Kennedy Space Center

They have

Can my husband use his own scooter during a visit?

Yes, there are lockers made just for this past the turnstile behind the Information building.

Price is on website. Approx $50 with various discounts for age and vets.

Yes you can bring water bottle.. near to most of the restrooms water fountain is there...

You can purchase online or just get there. The tickets are always available. It doesn't sold out.

The Merritt Island bird sanctuary, or Just park on the side of the road on your way to the Kennedy space center visitors complex want you go over the bridge

I brought a bottle in I had already opened. They do security but i had it out and drinking it.

According to their automated answer service they are open 365 days it said...

Yes. A lot of what you do is inside, the rocket garden is outside, but with an umbrella you can appreciate that too. You'll want an umbrella to go from building to building.

Parking is $10 for all day fun. My wife said we would be there only 4 or 5 hours but.... we were there for about 14 hours, that was on a launch night. Enjoy!

Yes they do have then available

MILITARY DAILY ADMISSION U.S. Active Duty military receive $7 off adult admission and $6 off child admission when presenting a valid military photo I.D. at the Visitor Complex ticket windows. CHILD(age 3-11)$41 ADULT(age 12+)$50

Yes the have lockers.

If you go to their website they have tickets and launch times listed. The next launch is at MARCH 13, 2019 6:58 PM EDT. The LC-39 Observation Gantry is where I would recommend.

Some are, but the Atlantis and the Saturn V are indoors on the tour

It's mixed, although part of the outdoor circuit is inside of a bus. I would definitely take an umbrella and/or rain gear with me, if I happen to go there in a rainy day, because it's a big place to visit, and the attractions are far away from each other.

Of course. Almost all pavillions have ramps. Also buses are prepared for.

They are still there and the bus tour drives right by them. It was very cool to see!

Well. They do have lockers, but you should leave the luggage in a vehicle if you can. They go through all bags and scan just like an airport. If you are traveling without a vehicle you may want to ask someone to stash your luggage.

Yes

I'm pretty sure you can.

You can't bring your own rocket. Unless you have your own Saturn 5 in your car.

We went to AAA and got our tickets better then at the gate.

Definitely still open

Hi Ana, The staff provide translated recordings in multiple languages (including Spanish) which tell detail about sites you walk into. In sum, a multilanguage audio tour through a device.

No you don't have to pay to watch a launch but make sure you show up early enough to get a great view

Yes

Yes

It's all in English, but it's worth going, and if you know the least of the language you understand everything

No they dont have overnight parking. Only until 9:00 pm

Yes

Yes

You should be able to obtain a new one if you have your info from when you got it. They have profiles for everyone who has a pass.

Yes there are. You get a nap when you but your ticket at the gate. Plus there are maps of locations and things to do all over.

Yes - with the extra for skipping the queue.

Mmm .I do not know

They are free I think?

Yes. They're $50 as opposed to the original $57 and only available to buy at the ticket window.

The price today at the entrance was $ 53

Yes. They do. U can purchase online.

You can also order online save yourself some money and time of standing in the ticket line and no ID needed to enter

Yes

Open today 9am - 7pm

Yes, you can

Mostly yes. A big part of the experiences are inside.

Didn't see as any animal other than outside nature.

Unfortunately they have a policy all sales is final that no refunds.

Yes. The Explore Tour will go by all the launch sites.

Are you buying parking tickets along with the daily admission? If yes, then this warning is regarding the parking ticket

Some parts are not open (e.g. launch pads, the crawlers), but the Saturn area was open, as is the main visitor complex. We spent 9.5 hours there yesterday with all of the things to see.

Yes, including astronaut food

Yes

I've never been to the US space and rocket center in Huntsville Alabama. But I've been to the Kennedy space center. U should go see it. Don't knock it until you try it.

Q. How much does parking cost? A. Rates are as follows: $10.00 per automobile, $10.00 per motorcycle, $15.00 per motor home/RV. Annual pass holders receive complimentary parking with proof of an annual pass. MENTIONED IN KENNEDY SPACE CENTRE WEBSITE.

The bus tour gives you a lot to see as well with a stop to see the space shuttle Atlantis. When you are at that stop there is another area with some hands on activities.

