Legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with a 3 Night Stay at the Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade for (2)
 
Rock and Roll took the world by storm in the 1950s and 60s, forever changing not only music, but society as well. The music originated in America and was influenced by jazz, rhythm and blues, boogie-woogie, gospel, jump blues, and country music. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame memorializes the people who have made the genre a lasting part of music worldwide. Visitors can expect to see one of the most impressive collections of memorabilia ever assembled — from John Lennon’s guitar to hip-hop pioneer Jam Master Jay’s gold chains. Plus the gift
shop, which sells everything from guitar pick earrings to T-shirts, shot glasses and, of course, music.
 
The Hyatt Regency at the Arcade in Cleveland sits inside the historic Arcade, a recently restored structure on the National Registry and the first indoor shopping center in America. The hotel is just blocks from The Rock and Roll Hall of fame, as well as adjacent to restaurants, nightlife, a casino, and a number of other museums.
 
Experience Includes:
 
Hyatt Regency Cleveland at the Arcade
3 Night Stay for (2)
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Admission for (2)
 
 
Pricing Info:
 
Cost To Nonprofit Price: $1,895 (what you will pay if the package sells)
Suggested Starting Bid: $2,275 (20% over CTN price - builds in a profit margin for you)
FMV: The value of a trip will fluctuate depending on seasonality. Therefore FMV will be provided by Auction Packages once the order is placed. 
 
Package Redemption:
 
Your package Redemption Certificate will be emailed to initiate the booking process. Please allow 15 business days after your event to receive your certificate. Reservations must be booked 60 days before travel, and property inventory is subject to availability. Reservations must be booked within 12 months, and travel must be completed within 24 months of notification. Once confirmed, all reservations are final. Packages may not be transferred or resold. All certificates should be handled with care as they are the same as cash and nonrefundable. Blackout dates are the weeks of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.