Your experience A galactic beginning to stellar moments at KSC At Kennedy Space Center get ready to explore. The Atlantis exhibit stands prominent, inviting you close enough to sense its historical prowess. Did you know the Atlantis shuttle orbited Earth over 4,800 times? This is followed by a dive into the deep cosmos with an IMAX 3D moon-walking experience that defies gravity in its depiction. From legacy rockets to lunar wonder A bus shuttle equips you to journey through the heart of space endeavors and gives you a drive-by view of the Vehicle Assembly Building. The Apollo/Saturn V Center stands as a testament to human ingenuity; beneath the Saturn V, the sheer magnitude of our aspirations becomes evident. Fun tidbit: the Saturn V remains the tallest, heaviest, and most powerful rocket ever produced. Leisurely, stroll through the Rocket Garden, understanding our evolutionary strides in space travel. Don't miss out on the unique opportunity to touch a fragment of the moon, an emblem of our celestial achievements. For those who can't get enough in a day, there's always the option to upgrade for a comprehensive 2-day pass. You can choose to enhance your visit with our Explore Tour upgrade! Led by a knowledgeable space expert, embark on a bus journey, stopping at key locations like the Vehicle Assembly Building and SpaceX launch pads.

Your experience Cosmic Conversations with an Astronaut at KSC Step into the heart of NASA's gateway to the stars – the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and in a small group dive deep into the life of a space pioneer. Sip on refreshing drinks and savor either breakfast or snacks, all while discussing the mystique of space, its challenges, and the ethereal beauty astronauts witness. As you absorb these tales, you’ll get the unique opportunity to pose questions, uncovering intriguing, lesser-known facets of space travel. Before this session concludes, immortalize the memory with a snapshot alongside the astronaut and take home a signed lithograph as a keepsake. A Voyage Beyond the Stars: Exhibits, Shows & More Post this heart-to-heart, wander around, and soak in the wealth of experiences the Visitor Complex offers. From the awe-inspiring Space Shuttle Atlantis® to the dynamic Shuttle Launch Experience and Rocket Garden, there's much to explore. Here's a fun tidbit: the Rocket Garden houses the Mercury-Redstone, the very rocket Alan Shepard piloted as the first American in space. And speaking of legends, don't miss the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame presented by Boeing®, boasting the world’s largest collection of astronaut memorabilia. 1 day is not enough to explore the entire Visitor Complex, upgrade your ticket to get a 2-day entry to KSC Visitor Complex!

Your experience Prepare for blast-off Your space adventure begins with meeting your guide, who will be your mission control throughout the day. They'll provide insider tips and historical knowledge to enrich your experience at the Kennedy Space Center. First, head to the iconic Space Shuttle Atlantis. Get up close and personal with this spacecraft; its payload bay is open just as it was during missions. Feel the G-forces of a launch in a simulator, practice docking the International Space Station, or experience the weightlessness of space in a virtual spacewalk. Delve into the "Heroes and Legends" exhibit, and hear the stories of the brave men and women who have pushed the boundaries of space exploration. Go beyond the exhibits Hop aboard a special bus with a space expert guide. They'll whisk you past restricted areas, like the Vehicle Assembly Building where rockets are prepped for launch. See Launch Complex 39, where the Apollo missions blasted off, and witness the future of space travel at the launch pads used by SpaceX and ULA. This experience offers 1-day or 2-day ticket options. The 1-day option is perfect for a whirlwind adventure, while the 2-day ticket allows you to delve deeper into the exhibits. Round-trip transportation from Orlando is available with an upgrade for a hassle-free journey directly to the Kennedy Space Center.

Your experience Visit the Kenney Space Center for a fun day out with the family. Your visit to this institution promises an educational journey through space travel via a narrated NASA bus tour. You'll be standing inside the launch control room and looking at an actual Saturn V rocket, the world's largest rocket to ever fly. Click photographs of the shuttle launch pads while you're at it. Enjoy the Shuttle Launch Experience: a simulator ride that replicates the sounds, sights, and feels of a real shuttle launch. This 5-min experience ends with breathtaking views of the Earth. After your bus tour, you'll sit back and enjoy an IMAX movie! Your tour finally ends with a 30-min airboat ride that takes you through the nearby swamps: look out for exotic plants, flowers, and wildlife.

