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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Museum and Music Venue
Downtown Cleveland, Cleveland
"ultimate music lovers experience AND the satisfaction"(7 Tips)
"Best videos on 3rd floor induction ceremony highlight"(5 Tips)
"Check out the inductees exhibit with cool, glowing signatures of..."(4 Tips)
"Great history of rock and blues and the jimi Hendrix"(3 Tips)
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Michael GoffJanuary 23, 2012Leave your camera at home. They claim that taking pictures violates copyright agreements with the artists that have donated items.
Amid YousefNovember 21, 2011I shot my "how to start a new business training videos in from of the Rock and roll hall of fame Cleveland see http://www.entrepreneurtellsal.com
Find out how tiny rock stars are by seeing all their child-sized clothes.
Jasper IbeSeptember 6, 2011A nice place to visit, don't bother bringing a camera or video camera...they won't let you take photos or video!
They also offer discounts to locals. Ask for the local discount. They'll just ask for your drivers license to verify your zip code. Akron peeps qualify FYI.
Jeff RiggsJuly 30, 2010Reserve most of your time for the first floor, don't rush through it! The rest of the floors are interesting, but first is definitely the best!
Will PetrovicJuly 2, 2011They no longer require you to check cameras because of all of the cell phone cameras. Photography is still officially banned inside of the museum though.
Kevin McCallAugust 5, 2012Hardly any chances to take photos. It's cool to see the sheet music, lyrics on paper and old recording devices.
Black Cat BoneMarch 25, 2013Corporate Crap... has some very cool exhibits and artifacts you should see... but still a soul-less corporate crap hole
The Ritz-CarltonJune 21, 2011Before you leave, see if you can guess the inspiration for the museum's distinctive shape. Need a hint? Think diamonds and sapphires.
Angela FleesApril 3, 2014Very neat but since the top two floors were closed we should've gotten a discount.
Saxx BookerJuly 5, 2010There is a hiphop wall on the lower flr near the michael jackson glove...its small but amazing!! Don't miss it
Christy CreativeFebruary 1, 2012Exhibits are constantly changing but make sure you check out Michael Jackson's white glove!
Stewart MyrickAugust 5, 2010Definitely a must-do. Being from Austin, it was especially nice to see an entire exhibit on Austin City Limits.
Julie LeonardMay 26, 2013If you are from Northeast Ohio and show ID you get a discount. Not advertised but it works.
kevolutionJuly 6, 2012Eat before you come. The food/beverage selection is almost as boring as the museum itself.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and MuseumNovember 16, 2010We are the world's only museum devoted to rock and roll: the foremost cultural movement of our time. Read more
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and MuseumMarch 11, 2013The Rock Hall's Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction exhibit opens May 24, 2013!
Daniel BrooksJuly 20, 2011Is a good museum...until they start playing live music. It's really annoying and you can't avoid it
Benjamin YoungJuly 20, 2011Free access with your tour laminate if you are on tour as crew or artist.
Shion BennFebruary 13, 2021I'm not sure why it cost over $20 for adults to watch a video at the RRHOF with a high performance audio system. Definitely not worth the cost of admission.
- Carolyn K.June 27, 2011We were just there-check out the Women Who Rock Exhibit-it's great! Read more
Joel McLaughlinJuly 28, 2017If you get excited about old stuff owned by old musicians...then this is the place for you. If not it's kind of meh.
Steve PJanuary 13, 2010Wicked fun! I great look at the history of music, and they usually have a spotlight artist or exhibit!
Adam LehmanJuly 7, 2010The nursing room and family bathroom are on the bottom floor in the museum office (despite signs being on the 3rd floor)
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
1100 Rock and Roll Blvd (at Cleveland's North Coast Harbor)
Cleveland, OH 44114
United States
Cleveland, OH 44114
United States
We are the world's only museum dedicated to rock and roll - the foremost cultural movement of our time.
Closed until 10:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Thu, Sun
- 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
(216) 781-7625
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