National Baseball Hall Of Fame & Museum
National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum
Step into the heart of baseball history at the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum. Wander through three floors of interactive exhibits, marvel at over 40,000 artifacts and 140,000 baseball cards, and relive the greatest moments of the game. From the iconic Plaque Gallery to hands-on activities for kids, every visit is a journey through the magic and legacy of baseball.
Hours
- Open daily
- Labor Day through Saturday before Memorial Day: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Day before Memorial Day through day before Labor Day: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day
About Us
The National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum is a world-renowned institution dedicated to preserving the history and celebrating the heroes of America’s pastime. Since opening in 1939, it has welcomed millions to Cooperstown, honoring the legends of baseball and connecting generations through inspiring exhibits, artifacts, and stories.
Details:
- Address: 25 Main St, Cooperstown, NY 13326
- Phone: (607) 547-7200
- Website: baseballhall.org
- Distance from The Otesaga: 0.4 mile
- Parking: Available nearby
- Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Prices:
- Adults (13–64): $28.00
- Seniors (65+): $22.00
- Children (7–12): $17.00
- Children (6 & under): Free
- Veterans: $19.00
- Active/Retired Military: Free
Events:
- Hall of Fame Induction Weekend (July 25–28, 2025)
- Hall of Fame Film Series (Memorial Day Weekend)
- Night at the Museum
- Youth Skills Clinic
- Golf Tournament
- Extra Inning Overnight
- Halloween Celebration
- Awards Presentation
- Parade of Legends
- Legends of the Game Roundtable
Activities:
- Explore interactive baseball exhibits and rare artifacts
- Visit the iconic Plaque Gallery
- Enjoy guided tours and VIP experiences
- Shop for memorabilia at the museum store
- Stroll through the sculpture garden
- Attend conservation workshops
- Participate in educational programs and trivia games
- Let kids play in the Sandlot Kids Clubhouse
- Watch classic baseball films and “Who’s on First?” in the theater area