The National Soccer Hall of Fame opened the doors of its new museum complex on Saturday, June 12, 1999. The 40,000 square foot facility houses the National Soccer Museum and Hall of Fame, Kick's Zone, Kicks Zone Store, library, meeting rooms, atrium, administrative offices and a concession area. The sports museum and interactive "Kicks Zone" game area allows visitors to see and hear the little known, fascinating story of soccer in America and get in the action. Hands-on, feet-on interactivities that have visitors actually kicking and heading balls as well as being challenged with custom designed computer games. This all makes for a great museum experience for the entire family.

The Wright National Soccer Campus houses four full-size regulation soccer fields, bleacher systems, and a concession stand. Each year it plays host to numerous soccer tournaments, high school games, the Mayors Cup tournament (high school and Division 1 college), and even a handful of MLS and National soccer games. With a wide open campus and beautiful natural grass fields, the National Soccer Hall of Fame is it's own soccer mecca within Oneonta.

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