Yes, will be

Yes $10

The cost is $ 60 for one day.

There are hotels nearby. Both large chains and tons of mom and pop's.

The next one is scheduled for August 6

No ,

June 29 0541hrs EDT: FALCON 9 CRS-15 from launch complex 40; LC Gantry-39 tickets should be available, they go fast. So, sign up at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex for notification, updates and purchases. Also; July 2018 Space X FALCON 9 Telstar 19 VANTAGE; Launch Complex 40, LC-39 Gantry tx may be available. Additionally, August 4, 2018 ULA DELTA IV Heavy Parker Solar Probe (***MUST SEE***) Launch Complex 37. Watch for VIP Seating. Sign up at KSC for notification, snooze you lose. Have fun

39 was used for Space Shuttle launches Slc-14=Mercury Atlas; Slc-19=Gemini; Slc-34=Apollo's 1 & 7; Slc-37=Delta IV; Slc-40=SpaceX Falcon; Slc-41=Atlas V; Lc-39A SpaceX Heavy; Lc-39B SLS Rocket (old Space Shuttle launch pad) Not sure why missing pads or A/B, hey, its the "gubbermint" thought I'd give you some additional information. Numbers increase from South to North

Yes there is a veggies you can eat

I didn't see electric scooters when there but I do know they have wheelchairs.

There is a veteran discount

$50 for adults (12+), $46 for seniors (55+) and $40 for children (3-11). Under 3 free. Not including tax.

Yes they are open 7 days a week. 9am-7pm

Yes 9am till 6pm

If your full time in Florida or Georgia u can get a 12 month educators pass, which gives u free admission.

Yes. So it seems. It is closed and you only agree if you are a visitor

Just call them up. They're open 365 Days a year! 5th graders are free

Yes there is a fee to visit.

It is only observable from the bus tour, however they do drive around the entire building, so you get a very good look!

They have a journey to Mars exhibit.

From 09:00 to 17:00

It's not usually very crowded. But if you plan to visit there in weekends then it's a little bit crowdy. Thank you.

Yes, you can park on the highway that leads to KSC and watch it from the highway. You will not see the first 3 to 5 seconds of lift off is all.

And $ 4

Yes. Probably not in hurricane, or if it rains at night when it's always closed.

Service animals are allowed anywhere humans are allowed. It's the law. How does KSC get around a federal law?

Yes

$10 to park a car. $5 FOR A motorcycle And $15 for an RV. After you park go to the ticket counter. Tickets range from $46 for seniors $50 for adults and up to $260 for a multi day park pass.

KSC is located in the state of Florida!

Terrible translation from Google or a question that makes no sense.

It is preferable to buy tickets online, but there are also machines at the entrance where you can buy tickets.

Adults are $57 and kids are $47

😷 Mask are optional for Visitor's at Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex. 🚀

I'm Sure service dogs, not sure your dog cares about space otherwise

They do offer special pricing for groups, but I don't know about the eligibility requirements for those groups. You would need to call them to speak to a representative there from your information.

Yes they are.

We paid $45 per person.

You can get the audio tour in Spanish

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Its a good idea.. someone liked Saturn so much they put a ring on it !

I think yeah

It's going to cost you to see the good stuff

Don't have a clue, good luck

Yes

There is a kennel onsite. Tours are currently open.

The Space Center visitor center is open and has been for some time. They are running with limits on the number of people so be sure to reserve your date online in advance. Also be sure to bring a mask. They are not doing any bus tours out to KSC itself yet, but facilities are open at the visitors center.

It is currently open 7 days a week. They require masks while moving around the park.

Many items (including coffee mugs) are available for sale at the Kennedy Space Center online gift shop at www.thespaceshop.com

I wont re-answer the price question because they are correct but i will suggest you take the bus tour first thing so you don't waste time waiting in line for it.

Yes but you need a mask and goggles plus a China flag to get in.

I believe it was created in 1962

As of August 12, the website says its open with safety protocols including limited capacity, temperature checks, required face coverings, and social distancing measures.

Follow the SpaceX account ...

