The mats are laid out. The headgear is strapped. It's time for the 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Wrestling Championship. Catch all the cradles, suplexes and sleepers March 19 - 21 at Rocket Arena in Downtown Cleveland.
We know you’re already hyped about seeing everything that makes NCAA Wrestling such an amazing event year in, year out. After all, that’s why you booked the trip. But now it's time to relax and enjoy yourself; we’ve taken the guesswork out of the logistical questions you might have about where to go, what’s happening, how to get there and then some.
Check out this handy guide and get ready to celebrate college wrestling at its best in The Land.
Springtime in Cleveland is as much a mystery to us natives as it is to our visitors. It seems like the groundhog gets it wrong every single time.
Sure, it could be a balmy high of 70 when you saunter through the cherry blossoms at Brookside Reservation, then drop to 45 degrees by 8 p.m. when you’re Ubering to dinner Downtown. Every day could come in like a lion and go out like a lamb, or vice versa.
Sturdy (ideally waterproof) walking shoes, fleece and rain gear will arm you for every season-appropriate adventure you can think of. Save the moto jacket and sandals for summer and think about layering — leggings, flannels, puffer vests and maybe a scarf. But pack aspirational warm-weather gear, too, because sunshine's always just around the corner.
Makes total sense, right? Thought so. Best bet is to check the weather forecast a day before your departure.
Stop by the Cleveland Visitors Center, located at 334 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH, 44114, for more information throughout the weekend.
The CLE Concierge team also is available to answer inquiries by phone (216.875.6680), e-mail ([email protected]) and online chat.