NCAA Hall of Champions

Visiting the NCAA National Office in Indianapolis was an incredible experience! The building is beautifully designed and truly reflects the spirit and tradition of college athletics. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with professionalism and hospitality. The staff are knowledgeable, respectful, and passionate about the NCAA’s mission. The offices are modern and impressive, with inspiring displays that showcase the achievements of student-athletes and the history of collegiate sports. The location itself is easy to access, with well-maintained grounds and thoughtful security protocols that make you feel welcome and safe. Whether you're here for a meeting, event, or just to admire the headquarters of college sports, it’s a must-visit for any NCAA fan or professional. Proud to have such a prestigious national organization headquartered in Indianapolis!

You have to go if you go to Indy! Small & intimate but informative and fun! You will learn & laugh. It was definitely a great experience! My wife and I loved it!

We were in town for a highschool regionals tournament and needed something to do for the team to decompress a little. This was the perfect spot for just that. The venue is impressive with tons of history across all sports and many interactive things to do. Of course they were in the middle of all of it. We showed up with around 15 people and got right in with plenty of space to roam. Highly recommended for young and old athletic enthusiasts alike!

Spent some time with my family at the Hall of Champions. This place isn't for everyone. Being a former college athlete and sports nerd pushed me to see this place! The place could be bigger, but with the limited space, the displays were well done! The second floor was interactive and gave my children the opportunity to test out some of their skills in basketball and soccer. Plan to spend less than 2 hours here!

I first visited the NCAA Hall of Champions in 1991 when the NCAA HQ was still in the Kansas City area where I lived. On this visit I hoped to see what 30+ years and a larger venue would bring. Sadly, it feels like they’ve taken 2 steps backward. Some of the interactive exhibits on the second floor might appeal to children but how do you distill 100+ years of college football onto a 10’x10’ (estimate) panel?!?

Nice place, situated in a lovely urban park. It’s not a hall of fame or anything of that sort, it recognizes all the different NCAA sports and has banners of the current national champion at each level. There is a Hall of Homor of recognition for select people by year. Small gift shop on site.

Parking was easy, we parked in the underground garage and got our parking validated at the admissions counter, it made our parking free. My husband and son loved it. They had evert sport and lots of interactive things to do and see. It took us about 1.5 hours to read exhibits and do all of the interactive things. I would definitely recommend.