The Mascot Hall of Fame was originally founded in 2005 by the Phillie Phanatic—well, the man behind the Phillie Phanatic, David Raymond. What first began as an online-only hall has grown into a physical building that has inducted 17 professional and college mascots, including Benny the Bull (Chicago Bulls) and the Nittany Lion (Penn State University). It's also home to a variety of mascot-themed, interactive exhibits embedded with S.T.E.A.M.-based education for kids and young adults.

• Phuzzical Education: interactive activities like the T-Shirt Shooter Stadium, a simulation where kids use a giant cannon to launch t-shirts to virtual fans waving in the crowd
• Fureshman Orientation: a theater presentation from Reggy—Mascot Hall of Fame's very own mascot—who regales guests with the story of mascots and his new home in Whiting, Indiana.
• Science of Silliness: learn the intricacies behind what makes a successful mascot, like how much a mascot head weighs and how to dance wearing a mascot costume.
• Mascot Studies: take a journey through the history of mascots and learn about some of the memorable and iconic moments they created.
• Furry Arts: the most colorful and unique area, where guests can design their own mascot and even perform as them.