-fil-a and their app. I did enjoy the facility, but I am glad I didnt pay for tickets. The facility was neat and enjoyable. There were numerous exhibits that made use of a RFID chip given when you entered the facility. My experience there was good, but for the price I dont know if I would go again anytime soon.

This will definitely be an experience I will NEVER forget and never want to experience again. Before I got my animal it would take days to get the energy and will to even go to the store bc the anxiety of it all would be so great but with the encouragement of my family and my animal I have been able to enjoy things like birthday parties and family events. Establishments I go to have always treated me and my animals so nice and inviting so when someone or a business doesnt it not only gives me a bad vibe for that place it also hinders my process of being able to socialize and feel at ease in public.So I arrived at this place on Saturday 08/09/2020 for my brothers birthday party after being in the establishment for maybe 5 or 10 mins the manager asked me to provide her with my medical documents on my service animal bc she received complaints of my animal barking. Yes she was barking bc we dont really go out in public my animal service animals can have several jobs. One of the jobs of mine is to notice different behavior ques and alert or act accordingly she was doing her JOB. But the way she walked up to me and the people I was with some family and some not with her staff ear hustling and watching from a far was humiliating to say the least (I felt my anxiety trying to climb out my throat)I have never been so embarrassed in public in my life. Having a service animal is already a hard task at times but to be called out by management and then asked to provide MEDICAL DOCUMENTATION OF A DISORDER in front of their staff in the middle of the lobby (luckily I had an email from my doctor that I needed for something else) and then to stand their and READ all of my personal information was soo horrific but I didnt feel I had any other option outside of everyone watching me get thrown out. After reading all my personal information she then proceeds to tell me that no one else in her staff should ask me for my documentation.BUT THE THING IS SHE SHOULDNT HAVE ASKED ACCORDING TO THE ADA YOU SHOULD ONLY ASK 2 QUESTIONS IN REGARDS TO SERVICE ANIMALS THIS LADY DIDNT ASK EITHER. SHE FIRST ASSUMED MY ANIMAL WAS A PET AND THEN ASKED ME TO PROVIDE PROOF BC SHE DIDNT BELIEVE ME.I FEEL THE ENTIRE STAFF NEEDS DISABILITY SENSITIVITY TRAINING BC THE STRESS AND ANXIETY I FEEL AFTER THE FACT COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED. THIS WAS A HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE FOR ME.Since this has happened yesterday I have experienced several flashbacks, anxiety, loss of appetite and crying spells. Needless to say my poor animal has been working overtime hopefully this will pass soon.

Park near aquarium. Easier access and not as much convention traffic. Great interactive experience. Staff is helpful and knowledgeable. A little pricey but you can find discounts online, or through using a city pass if youre going to play at two or more tourist centers. If you are military, they have a good discount for the family. Lots of fun. Eat before you go. No food courts and once you leave for the gift shop, no return access.Be aware, if you are going to visit during the Super Bowl. It will be crowded so preplan your trip!

Very good presentation of college football hall of fame players. Definitely go when it’s not crowded during the week so you can do all of the activities. Had a great time doesn’t take more than 2 hours so you can do this and the aquarium all in one day. All the employees are very friendly and very helpful. Plus after you go you can go eat chic fil a for lunch.

First thing I did was ask the lady for one my school I saw the helmet at the top, then I saw my sons School. Sooo many helmets. But I specifically asked to see information on the greatest and coach with the most wins, Eddie Robinson, of Grambling. If you are looking for HBCU information just go to the back near the Goodyear blimp area. PRO: This museum Is interactive and gives a broad, and a very broad view of college football CON: don’t look for any fight songs from your North Carolina HBCU schools on the screen you will not see any North Carolina HBCU teams with the players and coaches they made it to the Hall of Fame. It is sad bc on this specific weekend NC A&T beat Alcorn state . Aggie Prrrrrrriiiiide (from a NCCU eagle)! The last picture was found at the Omni,Informs if the first hbcu football game with NC HBCU schools.

What a great place. Love the interactions and memorabilia. Awesome videos from players and real experiences.

Neat place to visit if your in Atlanta. It was well put together. Great spot to visit if you are a big fan of college football and the history. There is some cool interactive experiences as well as a few fun things for kids to do. It’s not as big of a place as I thought and it didn’t take very long to get through (a little over an hour). I parked in a lot across the street about 3 blocks away for $15.

Really cool experience and worth checking out (especially during august since its free).

Good for folks crazy about college football (very famous in US). Has a Game zone. Shows history, evolution and rivalry among top teams and hall of fame of top players.

Amazing experience. This was one of my birthday presents. I learned many things. Everyone was curteous, caring and the experience was wonderful.

We enjoyed the college football hall of fame. The interactive displays were very informative. This was a great place for the family to visit. The staff members were extremely helpful and eager to assist.

This place is cool, but if you go once there really is no incentive to visit again. When I was there I was there a short and chubby African american man named Marc that said he worked there that I overheard him speaking with vulgar language. I asked if I could speak to his manager and he said he was the boss. My family and I had a great time until we encountered this person. I thought chickfila would have a better staff with their name on the building! You couldnt pay me top go back after meeting the boss of that circus, mr. Marc.

