texting was quick and... - texting was quick and easy. If i had any issues the staff went out of their way to help me and made sure I was satisfied with the results.

None - Take your time. Try and read everything. Disappointed that they didn’t have anything on Woodstock. Could have had more artists.

Excellent experience of the past musical world . - Was more than we ever expected. So many musicians covered. It was set up so well, parking was close by. Workers very helpful.

Amazing time! Sooo much to see and reminisce with! - Easy to get in, friendly staff, parking was minimal on a Saturday but we found a decent spot. We spent several hours and could have spent several more.

SNL memories were amazing... - SNL memories were amazing and it was so interesting to look back at this music history, garments and so much to look at. Spent a lot of time there and you will not regret it.

Worth the trip. - If you’re a music fan, the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame is a must see for you. Six levels of exhibits, a small dining area, and multiple videos screening rooms make the experience memorable on multiple levels. Pick up an instrument and jam out in the garage area, or go see the film on SNL 50 years of rock ‘n’ roll. So much good stuff to see.

Not Bad - This looks like THE attraction in Cleveland but I wud argue that art museum is better but that's just me. I originally was planning for two hours here but wind up spending four hours instead. It is quite big with five floors with each floor going up getting smaller since this building, after all, is a giant pyramid. Most of their exhibitions are on bottom basement level which makes sense, since this is easily the largest floor and will take some time to go through all the showcases. My fave is the King, Elvis which is easily largest exhibit there. Second floor are mostly studios where you can try your luck as a musician. I skipped it since I play plenty of guitar at home. Third floor have all their inductees by year which is interesting to see who got inducted each year. This floor also has the Rock n Roll Experience Theater which you should not miss because short film is good but even better is their giant subwoofer which will rattle the floor and seats. Not an experience that you should miss since this is included with the expensive admission. Fourth floor are more exhibits and final fifth floor is rotating legends exhibit. I got Bon Jovi when I was there so it was eh for me since not much of a Bon Jovi fan. I decided to eat there since I was hungry and not much restaurants nearby. The food is not the greatest but at least they got Coors Light draft. They have some nice bar area seating overlooking the waters so kinda nice ambiance but too bad the food sucks. The got a really big gift store as you would imagine but can you believe I didn't see any cool keychains which I like to collect when I'm travelling. A rock n roll museum with zero cool keychains, just ugly ones. Even more surprising is their art museum with no museum keychain that says Cleveland Art Museum, but I digress. So something else I like to collect are cool trucker caps but no kidding, no cool trucker cap at gift store. But I think their art museum is better deal because admission is free vs fifty bucks for RnR HoF! Most visitors come early so come late to avoid the crowds.

Mecca for rock and roll lovers of all ages - We heard so much good info about the Rock and roll Hall of Fame that when we came to Cleveland we had to visit. We visited on Monday which we were told was relatively uncrowded and although the museum did have a lot of people in it, we were able to buy tickets at the door easily and had no trouble navigating the exhibits and activities. Our 9-year-old especially who liked the exhibits about Taylor Swift and some of the Hands-On activities like the beat lab interactive exhibits. We liked the the exhibits at about John. Bon Jovi and the SNL 50 years exhibit as well as some of the smaller exhibits of rock and roll History and artists. Throughout the years. We spent about 3 hours there including lunch and probably could have spent more time. If our 9-year-old didn't grow tired of the museum. We would consider a returning next time we're in Cleveland.

Fun but loud - I loved the temporary exhibit about SNL musicians. Everything else was interesting, too, but my senses were overloaded after 3 hours. So much music coming from all directions! I enjoyed watching the video clips so I could listen to one thing.

- Meh Might be worth a visit but there was really nothing that made me stop and say, “oh, that’s cool.”. Questionable if it’s worth the $40 price of admission.