The votes are in and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was selected as the best Museum for group travelers. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is featured in the November/December issue of Groups Today Magazine, which is read by more than 40,000 group travel planners throughout the country.

The annual Readers’ Choice Awards recognizes the best of the best in the travel industry. Every year, Groups Today surveys its readers to determine their favorite places to stay, visit and eat, as well as their favorite suppliers in the group market. This year features the BEST OF 2019 for destinations, attractions and suppliers.

Whether you are planning a day out with friends and family, organizing a student activity or scheduling a group outing for employees or clients, the Rock Hall has an array of special packages for your needs. All group packages and tour operator groups receive group benefits with a reservation. To learn more about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s group packages, visit www.rockhall.com/visit/group-rates. To make a reservation for a group package or if you are a tour operator, fill out the Group Reservation Form or contact the Group Sales Department at (216) 515-1228.

From the ground up, the Rock Hall delivers a legendary music experience like no other. New exhibits popular among groups include The Garage, where fans can pick up an instrument, crank up the volume and make their own music in the Museum, and the Hall of Fame Gallery, featuring the 2019 Inductee exhibit and immersive Power of Rock Experience. The Rock Hall is also opening its much-anticipated “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll” exhibit on November 22, 2019 celebrating iconic musical instruments that gave rock & roll its signature sound.

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