No... Once you get tickets, will not be refund

It's funded by the tickets sales, not by the government.

If you are looking to get to the Kennedy Space Center via a shuttle, Gray Line Orlando and Florida Dolphin Tours offer transportation to the visitor complex.

On Wednesday it was open.

Yes two 114 dollars

As I mentioned to another poster, probably best to check their official site: https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/

They have biometrics attached to special tickets and annual passes so can't be used by others, it also saved you when you lose your tickets

Yes.

Off season preferably. Tuesdays are usually good days to go imho

My opinion you should bring at least 1 wheelchair with you in case 1 of them were to tire out between bus and facilities. Just to be on the safe side. They have accommodations, but not always just when you need them.

The website call The Best Orlando, my doubt is, if this side is trustworthy? If you know perfect, but excuse the inconvenience.

Yep. There is paid parking - $15 for RVs

No cost is above 50$ per person

We were doing tours up to 5pm

6.00Uhr clock

Because the crew decided that the mission belonged to everyone, not just them.

The place is huge and it is a waste of time if you leave without exploring the area so better make use of your time and enjoy while you are inside..all worth it 😊

Its $57

Yes, you can call them

Nope, it's open every day of the year.

Yes, but not everywhere.

I arrived on car. Sorry, I don,t know how arrive on public transportation.

You can bring food from outside but you can't eat everywhere

Foto the web site

No, there are a lot of bus with explanators videos ( included in the price) that make a tour of the space center.

There are certainly some

From universal area there were 3 tolls. All around 1.25,1.50.2.50 price wise. If your on the 528 make sure you go into all the tolls on the same stretch of road, this is confusing as you don't change roads, but there are thee toll stations you need to pay! 😕

If you can do it, attend the Lunch with an Astronaut. It was well worth the money

1st sept. Starliner orbital flight test

August 22, see the schedule changes on the internet.

$47 USD

I don't know. I think no Google says spaceport USA is in Sierra country new Mexico. So it must be different because Kenedy space center Nasa is in the near from cocoa beach

I took my kids. They are 7 and 10. Honestly it's more of an adult thing. Very educational. I would not go back until my kids are older and would understand it

Holliday inn in Titusville

No. Only line is for the bus tour

If I am correct, it was called the C-5 in its developmental design stages (first drawing design A, second B, etc.) The addition of the 5th engine gave it the 5. Once it had been proven effective and efficient, the design letter C was dropped. Hope this helps.

Pay the same $ 45

Yes you can

55 and over are $50

not sure, i dont see electric scooters

Yes

I would contact Kennedy Space Centre - they work with marine biologists to protect the environment on Cape Canaveral, and may have some suggestions, even if it's only that your turtles will be food for the alligators.

I stayed at a new Town place suites in Titusville FL that was very convenient and clean

Yes you can

There is a customer service desk there but I cant recall seeing anything for storing items, probably best ringing ahead and checking

It closes at 6 but just down the road is another space museum that is open till about 8 or 9

Possibly but you might want to call before you go

Give them a call at 1.855.433.4210

You could spend two whole days here depending on what you want to see. If you just want to see Atlantis you can probably do it in about an hour and a half.

Yes there is

They didn't have any objections to bringing in outside food or drinks when we were there so you're probably ok.

We paid for 5 adults plus 1 child 95 $ plus tax

And 57.00 if you buy them online

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953

Yeah. Single day tickets you get a lot of bang for your buck. Season tickets for 96 dollars isn't bad too

It's faster in advance. You won't have to make the line at the ticket office.

No

No

There are many interactive exhibits, rocket garden, other exhibits that are worth exploring. Games for kids as well.

yes wildlife roads everywhere gators bore birds of all types and manatees all around haul over canal

Yes if you look on the back of the ticket it should show a use by date on it which means that the ticket can be used at any time up to that date

Half a day is fine. Make sure you do the 2 and half hour guided tour. It's included with admission

Adults 12+ it is $57 per person and kids $47. They have other packages as well more expensive. But this covers good part of it.

We didn't use the audio guide.

Yes

It seems like they would recognize the mistake and make a refund. I dont see why they wouldn't.

