BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum

Great place to learn a bit about all sports in Canada (and some from abroad). A lot to see and some interactiveness. Had the opportunity to meet and get the autograph of 2 CFL, BC Lions players, which was awesome!

B.C. SPORTS HALL OF FAMEAn excellent place to visit.Plenty of artifacts and displays.There are several Olympic medals from back in the day.The area with all of the athletes photos is well done. Even the photos are rubberized Magnetic. I enjoyed the historical black and white pictures.Plenty of displays like Bob Ackles,Terry.Fox and Rick Hansen.There is also an interactive area with small rock climbing, ping pong, hockey and a shoot a puck.If you love sports history, you will not be disappointed.

Stopped by BC Sports Hall of Fame with the Tourism Pass.Very informative museum with history that dates back to hundreds of years! Love how they added a lot of things from the 2010 Olympics here too. Great friendly staff.

Dated and half the attractions" don't work but worth the money for a few hours of history especially on a rainy day"

Extremely detailed museum on BC sport history, including the massive exhibit on the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games. Enjoyed the race car simulator in the Greg Moore Exhibit

A great way to spend some time learning about B.C. Sports history. The galleries of Terry Fox, Rick Hanson and Greg Moore and the 2010 Olympics are worth the admission.

We had a group of 7 and really enjoyed our time at the BC sports hall of fame. Being from the US, this was a cool way to see the history of a lot of the BC sports and athletes. We spent 1 to 1.5 hrs there which was perfect.

Had a surprisingly fantastic time here. I've heard about this place for a while but never really ventured here till recently. I thought my kids wouldn't really be that keen on the memorabilia and it would bore them. But there's a fantastic participation area that has a running track, hockey shootout, foosball table, bubble hockey table, climbing wall and further in another room there's a driver simulator. There's also a wheel chair simulator in the Rick Hansen area. We probably spent 30 minutes on the exhibits but a good 90 minutes in the participation area. Being said, the exhibits are great. The whole Terry Fox room was very good, got a bit emotional reading it. Rick Hansen's room was good as well. Lots of olympics memorabilia. Greg Moore exhibit was good too. There was a great look out to the field of BC place.Price wise, it's quite reasonable. If you're looking for a better deal, if you have a ticket stub from a recent Canucks, Lions or Whitecaps game, you can go in for 50% off.Definitely worth it if you've never been!

This museum gives a good overview of the main personalities that have contributed to local to provincial and international sports. Skytrain accessible.

What a great celebration of sport and athletes! The displays were diverse, informative and inspiring, covering a wide variety of sports. I found the Terry Fox and Rick Hanson exhibits particularly powerful. The participation room is lots of fun for kids! I would love to go again!