Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Admission in Cleveland

Overview

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is alive with the passion and spirit of music that has reinvented itself time and again and touched generations of fans! Whether you’re Mr. Speed or want to Take It Easy, you can catch the excitement on a self-guided tour of our spotlights, stories & exhibits.

City: Cleveland

Fri 08 Nov

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Starting at $35.90

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Fri 08 Nov

Starting at $35.90

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What's Included

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Cleveland
1100 Rock and Roll Blvd, Main Terminal

HOURS OF OPERATION:

Daily 10am-5pm, Thursday 10am-9pm. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Open till 4pm 12/23 & 12/24. Open till 7pm 12/26-12/31.

Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas

These tickets do not require an advance timed admission reservation. Just show your tickets to our staff when you arrive and we will accommodate you. Once in the museum you are permitted to tour until we close.

All guests will enter the museum from the plaza through a singular entry point. Upon entry our Crew will scan pre-purchased tickets and direct guests to start their self-guided tour downstairs on Level 0.

Face coverings are encouraged but not mandatory for guests. Staff are required to wear facial covering while working inside the museum. Some staff will be wearing “I’m still Social Distancing” stickers, please respect our crew and maintain a safe social distance.

By entering the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, all guests confirm they have NOT:
• Experienced symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours
• Been in contact with anyone who has been diagnosed over the last 48 hours with COVID-19
• Been contacted by a public health authority within the last 14 days, due to having been in contact with an individual infected with COVID-19
• Been directed to quarantine by a physician or public health authority
• Tested positive for, or been diagnosed with, COVID-19 within the last 10 days and / or not received clearance from a physician to discontinue isolation

To tune-up for your visit, check out rockhall.com for your go-to visitor info needs, including parking, currently available exhibits, accessibility needs, the All-Access Café, travel accommodations and more.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
January - June Daily 10:00 am - 05:00 pm Thursday to 09:00 pm
July - August Daily 10:00 am - 05:00 pm Thursday to 08:00 pm Friday to 08:00 pm Saturday to 08:00 pm
September - December Daily 10:00 am - 05:00 pm Thursday to 09:00 pm Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas. Open till 4pm 12/23 & 12/24. Open till 7pm 12/26-12/31.
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travellers
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
Masks: Effective Tuesday, 8/17 masks will be required for all staff and visitors. Mask policies may change between your purchase date & visit date.

What To Expect

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Get that front row feeling for highlights of 30+ years of induction ceremonies. This epic hall of fame pays homage to our inductees through an immersive concert-quality production and a space for fans to share their own stories. Another milestone being celebrated is 50+ years since the start of Rolling Stone Magazine, the counterculture start up that rose to the top by covering the cross-section of music, politics and pop culture. Here's a short list of our permanent, featured exhibits that help us show off our collection: • Roots of Rock & Roll • The Beat Goes On: an interactive exhibit to show who influenced your fav band • Elvis • Legends of Rock: featuring Guns N' Roses, David Bowie, the Supremes, Metallica, Michael Jackson, Parliament Funkadelic and many more • Cities and Sounds: Motown, Psychedelic, Punk, Grunge... The unmistakable styles that put cities across the country and across the pond on the musical map. • The Beatles • The Rolling Stones • Jimi Hendrix

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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laurenhR3008ME

Aug 2022

Wow! This museum is huge and has so much cool stuff. Lots of memorabilia including fashion, instruments, records, etc. Tons of amazing videos including induction speeches and performances. Instruments you can play--you can even jam with the in-house musicians! Good food. Not too crowded. Live performances outside. We drove 7 hours just to go and it was totally worth it! We spent 6 hours there and enjoyed every minute.

phale24

Aug 2022

A must see of course for every (aging) rocker. Total time 5 hours for us. Everything from the instruments to the lyric sheets to the scrap notes and costumes from your favorite artists. Park at the science center garage to make it easy (<5 min walk) unless you find a meter on the street in the area. You will spend the majority of your time on level 0. The Beatles exhibit is worth the price of admission as the video screens are more than life size combined with surround sound. Several sets each with its own piece of the Peter Jackson movie. Arrived at 10 with the hordes, but then let them wash over us as we spent more time on the initial floor. The flow however is not well defined so there was a lot of 2 way foot traffic moving from exhibit to exhibit. Lots of momentos/paperwork/lyrics on scrap paper and the like. The biggest problem is that a lot of it is exhibited under what seems like a 20 watt light. I understand the need to protect the paper/ink but the pieces could be kept in the display cases and a digitized version could be shown on a large monitor. Many placards were too difficult to read (black ink on a black background). If you play an instrument, the Garage could be fun. Sit in with the house band for a number or try to play an instrument by yourself. The Wall exhibit was uninteresting as it was just that, a piece of the Wall, nothing else. The top floor had 4 different guitar rigs with videos talking about how the artists achieved the sounds that made them so identifiable. Find a place to eat as when we were there, there was one lonely food truck and the interior cafe had only 1 person working.

Tami_J

Aug 2022

I was raised to appreciate all types of music from the big swing from my grandfather to the early years of Rock n Roll from my mom to even being educated by my children in the 2000's. I grew up during the 70's and big hair 80's. I can tolerate any song but rap and hip hop. I noticed some LEGENDARY artists who were very influential in the pop genre like Cher. I'm a so-so fan, but I believe she qualifies. Does SHE not want to be a part of history? I really enjoyed the ZZTOP and the Beatles displays. These were two of my favorite bands as a teenager. Now my kids are in their early 20's and my daughter actually said to me, "I really think it's great that you taught us to like all kinds of music." I had NO idea I was doing the same as my family! I understand things change with your displays all the time. That just means I can keep coming back!