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About 'hotels by cleveland browns stadium'-19th Event of 2013: Rock 'n Roll Cleveland Half Marathon







About 'hotels by cleveland browns stadium'-19th Event of 2013: Rock 'n Roll Cleveland Half Marathon








Cleveland,               Ohio               and               its               surrounding               area               has               enough               attractions               that               one               could               easily               spend               a               week               exploring               all               this               great               city               has               to               offer.

But               a               great               three-day               schedule               can               easily               be               developed               for               a               couple               or               a               family.

Day               One               in               Cleveland               is               a               great               time               to               see               the               city's               best-known               attraction               as               of               late,               the               Rock               and               Roll               Hall               of               Fame.

Located               at               1100               Rock               and               Roll               Blvd.

along               downtown               Cleveland's               waterfront,               this               awesome-looking               building               was               opened               in               1995.

It               is               home               to               many               historic               artifacts               from               the               early               days               of               rock               'n               roll,               plus               items               on               loan               from               some               of               today's               top               artists.

The               seven               floors               feature               25               separate               exhibits,               five               movie               theaters,               and               a               number               of               interactive               listening               stations               throughout               150,000               square               feet               of               space.

Recent               exhibits               include               "From               Asbury               Park               to               the               Promised               Land:               The               Life               and               Music               of               Bruce               Springsteen,"               "Live               from               Madison               Square               Garden:               From               the               Lens               of               George               Kalinsky,"               the               2009               Inductees               exhibit,               and               the               Michael               Jackson               memorial               wall.

There               is               also               a               cafe               and               gift               shop               located               in               the               building.
               The               website               states               that               the               average               stay               at               the               Museum               is               three               to               four               hours,               but               with               the               number               of               exhibits               and               movies               shown               throughout               the               day,               one               could               easily               spend               the               whole               day               at               the               Museum.

The               Rock               and               Roll               Hall               of               Fame               and               Museum               is               open               seven               days               a               week               (closed               Thanksgiving               and               Christmas)               from               10               a.m.

to               5:30               p.m.

except               Wednesday               -               10               a.m.

to               9               p.m.;               from               Memorial               Day               through               Labor               Day,               hours               are               10               a.m.

to               9               p.m.

Wednesday               and               Saturday,               10               a.m.

to               5:30               p.m.

the               rest               of               the               week.

2009               admission               is               $22               for               adults,               $17               for               seniors               (65+),               $13               for               children               9               to               12,               and               children               8               and               under               are               free               with               paid               adult               admission.

Photography               and               video               are               not               allowed               in               the               Museum.
               You               will               want               to               relax               in               the               evening               after               the               Rock               and               Roll               Hall               of               Fame               and               Museum,               because               Day               Two               in               the               Cleveland,               Ohio               area               features               another               hall               of               fame               -               the               Pro               Football               Hall               of               Fame               in               Canton,               Ohio.

Canton               is               a               short               drive               (about               60               miles)               south               of               Cleveland,               and               the               Pro               Football               Hall               of               Fame,               located               at               2121               George               Halas               Dr.

NW,               is               a               great               way               to               continue               a               "best               of"               visit               to               the               area.

Opened               in               1963,               this               Hall               of               Fame               features               83,000               square               feet               of               football               memorabilia               recognizing               some               of               the               greatest               athletes               to               play               the               game.

Exhibitions               include               the               "Teams               of               the               NFL,"               featuring               today's               32               teams;               the               "Hall               of               Fame               Gallery,"               featuring               a               bronze               bust               and               memorabilia               from               each               enshrinee;               the               "Pro               Football               Adventure               Room,"               which               looks               at               other               leagues               the               have               tried               to               compete               against               the               NFL               since               1920;               and               the               "Super               Bowl               Room,"               recapping               all               Super               Bowls               played               to               date               including               Super               Bowl               rings               and               other               pieces               of               memorabilia.
               2009               admission               rates               for               the               Pro               Football               Hall               of               Fame               are:               $18               for               adults,               $12               for               kids               6               to               14,               $15               for               seniors               (62+),               and               kids               5               and               under               are               free.

Hours               are               9               a.m.

to               5               p.m.,               seven               days               a               week               (closed               Christmas               Day);               summer               hours               from               Memorial               Day               to               Labor               Day               are               9               a.m.

to               8               p.m.
               Through               2009,               you               can               purchase               a               Hall               Pass,               which               provides               entrance               into               the               Rock               and               Roll               Hall               of               Fame               and               the               Pro               Football               Hall               of               Fame               (can               be               used               on               the               same               day               or               different               days).

Prices               are               $36               for               adults               (ages               15               to               64),               $28               for               seniors               (65+),               and               $22               for               kids               ages               9               to               14;               Hall               Passes               can               be               purchased               at               the               box               office               of               either               Hall.

Each               Hall               also               has               their               own               list               of               preferred               hotels,               which               feature               discounted               room               and               ticket               packages;               if               you               are               interested,               please               consult               the               individual               websites               (profootballhof.com               or               rockhall.com)               for               a               list               of               offers.
               Day               Three               is               a               great               day               to               wind               down               from               your               Hall               of               Fame               trips,               and               a               cruise               on               the               Nautica               Queen               is               a               great               way               to               do               just               that.

This               cruise               ship               docks               on               the               Cuyahoga               River               (1153               Main               Ave.

in               Cleveland)               and               features               lunch               and               dinner               cruises               Monday               through               Saturday,               and               a               brunch               cruise               on               Sunday.

All               cruises               feature               an               unlimited               buffet               meal               with               coffee,               tea,               or               iced               tea,               and               musical               entertainment               from               a               band               or               DJ,               and               offers               a               great               view               of               Cleveland               Browns               Stadium,               the               Great               Lakes               Science               Center,               and               the               Rock               and               Roll               Hall               of               Fame.
               Prices               for               the               cruise               range               from               $28               to               $53               (including               tax               and               service               charge)               for               adults               and               $17               to               $27               for               children               11               and               under               (2009               prices,               subject               to               change).

Lunch               cruises               run               noon               to               2               p.m.

Monday               through               Friday,               and               11               a.m.

to               1               p.m.

on               Saturday,               and               Sunset               Dinner               cruises               run               7               to               10               p.m.

Monday               through               Thursday               and               7:30               to               10:30               p.m.

Friday               and               Saturday;               Sunday               Brunch               cruises               run               1               to               3:30               p.m.

Reservations               are               encouraged               and               can               be               made               online               (nauticaqueen.com)               or               by               calling               216-696-8888               or               toll               free               800-837-0604.
               One               warning               about               Cleveland:               three               days               isn't               enough               for               everything               you'll               want               to               do               -               you'll               be               back.
               sources:               Rock               and               Roll               Hall               of               Fame,               rockhall.com               
               Pro               Football               Hall               of               Fame,               profootballhof.com               
               Nautica               Queen,               nauticaqueen.com






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