Fun nostalgic experience. - Really enjoyed the visit. We bought the tickets from the venue. Adult price USD35/ per person. We went on a Sunday afternoon, so there were quite a few visitors but not overwhelming. We spent approx 2 hours. We saw their 12 minutes video/show. The souvenir shop was quite pricey, approx USD50/- for a T-shirt! Overall great experience.

Dream Come True - We’ve always wanted to experience the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It was everything we dreamed it would be!!!

Best Day Ever - If you had to pick 1 thing to do in Cleveland, then this it!! We spent 6 hrs there and loved every minute ! I had no expectations of the visit . The basement exhibits are amazing. I could have gone back down there after we finished the other floors. Each area was fantastic!

Very Enjoyable - Went for my husband's work party. Rock music is not my favorite but I enjoyed the museum. There are exhibits for everyone and I would go again.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - I had limited time in Ohio on my trip this time but , I must say that the Hall of Fame was worthwhile . Many exhibits to see and participate in . They have a “ studio “ where u can jam if u chose to and the theater that shows older Soul Train episodes is a must see . Huge Bon Jovi fan so to see they have a floor ( on the 6th ) dedicated to them was AMAZING . Nice gift shop . A lot of nostalgia. With so many things to see was happy with my choice to go to the Hall of Fame 👍🏿😃👍🏿.

Fun visit, worth the trip. A couple of tips in this review. - Bucket list item crossed off and it was great! We were there for 3 hours plus and had I been alone I would have stayed much longer. Lots of things to read and take in but also there is a studio featuring old time Soul Train videos that were very cool. The are many listening stations in the hall that has panels with all of the artist inducted by year. All of the employees were very nice and helpful so don't hesitate to ask them any questions. A tip for anyone disabled that may have trouble riding escalators. There is a elevator on the extreme side of the stage area when you walk in and give your ticket to recieve your lanyard. It is all the way back in the corner and will take your to the top floor to begin your desent to each of the other floors, it is very helpful. We parked on the street in front of the HOF, my parking meter would not work at all but up at the head of the line of meters toward the entrance is a station that you now pay for parking so don't panic just go on up and pay at the kiosk. I was worried about it until a person walking by told me of the way to pay. The gift shop is pricey but if you want a souviner you want a souviner right?

Once in a lifetime experience - This has always been on my wishlist, so while staying south in Cuyahoga Falls, it was going to be a day trip visit. Just less than an hour drive, we had a 10 AM admission. We found the bottom floor just a lot to take in. It’s loud and dark, so my wife had an issue with her vertigo. Just so much to absorb. The 1984 exhibit was really cool, reminded us when we lived in W. Germany. The next favorite exhibit was looking over all of the inductees that have taken place since the inception. Overall, we enjoyed the experience.

Rock on - Elvis memorabilia and the pinball machines. Great variety of musicians and the history of rock and roll.

Fun Day Out - Fun day, lots to read and see. Doesn't take all day. A lot more groups and people need to be inducted.

Hall of fame - Crowded, would like to see more interactive exhibits, little to pricey, would have been nice to have some live music outside to enjoy when coming in or eating when leaving.