bud walton arena hall of champions museum

This is nicely done. Is feels a bit interactive and very informative. It has an intimate setting and is a must when attending a basketball game.

In the lobby of Bud Walton Arena, there are displays of all their sports, with an obvious highlight on their superstars/hall of famers. It's free and worth a half hour of time.

Great place to watch basketball. Took my grandson and enjoyed walking around the stadium looking at the Razorback history on the walls. Huge gift shop.

I visited this place in 2011, that was unforgettable! We enjoyed a black and pees show and many people was dancing arround me

forget the so titled store next door, real hog heaven is in the little museum right next door, lots of cool memorabilia and exhibits including the 1994 national title trophy

Though the museum is small, it is extremely well done. The exhibits are pleasing to the eye, informative, and a wonderful place for Razorback basketball fans to be schooled on the history of the team. I highly recommend taking time to visit this while in the area.

Was impressed with all the fine athletes included in the museum. Was a perfect way to relive Razorback history while waiting for granddaughter's graduation ceremonies to begin

Loved it all. If you love Razorback basketball then you will love this place. Super classy and informative. A must see on your next visit to Fayetteville!

Razorback basketball at the University of Arkansas has a long tradition of winning teams, and the Hall of Champions Museum tells the story and shows the gold, from Southwest Conference championship trophies to the NCAA National Championship in 1994, all the glitter is here for you to see, with photos, historical displays, and many many game balls! If you are a Razorback fan you will not be disappointed!

We saw the Walmart owner's native place and his first office. There was a muzioum with Mr Walton used multi used truck.Everyone must watch because a ordinary man expand his business all over the world.