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How about a family hotspot that’s cool? The kids are sure to love a trip to Toronto’s Hockey Hall of Fame.

The 2007 inductee exhibit is now open and fans of Ron Francis, Jim Gregory, Al MacInnis, Mark Messier, and Scott Stevens can review their illustrious hockey careers.

Spend some time exploring the NHL Legends Zone where all of hockey’s great history comes alive. Nothing says hockey history like the Stanley Cup and the 2007 edition of The Stanley Cup Odyssey is now playing.

There’s even more to see in the NHL Zone’s Retro, Today, Milestones and Stanley Cup divisions. Collectors will love the trip down memory lane as they travel through the 400-square foot Collector’s Corner. Compare your valued treasures with the items on display or add up the fortunes you’ve thrown away over the years.

Probably the most exciting exhibits are the interactive areas. Visitors can play on a faux ice rink, try their hand in the gondola Broadcast Zone, test their trivia knowledge with Pepsi Game Time, and explore their own local hockey options at the Panasonic Hometown Hockey display.

The Hockey Hall of Fame fits the bill for many parents looking for a great family vacation that will thrill and excite and not break the bank. Visit the Hockey Hall of Fame website for more information.

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