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Opened in 1999, this museum honors those who have contributed to women's basketball, including athletes and coaches
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About This Deal
Looking for a way to dive deep into the world of women's basketball? The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame is your go-to spot! This place honors all kinds of contributions to the game – from high-school athletes to WNBA stars and renowned coaches. It's a must-visit for any basketball fan.
What we offer
The deal includes options for either two or four adult admission tickets. Each ticket grants access to explore all exhibits at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. Perfect for groups or pairs looking to learn about women’s basketball history.- Four Adult Admission Tickets: Provides entry for four adults to explore the museum
- Two Adult Admission Tickets: Allows two adults access to all exhibits within the museum
Why you should grab the offer
This offer stands out because it provides an engaging experience that highlights the rich history of women's basketball. Visiting the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame allows guests to see firsthand how athletes and coaches have shaped this incredible sport. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the game, this museum offers something valuable for everyone. Plus, it's an excellent way to spend time with friends or family while learning about inspiring figures in sports.Fine Print
About Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame aims to preserve the history and legacy of its titular sport. Since its founding in 1999, it has honored more than 100 inductees, including high-school athletes, WNBA players, and decorated coaches, for their contribution to all levels of the game. Hundreds more have had their jerseys hung in the Ring of Honor or practiced their jump shot on one of the facility's three full-size basketball courts. The Hall of Fame also matches its inductees' super-sized talent with a super-sized basketball—the largest in the world, in fact. The 30-foot-tall, 10-ton Baden-branded sphere sits atop the building's atrium, where it was purportedly dropped during a giant robot's pickup game.