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Museum space holds more than 35,000 square feet of legendary sports memorabilia from Texas’ best athletes and sports moments
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Calvintop reviewer
7 ratings6 reviews
It was a surprise to find in Waco, Tx such a well displayed sports museum that highlighted some great Texas native coaches and players.
Michele
2 ratings1 reviews
It was a pleasure visiting the museum. We enjoyed all the Texas history.
Tammela
1 ratings1 reviews
My son really enjoyed it and even my daughter who doesn’t care about sports found it interesting especially when she found stuff about her high school.
Keith
1 ratings1 reviews
Museum was awesome and definitely worth regular price. So being able to get an awesome Groupon deal was even better.
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Choose from Three Options
- $7.75 for admission for two ($14 value)
- $15.50 for admission for four ($28 value)
- $24 for admission for six ($42 value)
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Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 10 per person. May be repurchased every 30 days. Valid only for option purchased.
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About Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Guests who visit the Texas Sports Hall of Fame enjoy more than 35,000 square feet of legendary sports artifacts and famous memorabilia from more than 300 Lone Star State athletes. Nominated by fans and confirmed by a board of professional sportswriters, the inductees of the Hall of Fame span across a variety of sports and accomplishments, from heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman, legendary pitcher Nolan Ryan, and track and field gold medalist Mildred Didrikson Zaharias. Groups learn how to calculate sports statistics and about the importance of fitness during interactive tours, while events such as the Lone Star Tailgate invite adults to further the community over a shared sense of state pride and common obsessive-compulsive superstitions.