Totally Rocks!!! - If you love ALL music, then this is the place to go!!! What an incredible time seeing and listening to music that means so much to each of us growing up. Music makes memories stay alive! Awesome attraction!

Love it - Wow! This place is incredible. I'm so happy we took the long weekend to come to the area. Loved seeing all the outfits and videos. It's a definite must see!

Must See! - The museum was amazing! There are many exhibits of the rockers. They had an area you could try instruments. They had another room where they had jam session. Take your time!

Worth the trip from Texas! - I had the best time! The Hall was full of history and other information about all music, so I definitely recommend it to all music fans! The reason we traveled from Texas was to specifically see the Beatles' exhibit, and it was well worth the trip! We went for 2 days, and I would do it again! The Beatles' exhibit wasn't large, but it was fantastic! I think I sat through every music video 2 or 3 times, and I could easily have sate through them more! Everyone who loves music should visit the Hall of Fame, but hurry, and go before the Beatles' exhibit leaves! Fab 4 fan from Texas!

Music Adventure - Parking was a bit confusing, a lot of construction going on! Great views, and very clean. Staff was helpful to direct us where to go. Great exhibits, plan a long day because there is so much to read, and watch! They have a food court, entertainment, and a cool gift shop with very nice staff! I would recommend Rock n Roll Hall of fame for a FUN time! 👍

Rock on - I have to say I really enjoyed visiting this place. The only thing I was a little disappointed about was. There was a little too much pop and rap artists. There wasn't anything from Journey Led Zeppelin (just John Paul Jones bass), KISS. Iron maiden and other war horses of rock music. There was only one display of EVHs guitar on the top floor. I did like the floor where they had people experience what it's like to play an instrument. I myself am a musician and enjoy jamming with the house band.. Typical museum where the food and gift shops are overpriced. That is to be expected anywhere. It was a great time and I recommend it

If You Love Music, The Rock Hall is an Absolute Must See! - I finally got to go to the Rock Hall. There is so much to see! It is all very impressive, and it's fun to see memorabilia from your favorite artists. The employees were all very friendly, and you could tell some of them really love working there and interacting with visitors. One even noticed my t-shirt and stopped me to make sure I went to the 6th floor to see a "surprise." Glad he told me. What I didn't like or what was frustrating to me was the glass that enclosed most of the items on display. The glass is extremely reflective making it very hard to clearly see some of the stuff or be able to take photos. Also, the lighting in some of the displays was far too dim. After having been to the wonderful Cleveland Museum of Art the previous day, I saw how enclosed art is done right. The glass there was non-reflective, and even when standing inches from the cases, it looked like you could reach right in and touch the art. The Rock Hall needs to get better glass to make this experience a more exceptional one. I still highly recommend going here as it's really fun, but they need to step it up a bit with their show cases. Would love to know if the place is haunted and what it's like to stroll thru after hours when it's empty and quiet. The energy has to still be attached to these personal items. It was fun to imagine the concert these legends would put on after everyone leaves.

Rock Hall is worth a visit - There is a lot to see at the RRHOF. Lot's of history of RR including origins in black music and early blues. Cool guitars. There's a music studio that those with talent can go play in. There is a cafe with decent food at reasonable prices. The tickets were $35 each so for two people it Mae more sense to pay $100 which gets you a year of access for member and one guest at a time.

Glad I went; won't return - Simultaneously too much stuff and not enough, if that makes sense. So many things I read about and wanted to see -- Brian Wilson's lyrics, Lady Gaga's dress, etc. -- weren't there anymore. And some things I saw were so badly displayed as to be almost overlooked. If I had not known to look for DMC's Addidas I likely wouldn't even have seen them in the case. The Hip Hop exhibit was cool but so poorly lit as to be an insult to the performers involved. There's little Bowie, Elton John, or Aretha in the actual museum. So many, many, many things missing from so many bands.

Generic Music Museum - If you expect rock and roll forget it! It has degraded to a place where classic bands are ignored and music of every genre is allowed in. The can’t even do the induction ceremony in Cleveland!