Yes. But not yet. Next launch i ja near future.

Hi Laura. In my opinion if you are looking a turístic place near Kennedy space center I think best option is Cocoa Beach. There is many options on hotels.

I can answer go on the web site

Hello. Honestly I don't know.

We were there from 1:00 p m. until closing at 6:00 and we did not see everything. I don't think we'll go back anytime soon, but I wish we'd have got there earlier.

As You want.

I think Orlando Isabel the nearest one

Yes you can take a Bus

They are open.

Open. It is not run by NASA or other fed agency. It is not funded with any taxpayer dollars.

Yep

About 70 dollars for adults

It would be more exciting for older kids. Suggest you wait for another couple of years

Enough to fill your day, a bus tour, multiple different educational IMAX movies, astronaut Hall of Fame museum, rocket garden tour educating you on certain rockets and multiple other things.

Mid morning

Holiday inn Express should be a good option... Check that up...

57$ for 1 day

Is an extra pay for this attraction.

The tickets are available online except senior citizens. The tour until they reopen the government is limited to the Saturn rocket and back.

We didn't get to go to the launch site because of the Federal Govt shutdown. But the overall Center was awesome to visit. Just really si amazing at the history of it all!

No. They have something called Parabolic Flight, by a ZERO-G Boeing 727 aircraft. This is the only way to emulate true weightlessness. If you are interested please contact ZERO-G experience Program.

You can use Uber or Lyft to get there. I also believe there are companies that will take you there via bus.

You can bring your pet. However you must board it at the kennel located on the grounds. Pets not allowed in the park.Bring your own food and treats, water and waste bags provided. Unless it's a registered service dog I would leave Fluffy at home.

I am writing this with google translate. Please forgive the translation. Yes, I recommend this place to visit. There is much to see and do. There are many hands on activities and you can see the space shuttle Atlantis upclose. plan to spend a whole day here

No you can use that same ticket

You will be along ways from the actual launch site. You will still be on the property, with a great view for a recording.

I found a link on their page. Latest they stay open is 7pm Thanks all https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/info/hours-of-operation

Yes. the visitor center is financed by ticket sales. was there last friday with no problems.

Yes

I am not sure I understand your question, but you seem to be saying you have 53 year old photos? So what is your question?

Yes Ksc is open

Online or the place.

Sorry no but, they have LOW LOW prices it is awesome i would go there every day if i could.

Yes and they have a light show that starts at 5pm every night

Around 30 something after 430 pm. U do miss the shuttle ride as the last ride ends before then.

Yes

I think so, but I suggest you check ir out on the web site.

Yes

Yes

There is a senior discount, don't know about the "Senior Pass."

Yes, both.

Earlier better, more time to see . . . KSC it's big, one complete day could not be enought . . .

I don't think you need to reserve a seat, it runs every few minutes. The paid tour does have limited seating.

Very unlikely that you could get both, its usually one or the other.

Yes, $10 per car, but yesterday they didn't charge me. Have no idea why.

£29.00 but must be bought in advance.

In Brevard County, Florida, USA

Download the free Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex app, it's a black icon with the KSC VC on it. This will help you not only with launch dates, but also park hours, show times for movies and live events. There's even a GPS helper to direct you to where you want to go next. Hope this helps.

It will be helpful to check the website since they have different schedules.

A slow day took us 4 hours. Extra side trips or lunches could take another 4 hours. Not a race.

I just went this past week. Military personnel do get a discount the same as seniors. They do have a day where military enter for free and can take up to 3 guests for half the price. I believe the attendant said it was arouund Memorial Day. Hope this helps you.

Maybe the use the tourbusses if there are a lot of visitors

Yes, plenty of things to do inside!!

Can't remember go on there website too

Yes Kennedy Space Center is in Cape Canaveral Florida.

Yes he can use his own scooter. And the tour is handicap accessible.

No

The free tour is about 45mins vs. about 2 hours for the paid tour. So you see a lot more behind the scenes locations that you wouldn't on the free version. IMO it's worth the extra price if you are a space or history buff.

Is important because to tourist development and job for the local people and a beautifull place too !!!

We didn't need one just tickets and security check

Appriciate the response Heather.