Lots of interactive exhibits. Try to kick an extra point! Not a fan of college football but it was interesting and fun.

Awesome walk through college football histoty!!!

Awesome experience. A must for not only a college football fan but for a football fan in general

I have never been to college football hall of fame. This was my first time, it was I interesting to walk around and see all of the item that they had as part of history. Walking around was pretty hard because it was very crowded. This is part of the city pass as way so more cost effective this way. I would recommend this if you have time on your trip.

I am not a football person, but this was my favorite thing to do in Atlanta. This is a great interactive experience and learned many interesting things.

The CFHOF didnt quite live up to my expectations. Theyve done a pretty good job of taking what is essentially a long list of names and making it fun and interactive, BUT at least a third of the RFID-dependent exhibits didnt work (usually they just wouldnt recognize our tags). Also, the Fight Song Karaoke exhibit had the words for Texas A&M completely wrong. Bottom line: if you are a hard-core college football fan (which I am), its worth visiting.

Really nice layout, I enjoyed attending the UFC 236 open workouts here.

Glad i got in free i wouldnt pay the 22 bucks to get in. Dont like the interactive scan your pass and watch someone explain all to you. I go to an HOF I expect more exhibits to look at

It was okay, lots to do if you have the time. I ran thru the place because I wanted to see the Georgia Aquarium for a longer period of time, but the city pass really makes it worth going for at least an hour if you like football at all.

If youre a college football fan, this is where you need to be. Its a lot of fun to pick your school and go through it from that lens. Had a lot of fun!

Great take, not all displays were working

Great experience! Whether you live in Atlanta or not, this is a must visit venue. College footballs rich history is put on full display here. So much to see, and the interactive features are beyond cool!

Service was amazing. Food was freshly cooked

Third time Ive been there, and a great visit as always. I think its great for first and second time visitors, but after having been a couple of years ago, I think they are due to add some other experiences that are fresh and updated. Would highly recommend for newer visitors.

Great place. Alot of interesting things

Not many people good interactive displays great staff

It was free admission when I went. Otherwise Id give just 3 stars

Great place, very interesting. Has lots of interactive things. You can test your football throwing and kicked and kicking skills, call a football game, be on ESPN, and watch a game in virtual reality. Easy to spend a couple hours here.

Really enjoyed this! They had cool stuff to see, but also interactive things that were way cool to do! Memorable. Educational. Enjoyed it & will return!

If you are a red member to Chick-fil-A then the app will give you 2 free tickets. It’s worth it for free or else I would say it’s only worth it if you have kids (or you!) that want to do the interactive experiences of kicking, running and catching. Go into the shop to see what it’s all about before deciding to purchase tickets outside.

Out of all the stuff in the city pass, hands down this was the best! What a great time! Wish I had more pictures but I was having such a good time that I forgot about my phone. And one of the most organized attraction spots I’ve been to. Hands down a must visit

We came here because it was part of our Atlanta City Pass. All in all, it was ok. None of us are big football fans, but it was something different to see. The helmet wall is neat, as is the training yard on the first level. I wouldnt specifically pay to come here again, but its something to do if youve already bought the city pass and youve got some extra time. Giving it a 4/5 out of fairness since were not enthusiastic fans.

Nice place. A little smashed up when I went through. It looked like some windows were broken.

Great place for football fans. Love the interactive elements.

We had a company event at the College Football Hall of Fame. The food was good but when the time for our event was over they pushed us out like we were not guest. It was a very forceful push out, not what one would expect when my company rented the venue for an event. I recommend better training for your security to learn how to handle corporate events.

#MyfirstTime #TeeUpAtlLets just say the venue is amazing the food was extraordinary and the entertainment was the wow factor.Theres so many people that I got to meet there and as you can tell these are just a few of the pictures not as many as I took.The restrooms were clean and the place was beautiful.You can find parking in the green deck. And its right next to the Chick-fil-A. Its a very spacious venue a lot sports events can actually be here.Theres enough room for over 1000 people.

Chick- Fil-A College Football Hall of Fame are amazing I can come with The Stewart’s I’ll see you guys again soon

Super fun time for football lovers and those who really dig Chick-fil-A! Although not inexpensive, it is a great way to spend a family-friendly day together. From the history of tail-gating, to trophies to legendary coaches, there is something for everyone!

If you are a college football fan this is the place to be! You will feel like a kid in a candy store. Loads of information. Tours are self-guided which is not something we expected but really nice displays and easy to zoom through.

Great time with my family. A lot of interactive activities for those who appreciate history, sports fans or not.

This place is awsome and a must go when your in town or just an outing in the city

The staff who greeted us were very helpful and animated. They walked us through the process of choosing your favorite team (which is an awesome feature that lets you customize your experience somewhat). The interactive exhibits made the Hall of Fame much more interesting than I, as not a huge fan of college football, expected. It was a fun couple hours!