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Special Events at the Hockey Hall of Fame After-Hours Rental Package Special Events at the Hockey Hall of Fame After-Hours Rental Package The Esso Great Hall The Esso Great Hall, home of the Stanley Cup, was originally built for the Bank of Montreal in 1885. This magnificent 19th century building creates the perfect atmosphere for those very special events. The room can be configured to accommodate sit-down dinners, stand-up receptions or theatre-style seating. The Hall includes double glass walls holding portraits and biographical sketches of each Honoured Member of the Hockey Hall of Fame as well as all the major NHL Awards and The Stanley Cup! Space Capacity - Cocktail reception: 225 guests. (Capacity will be lower if you wish to add food stations.) - Seated dinner with space for cocktail reception: 80 guests Rental Fees The cost of renting the Esso Great Hall for an evening event is $2,5 00.00 plus HST. For cocktail receptions with over 150 guests or seated dinners please add a $500.00 charge to move our NHL Trophy cases to the exterior of the room. The rental rates include exclusive access to the Esso Great Hall as well as set up and tear down. The rental fee also includes your on- site event supervisor, guest services staff and building services staff. Entrance The Esso Great Hall has its own private entrance located directly at the North-West corner of Yonge and Front Streets. SOCAN Fees SOCAN is the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada and fees are applicable for playing music in the Esso Great Hall. The charge is $29.56 plus HST. We can supply jazz music or you are welcome to bring an iPod to play your own music selection at the event. Stanley Cup Pictures We are able to offer the service of Stanley Cup Pictures for your guests. Our guest services staff can take photos using our in-house camera, develop them on-site and have them available in a HHOF envelop for your guests before they leave the venue. Copies are also available on-line for download for two weeks after the event. The cost is $5.00 plus HST per photograph and the charge is added to your invoice. Esso Great Hall Audio Visual Services AV Technician: $60.00 an hour (Four hour minimum) Great Hall Audio Package: $225.00 o Includes podium, microphone and sound system. If you require additional microphones a technician would likely need to be present for the event. Great Hall Video Package: $250.00 o This is for presentations that will loop on the screens. Includes 1 x 60” plasma. For a second plasma, please add $250. Presentations need to be provided to the HHOF 48 hours prior to the event for set up and testing. Great Hall Audio and Video Package: $475.00 + approximately 6 hrs of a technician’s time o Includes podium, microphone, sound system, 1 x 60” plasma. For a second plasma, please add $250. *If you have any other AV requirements, please ask and we will be happy to provide options and quotes. For more complex and substantial AV set ups our in-house technician will be able to work in combination with CCR Solutions – our exclusive external AV provider.* The Concourse/Museum Level The Concourse Level is very versatile and is split up into various display areas. We can accommodate many different events including receptions for up to 750 guests. This space has many exciting attractions including our thrilling interactive hockey games, a replica Montreal Canadiens dressing room, the NHL Zone and World of Hockey! The NHL Zone can be used for a D.J. and dance floor set up. Space Capacities - Cocktail reception: Up to 750 Guests - Cocktail reception and seated dinner: 100 guests Rental Fees The cost of renting the Concourse Level for an evening event is $2,500.00 plus HST. The rental rates include exclusive access to the Concourse Level as well as set up and tear down. The rental fee also includes your on-site event supervisor, guest services staff and building services staff. Entrance The Concourse Level entrance is the regular HHOF museum entrance. This is located one level below street level in the Brookfield Place Complex. SOCAN Fees SOCAN is the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada and fees are applicable for playing music on the Concourse Level. The charge starts at $20.56 up to $123.38 depending on which space you decide upon for music. We can supply jazz music or you are welcome to bring an iPod to play your own music selection at the event. Interactive Games Our exciting interactive games are available for your guests for no additional cost when the Concourse Level or Full Facility is rented. The impressive NHLPA Be A Player