Yes and many ... and they are beautiful ...

Car. Your only about a 30 minute drive. Take a Lyft our Uber.

You have to look on the space x site

Cape Canaveral

Hi Maria. Not that we saw or heard of. That would be cool though.

No I don't think your dog will have a good time there

Parking is 10 bucks, and theres no rules against coolers

I recommend that you get there when they first open so you have the opportunity to see and do all the exciting things they have to offer! Also on their compound there is a small Lake and if you get there early they used to have alligators in there but when it gets hot the alligators go underwater. Well worth the trip to spend the entire your entire day there!

You have to pay to park and for a ticket if you want to shop on site

Not sure best to call 1st high level of security

They have bus parking. I'd reckon a semi is gtg. Call ahead to confirm.

Lots of really good food at the restaurant. Bacon onion burgers were amazing.

Yes, it is very cool inside all the buildings 👍

Yes. Go to the "shopping" tab in the pull down menu on their website. They have a larger selection at Kennedy, but you can buy online.

There are two gift shops you should find one

No, you can purchase at the entrance gate, cash or card payment.

Noon to 1:30

No they don't but they accept all major credit cards and I don't know how he can make it all the way from Canada to South Florida and not have American money so I think it's a moot point

They do actually check everything that you bring into the park but my experiences that they don't restrict food and water but again like everything else they do expect that you're going to buy products there because they have rest restaurants or places to eat

Check the page of KSC

9 am to 5 pm. .

There are a couple of things which you should book in advance. For example, the astronaut training experience.

$50 for adults unless youre military, then its a few dollars off ☺ oh i forgot - $10 to park your car 👍

Uh, you could have used google but it stands for National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

They are really wheelchair accessible

We went on a Sunday, got there at 9am and the crowds were pretty good until midday.

50 bucks for adults. I felt it was money well spent.

You can buy tickets from outside vender. Google Orlando tickets

Yes

50 plus parking

I still think they do, but I don't know the price call the kennedy space center

Make sure to go early! There is so much to see and do there now! The newest addition is train like an astronaut- mission to Mars. Costs extra but worth it! 😄

Blue Origin also has a facility going up at Exploration Park, that's another 330 jobs with an average wage of $89,000.

Every 90 minutes it orbits the Earth but whether it passes over your location is a different thing. That's not really something heavily talked about at Kennedy Space Center. However, according to the ISS Detector app (you can get it on your phone) the next time the ISS will pass north Central Florida is Friday at 4:26 am. Seeing it also depends on cloud cover and whether or not it's in the Earth's shadow -those are only some of the factors that determine whether you'll see it or not.

10 $

Yes. If you take a cooler, they are doing security checking at the gate they might have you leave it in the car. You can get a 'hand stamp' to leave and reenter the park. There are several restaurants and lunch stands and seating areas.

Not at all. I've been there a few weeks and there was this service.

East coast of Florida. 5 hours North driving from Miami.

In my opinion, you have to go to the website ....

Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings be upon you

Out on the Base!...by One of the Launch Pads...Take a Tour from Kennedy Space Center, and Ask your Guide To Show You!!

Very small. About 10 ft. Its just a slide to get from one floor down to another instead of using the stairs. It is in the building where Atlantis is at.

I went today and it was 10 dollars per car with a standard admission ticket.

OK, you can fuck there

Not there

The posted 2018 hours: now to April 8 9:00-7:00 April 9-July 1 9:00-6:00 July 2- Aug 12 9:00-7:00 Aug 13-Dec 20 9:00-6:00 Dec 21-Dec 24. 9:00-7:00 Dec 25. 9:00-5:00 Dec 26-30 9:00-8:00 Dec 31 9:00-6:00

Guest Services near the entry can help

April 2nd 4:30 pm

I just left maybe a couple hours ago and I didn't see it. BUT you do get to see pretty much everything on the bus tour. It really was worth it. And I will be going back. I didn't learn enough!

9am to 7

No need for reservations. The kennel is free, as well. However, there is no real human care - the dogs just stay in their kennel until you come for them. We took a mid day break to walk the dog and then decided the truck with open windows was a better option since he was more familiar with it and the weather was sunny but cool (early March).

