It's very different than the Baseball HOF, in that much of the area is devoted to things like interactive displays and family activities like basketball nets for kids to shoot, etc. It's less of historical memorabilia in the way Cooperstown is, though there is some of that as well.
And, the HOF building is more just a building than a whole destination area, like the village of Cooperstown is. Maybe you can incorporate a trip to Six Flags nearby if you're up for an amusement park, but it's not an absolute must-see in my book.
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