Zone, features the famed Shoot Out and Shut Out. These two games reside on the zone’s 2,400 square-foot simulated rink, complete with an overlooking gondola, two fan stands, arena rink boards and a multimedia scoreboard. We also have our Broadcast Zone, where you can choose from a menu of classic hockey games and then put yourself behind the microphone to try your hand at calling the action. Guests also have the opportunity to compete against each other in the ‘Game time Challenge’ to test their knowledge of the world of hockey! DJ’s and Dance Floor DJ’s and bands are welcome at the HHOF subject to approval. They are able to set up in our NHL Zone on the Concourse Level which provides a built-in dance floor for those extra special events. TSN Theatre When renting the Concourse Level, you also have the opportunity to access our new state-of-the-art TSN Theatre. This Theatre is home to the first original 3D hockey film, entitled Stanley's Game Seven (3D.) If you would like to provide your guests with an exclusive chance to watch our groundbreaking 3D movie during your event we can arrange this for an additional charge of $250.00 plus HST. Spirit of Hockey The Spirit of Hockey retail store features a large selection of HHOF, NHL, Hockey Canada and other licensed merchandise. We are able to keep our fantastic retail store open for your Concourse or Full Facility event for a minimum $500.00 store spend before taxes. Concourse Level Audio Visual Services AV Technician: $60.00 an hour (Four hour minimum) Concourse Video Package: No Charge o This is for presentations that will loop on the venue screens. Includes 1 Esso Theatre screen and 3 NHL Zone Screens to show looping messaging. Presentations need to be provided to the HHOF 48 hours prior to the event for set up and testing. Esso Theatre AV Package: No Charge o Includes podium, microphone, sound system, screen and projector. A laptop with the presentation on would be required. *If you have any other AV requirements, please ask and we will be happy to provide options and quotes. For more complex and substantial AV set ups our in-house technician will be able to work in combination with CCR Solutions – our exclusive external AV provider.* The Full Facility The Full Facility of the HHOF consists of both the Esso Great Hall and Concourse Level, allowing your guests the opportunity to have access to all the displays and features that the HHOF has to offer. The Full Facility can accommodate a range of different events including elegant seated dinners, small and large cocktail receptions as well as food station receptions with DJ’s and dancing. Space Capacities - Cocktail Reception: Up to 1000 guests - Food Station Reception: Up to 1000 guests - Cocktail reception with seated dinner in Esso Great Hall: 140 guests Rental Fees The cost of renting the Full Facility for an evening event is $4,000.00 plus HST. The rental rates include exclusive access to the Full Facility as well as set up and tear down. The rental fee also includes your on-site event supervisor, guest services staff and building services staff. If the event includes a seated dinner or extra space is needed in the Esso Great Hall, please add a charge of $500.00 to move our NHL Trophy cases to the exterior of the room. Entrance When renting the full venue, there are two entrances that could be used; the Esso Great Hall entrance at Yonge and Front Street or the Concourse Entrance on the lower level of Brookfield Place. We recommend that only one be used for your event and we will provide recommendations based on the event set-up. SOCAN Fees SOCAN is the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada and fees are applicable for playing music in the Facility. The charge starts at $20.56 up to $123.38 depending on which space you decide upon for music. We can supply jazz music or you are welcome to bring an iPod to play your own music selection at the event. TSN Theatre When renting the Full Facility, you also have the opportunity to access our new state-of-the-art TSN Theatre. This Theatre is home to the first original 3D hockey film, entitled Stanley's Game Seven (3D.) If you would like to provide your guests with an exclusive chance to watch our groundbreaking 3D movie during your event we can arrange this for an additional charge of $250.00 plus HST. Spirit of Hockey The Spirit of Hockey retail store features a large selection of HHOF, NHL, Hockey Canada and other licensed merchandise. We are able to keep our fantastic retail store open for your Concourse or Full Facility event for a minimum $500.00 store spend before taxes.
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