12/11/2024
Before you visit Kennedy Space Center
This is your go-to experience to immerse in the history and future of space exploration! From iconic missions such as the Moon landing and Apollo launches, Kennedy Space Center is where all the magic began! Other highlights include the Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit, simulations through the Shuttle Launch Experience and behind-the-scenes tours that offer a look into the space missions. The Center is perfect for all families, couples, and solo adventurers to learn about America’s space accomplishments. The Center is also wheelchair accessible and provides additional assistance for those with hearing impairments to have a thorough experience too!
If you head to Kennedy Space Center on a launch day, you may even be lucky enough to witness a real-time launch of a mission!
What to see at Kennedy Space Center?
1. Rocket Garden
Explore the living history of NASA’s space program from the time Mercury Redstone was launched in 1961! Hop on an expert-guided tour to take you through the Rocket Garden featuring NASA’s Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs.
2. Astronaut Encounter
It’s not every day that you get to meet an astronaut! The Astronaut Encounter at Kennedy Space Center is one of the most important highlights of your trip. Visitors will get the chance to meet Veteran NASA Astronauts, Commanders, and Pilots who’ve successfully carried out missions that made a mark in Space history.
3. Bus Tour or Explore Tour
You will get an exclusive opportunity to visit NASA’s launchpads, encounter first-hand operational facilities, and the Vehicle Assembly Building!
4. Shuttle Launch Experience
Want a real-life experience of what it is like inside a space shuttle launch? Head straight to the Shuttle Launch Experience and strap in for a simulation. This 8-and-a-half-minute experience will give you all the energy and adrenaline that real astronauts get when they shoot into space!
Must-see at Kennedy Space Center
* Space Shuttle Atlantis Exhibit
* Apollo/Saturn V Center
* IMAX Theatre
* US Astronaut Hall of Fame
* Rocket Garden.