Your experience Unlock significant savings with this 2-in-1 ticket, combining two of Florida's iconic attractions in close proximity: The Kennedy Space Center and The Wheel at ICON Park. Kennedy Space Center Begin your journey into the cosmos at the Kennedy Space Center. Here, trace the history of NASA's robust shuttle program, witnessing firsthand the awe-inspiring Space Shuttle Atlantis and the majestic Saturn V Rocket. It's not just about observing, over 60 high-tech touch screens and simulators beckon you. Ever wanted to take the helm of a shuttle cockpit or experience the anticipation of initiating a shuttle launch? Here's your chance. Furthermore, the added convenience of round-trip transportation from ICON Park, accompanied by a knowledgeable guide/driver, ensures you remain informed and comfortable throughout. The Wheel at ICON Park After a day among the stars, anchor yourself back to Earth with a spectacular ride on The Wheel at ICON Park. Elevate your perspective as you are gently lifted into the Orlando skyline, culminating in panoramic views of the city.

Your experience Step back in time and celebrate the Y2K era at Kennedy Space Center on February 7, 2025. This exclusive after-hours event lets you relive the turn of the millennium with music, fun experiences, and live entertainment. You'll have extended access to top attractions like the Space Shuttle Atlantis® and Journey to Mars, plus the chance to meet real NASA astronauts. With fewer crowds and more time to explore, it’s a night to remember. Y2K fun with cosmic vibes Start your evening in the Rocket Garden where a Video DJ spins all your favorite Y2K music videos. After getting your groove on, head over to NASA Central for a techno DJ dance party under the stars. If you’re up for some friendly competition, challenge your friends to Cosmic Glow Miniature Golf beneath the towering Saturn 1B rocket. Throughout the night, you can check out STEAM Team experiments, relax in glowing bar areas, and catch some live entertainment—all with a fun, cosmic twist. Explore top Attractions and meet astronauts Take advantage of extended hours at Kennedy Space Center’s main attractions with fewer crowds. Get up close to the Space Shuttle Atlantis®, or experience the Shuttle Launch Experience®, which gives you a taste of what it’s like to blast off into space. Don’t miss Heroes & Legends, featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame®. And for a real treat, meet astronauts Curt Brown and Sandy Magnus during the Astronaut Meet & Greet, and hear their firsthand space stories. You’ll also find food and drinks available for purchase, along with the chance to shop for some cool NASA gear.

Your experience Hassle-Free Journey to Kennedy Space Center Wave goodbye to the confusion of finding your own way to the Kennedy Space Center. Your adventure begins from the buzzing hearts of Orlando, Kissimmee, or the magical world of Disney. With this experience, you'll be comfortably escorted, ensuring you don't have to wrestle with maps or timetables. Guided Voyage with a Twist Once aboard, your trip is not just a means to get to the Space Center, but an insightful prelude to your main adventure. Lean in and listen, as your guide-driver sprinkles fun tidbits about the Kennedy Space Center along the way. Ever heard that the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Center is so vast, that it even has its own weather? On humid days, clouds can form near the ceiling! With trivia like this setting the stage, by the time you reach, your appetite for space wonders will be sky-high.

Your experience Your tour begins with a convenient hotel pickup and breakfast on the go. Head to the East Coast for a remarkable day exploring the Kennedy Space Center, one of Florida's most renowned attractions. At the visitor complex, you'll undergo orientation and visit highlights like the Heroes and Legends, the Atlantis exhibit (including the Shuttle Launch Simulator), and even make a stop at the IMAX theater. At noon, grab some lunch and ride the KSC behind-the-scenes tour for a comprehensive look at the center's main highlights. Make use of your $15 voucher for dining or merchandise (the choice is yours). After riding past the launch control room, the Saturn V rocket, the shuttle launch pads, and more, you'll head to the largest space shop to pick up some souvenirs and displays. In the end, your driver/guide will take you back to Orlando with snacks for the ride back home.

Your experience Seamless Journey to the Stars Embark on a hassle-free journey from Orlando as you set out on a bus ride from one of the three strategic locations, or opt for the Express Tour for a swift departure from ICON 360. As you approach, the Kennedy Space Center unravels its wonders. Marvel at the behemoth Vehicle Assembly Building, and did you know it's so vast that it has its own weather system inside? Here, iconic rockets are pieced together, prepped to pierce the great beyond. Reliving NASA’s Legendary Missions Step onto the revered grounds of Launch Complex 39, where the Apollo missions scripted history and where the first-ever space shuttles took flight. As you journey, encounter the splendor of the Space Shuttle Atlantis. Dive into stories from NASA's 30-year program, feeling the weight of every tale. And here's a quirky tidbit: the immense tracks at the launch complex were once used for crawling giant Saturn V rockets, moving at a snail's pace of 1 mph! By the end, you'll not only have witnessed space exploration's grandeur but felt the pulse of an astronaut's journey.