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| - If you're expecting an interactive museum, this isn't what it is. But if you're looking to learn about the history of music, its roots, genres and its masters, then this place is amazing!
I never understood why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was in Cleveland. It seemed really random. But upon doing some research for this review, I found out that it was because a DJ from Cleveland coined the term, "rock and roll", and that it was also home to the first major rock and roll concert. So it makes a lot more sense now.
Admission is $23.50 (I bought discounted tickets through work for $19, so definitely check your company websites first!) We only spent about two hours there, which was really rushed since we were also trying to go to the Hall of Science across the street. Two hour isn't ideal but it was enough to have a quick look at everything. You start in the basement, which is main area and where you'll likely be spending most of your time. They have everything from the origins of rock and roll, to a replica of Lady Gaga's meat dress.
As you go up, the exhibits on each floor get smaller and smaller, which makes sense since the building is a pyramid. They have different exhibits from time to time so you can check their site to keep up with the latest.
If I ever go back to Cleveland, I would definitely come back for another visit.
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