It is like walking into the past , the present and the future all at the same time. You realize how very talented these persons were, are and will be. The only thing I had trouble with was the noise, but HEY IT'S THE ROCK n ROLL HALL OF FAME!!!

I have been to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice. I think it is very interesting. Some exhibits change. My daughter's loved that their favorite artist exhibit was there at the time we went. The location is great. We don't stay in Cleveland when we visit, so I can't give advice on hotels but the lake view is great.

I'm not into museums too much, but this a lot different. It is actually fun! If you are like me, and don't know too much about art or natural history than you will want to go to this museum. Everyone knows rock legends!

I'll never forget the first time I went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Walking up to the amazing glass tent structure on the lake, I was in awe. Inside I spent hours looking through the museum collection and going through the cool Hall of Fame with illuminated silver signatures of the best musicians of our time. I love it so much, that I ...

Some people are a little disappointed with the Rock Hall, and I understand why. There isn't an overwhelming quantity of memorabilia present. However, there is still no better memorial to rock and roll in the country. Who can argue with that? People who love rock music will certainly enjoy it. Besides the actual Rock Hall, there is an excellent shop with all kinds of great stuff and is reason enough to visit.

The people working were rude. The tickets are way to expensive for what you get. Kind of boring and I love music. I live in Cleveland, I think it is the biggest waste of money Cleveland has to offer.

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I would (and am planning to) go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame again. I would've liked to be able to take photographs, but alas, it's not allowed. The powers that be would rather you spend a hefty chunk of change to buy a book of their photos. Still, it was well worth the trip to see all the music history. Look for featured exhibits ...

I love music, so I was expecting to really love this place, but I just ended up feeling a little disappointed. Part of it, was that you can't take any pictures. I can completely understand why they have that rule, but that would have made it more fun for me. (Look, this is me standing next to the first Les Paul! And here's me with Baby ...