originally published: 06/11/2020
(CLEVELAND, OH) -- The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is reopening to the public on June 15th with new health and safety precautions in place to protect staff and guests.
To express gratitude for their time, energy, and compassion during the ongoing pandemic, the Rock Hall is offering a free admission day for all healthcare workers and their families on June 14th, presented by Advance Ohio, along with media partners WKYC and iHeart Media Cleveland. Limited tickets are available at rockhall.com.
The Rock Hall is ready to reopen with the following in place:
- CLEan Committed including daily continuous cleaning
- Hand sanitizing stations throughout the museum
- Fans to maintain a safe social distance -- at least two Stratocasters apart
- Temperature checks prior to entry
- Limited capacity with timed ticketing
- Staff and guests required to wear masks indoors
- Credit card and mobile payment only with plexiglass shields at checkout
- Advance online ticketing purchase at rockhall.com
New hours of operation (advance online tickets required):
- Open daily 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET
- Early access available at 10 a.m. for teachers (Mondays), vulnerable fans (Tuesdays), Rock Hall Members (Saturdays) and healthcare workers (Sundays)
- Live music on the plaza resumes in July on Thursday and Saturday evenings from 5-7 p.m.
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The Rock Hall is excited to provide a positive place for people of all backgrounds and beliefs to come together and be connected by a love for rock & roll. As a bonus for fans, the Rock Hall has extended its massive Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll exhibit, co-organized with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, through December 2020.
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