It's really up to you. But you could easily spend the whole day there.

Asphalt

$10 for parking $50 for entry

That's right! You can bring food and liquids via the check point gates at entrance without any problem.

I also bought pics . Time to download and they keep saying you have to wait 24 hours. It's been a week. Don't waste your money

The government?

If you can, in fact I was one day what was launching. Tour of what?

Download the app and there is a lot of info. Including a launch button

Yes

Yes. I went on it with my 11yo sone We loved it. Nit scary, just fun.

Very modern facility sure they have everything

The hours of operation very. You shou,d check the website for hours based on when you plan to go.

I saw several but it's not like they're on every corner

Not at all. To access the visitor center you must purchase the ticket.

They do have wheel chairs and strollers available at the saturn V center, amd i would think they do at the main visitor center too. But the best idea would be to call the main number and ask.

Yes

They have a free kennel at the space center.

nope

If you don't have tickets for the launch then you can't go. You need to have a car placard and special launch tickets to get into the area.

Yes outside the Saturn 5 building there are some blue bleachers

Active military get $4 off also anyone 55+ gets $4 off at ticket windows.

I'm pretty sure they are allowed.

Free wifi

Launch window will be announced in a few days. It will be amazing to see the Falcon Heavy launch on Tuesday! The Falcon 9 was awesome to watch!

They had wheelchairs that could be rented.

No discount

Our guide did say if you run out of time this is the thing to miss as you can watch them on YouTube

Yes

Yes

Orlando is the nearest popular airport, it's an hours drive at max from there.

$50 for entrance + $10 parking. If you want to go on behind the scenes tour that is an extra $25.,

Yes, but there is so much to aee, you probably won't have time for them.

Even if you do not know English, the experience is understandable. Very graphic, concrete, and there is always an opportunity to expand the information with documentation. They will not regret it.

Lots of walking and reading. Interactive displays .

Admission fees: $50 ages 12+, $40 ages 3-11, children under 3 are free. Also, there are other add-ons that cost more, like lunch with an astronaut, etc.

About an hour and a half.

$55 and its worth it

Yes most of them

Nobody's going to search your car for no reason

Call the park attendant for this serious medical question. Google the park and look for a number or email to talk with someone more qualified to answer your important question.

There is an app for Kennedy which will help fully understand what is included in your ticket price. I found the app nor helpful than the site. There is a full day of things to see and do without paying for the other events, btw.

Yes check their website

Nancy Sharon and Matthew your answers are mean spirited and not helpful. The answer to the question is yes they are open on thanksgiving.

It all depends on your enthusiasm. I personally would like 2 days. One day for the bus tour alone, but you can zip through it in 3 hours. However, you can do the whole facility in 1 day if you time it just right but get there early and stay till closing time to get the full effect.

No there is no cost for rides however all extra expenses like food you do have to pay for

Yes you can Depending on type of correspondence you may need to send the letter to NASA in Houston

Not sure, but I would call to verify.

Yes I saw many people using wheelchairs

Their gift shop has plenty of options like t shirts, toys also mostly scientific gifts you might find there for a science enthusiast who will definitely like them. Thank you.

No, i don't.

Get good grades and work hard kid follow your dreams

Yes

Cocoa beach from personal experience. The port

Not really sure, I would suggest you look on the NASA web site. There are some good apps for tracking the ISS on Google play such as ISS Detector satellite tracker.

Welcome! Hope they will have a good time. The language used by bus tour and in auditorium was English but that was 1hr - 1.5hr...rest is the shuttles and other things where language will not be a barrier. Also try using english -> spanish translate on the map/details and that will help. Hope this helps.

Yes you can.

There used to be an air force station and missile rest range there and there was a whole lot of uninhabited space that the federal government was able to buy up for this purpose. The climate also allows for year round operations.

It depends on which one you go to.

We arrived at about 11 and stayed till they closed down, feeling that we had to get there earlier.

Yes check the nasa website for tickets or you can find a place along the Indian river there is a small restaurant on rivers edge dr in titusville called new York new York that has a great outside dock and tiki and good food