Hall of Excellence | Fontainebleau Las Vegas
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Discover the Stories Behind Legendary Achievements
The Hall of Excellence is a self-guided sports and culture museum on Level 2 of Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Curated by seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady and sportscaster Jim Gray, the museum brings together hundreds of rare artifacts tied to historic achievements.
Visitors can see memorabilia associated with Tom Brady, Jackie Robinson, Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, Serena Williams, Simone Biles, Kobe Bryant, Billie Jean King, Oprah Winfrey, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and other influential figures.
The collection reaches beyond sports. Entertainment awards, personal artifacts, and recorded stories help place the accomplishments in a broader cultural context.
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Hall of Excellence Details
- Ticket Price: From $31, including taxes and fees.
- Location: Level 2 of Fontainebleau Las Vegas, next to the Promenade.
- Address: 2777 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 678-4466
- Hours: Thursday through Monday from 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
- Closed: Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Visit Length: Allow approximately 60–90 minutes.
- Experience: Self-guided museum with recorded narration and handheld exhibit guides.
- Minimum Age: Guests must be at least 5 years old.
- Minor Supervision: Guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Photography: Non-flash photography is allowed. Video recording is prohibited.
- Cancellation: The linked ticket currently allows free cancellation or rescheduling until 24 hours before the scheduled visit.
Choose your date and review the current ticket price before booking.
Notable Artifacts and Exhibits
Artifacts may rotate, but the Hall of Excellence collection includes objects tied to some of the most memorable achievements in sports and entertainment.
- Tom Brady’s seven Super Bowl rings displayed together as a complete championship collection.
- Jackie Robinson’s bat associated with his groundbreaking 1947 season.
- Muhammad Ali’s boxing gloves from his 1966 fight against George Chuvalo.
- Tiger Woods’ golf ball from his first Masters victory in 1997.
- Kobe Bryant’s jersey from his first nationally televised game.
- Billie Jean King’s tennis dress and memorabilia tied to other women’s sports champions.
- Las Vegas championship rings connected to the Aces and Golden Knights.
- Oprah Winfrey’s Presidential Medal of Freedom and major entertainment awards.
- Memorabilia from Elvis Presley and The Beatles representing defining moments in entertainment history.
The Trophy Room
The Trophy Room brings major sports and entertainment awards together in one display area. The collection includes:
- Vince Lombardi Trophy
- Heisman Trophy
- Claret Jug
- Olympic gold medals
- MLB Commissioner’s Trophy
- Larry O’Brien NBA Championship Trophy
- Wimbledon and U.S. Open trophies
- Emmy, Grammy, Tony, and Academy Awards
How the Museum Experience Works
Guests explore the museum at their own pace. Handheld devices identify nearby exhibits and share stories, statistics, and background about the displayed objects.
Morgan Freeman narrates the self-guided audio experience. Additional voices include Oprah Winfrey, Tom Brady, Jim Nantz, Bob Costas, Jim Gray, Mary Carillo, Andrés Cantor, and other well-known figures.
The flexible format lets visitors spend more time with the athletes, sports, awards, and historic moments that interest them most.
Plan Your Visit
Enter Fontainebleau Las Vegas and follow signs toward the retail promenade. The Hall of Excellence is on Level 2 and is accessible by escalator or elevator.
- Allow enough time: Most visitors should plan 60–90 minutes.
- Check the day: The museum is closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Bring identification: Valid ID is required for senior, Nevada resident, and military discounts purchased directly from the museum.
- Protect the collection: Do not touch the artifacts or display cases.
- Follow the camera rules: Use non-flash photography and do not record video.
- Leave food outside: Food, gum, and drinks are prohibited. Water is allowed in a closed container.
- Wear resort attire: Shoes, a top, and bottoms are required.
Fontainebleau offers self-parking and valet parking. Hall of Excellence visitors may qualify for valet validation under the resort’s current rules. Nevada residents and Fontainebleau Rewards members may qualify for complimentary self-parking.
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Hall of Excellence Las Vegas FAQ
Q: How long does the Hall of Excellence take?
A: Most visitors should allow approximately 60–90 minutes. Sports fans and memorabilia collectors may want additional time.
Q: Is the Hall of Excellence suitable for children?
A: Guests must be at least 5 years old. Anyone under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Q: Is this only a sports museum?
A: No. Sports are the main focus, but the collection also includes entertainment awards and cultural artifacts associated with figures such as Oprah Winfrey, Elvis Presley, and The Beatles.
Q: Is the museum guided?
A: It is a self-guided experience. Guests use handheld devices to hear recorded narration and learn about the exhibits.
Q: Can visitors take pictures?
A: Non-flash photography is permitted unless a display says otherwise. Video recording is prohibited.
Q: Are food and drinks allowed?
A: Food, gum, and drinks are not allowed. Water is permitted in a closed container.
Q: Is the Hall of Excellence open every day?
A: No. It is currently open Thursday through Monday and closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
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