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Spend the day exploring the fascinating Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, just 45 minutes from Orlando. Learn about the history of the US space program and watch stunning IMAX films. Don't miss the chance to walk under a Saturn V rocket, get a close-up view of the Space Shuttle launch pad, try your skills in a shuttle simulator, and experience a virtual moonwalk! We honor our past and look up for the future at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center.
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Pet kennels are available at no additional charged from the information counter inside the entrance
Wheelchairs are available for the rental fee of $10 plus tax payable at the Space Shop
Captioning systems are descriptive narration are available for the IMAX Theatre presenations
Strollers are available for rental for $5 plus tax payable at the Space Shop; strollers are on a self-service basis at the tour stops
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
NASA Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
The greatest space adventure on Earth begins at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Be sure to check out the 5-story IMAX theaters for breathtaking images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, plus an astronaut’s view of space in Science on a Sphere. For the kids, stop by the Children’s Play Dome, a one-of-a-kind space-themed playground where youngsters can take off in a spacecraft, climb a moon rock wall, crawl through rocket tunnels and slide to the surface of the Moon.
Heroes & Legends Featuring The U.S Astronaut Hall Of Fame
In the Apollo/Saturn V Center, relive the wonder and excitement of the Apollo era in this one-of-a-kind exhibit that celebrates the unprecedented achievement of putting a man on the moon and the joy that was realized in that moment around the world. Also, take a bus tour past some of the most iconic NASA landmarks. Meet a veteran NASA astronaut at the Astronaut Encounter Show. Visit the impressive Rocket Garden, featuring the first rocket to break free from gravity, and honor NASA’s fallen heroes at the 'Heroes and Legends' exhibit featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame®. Then learn more about what it takes to explore Mars at Journey to Mars: Explorers Wanted.
Kennedy Space Center Bus Tour (when available)
Gateway 'NASA now and next'
Astronaut Encounter featuring a veteran NASA astronaut
All Fees and Taxes
Space Shuttle Atlantis
The Apollo/Saturn V Center (when available)
Shuttle Launch Experience Simulator
Heroes and Legends featuring the U. S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
Transportation to and from Kennedy Space Center
Admission during a rocket launch black out date (subject to change)
Parking Fees
NASA Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Space Commerce Way Brevard County United States
This activity ends back at the meeting point.
Standard Admission - AAKR Offe: Can be used for any day within 15 days of date but MUST BE REDEEMED/USED by Dec 18th 2026. Not valid on special launch dates.
Special Offer Ticket Price! : Valid for purchase and use from September 5th-30th 202. 'Turn Back the Clock' ticket is a special price ticket on sale!
Adults at Kids Prices exp 8/30: Ticket expires December 14th 2025. Ticket cannot be used after this date, no exceptions!
Duration: 2 days: Explore Kennedy Space Center for 2 days! The 2nd day admission has to be used within 6 months of the first entrance.
313 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Jeffrey M,Apr 14, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Absolutely a great time. Way more interactive than I expected. Definitely allows you leave more proud of our accomplishments made and where we’re going next.
Ray M,Apr 11, 2026
- Review from Viator
We visited the Space Center with family from Sweden and they were overwhelmed with the exhibits and so were we. The must sees are the Atlantis exhibit, the Apollo Center, the Heroes and Legends exhibit and the bus tour. We only had one day to visit and we managed to see all the major exhibits This is a must see and highly recommended.
Gareth D,Apr 11, 2026
- Review from Viator
Atlantis Is a MUST see!! It is one of the greatest attractions we've ever seen. The Apollo/Saturn V experience is amazing. You can also touch the moon.
Climber13236422045,Apr 10, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
way too crowded, long lines for bus and experiences. Food was very limited and none too healthy. My hot dog was almost cold. Not enough benches throughout park, would have been nice to rest in any of the venues. Even standing theatres?? Experience was not worth the price
Voyage54069888784,Apr 9, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
A complete waste of money. Paid $144 for 2 tickets plus $15 each lunch voucher. We arrived at 10.40 (centre open from 10-6) and had a 20 minute wait to receive our tickets (only 4 people in the queue in front of us with 4 checkouts open). Slow service seems to be the theme for ksc. Because we arrived “so late” all the buses were booked to go to what is considered to be the best part of the complex. How can you charge full amount if the full experience only has capacity for a fraction of people there? After viewing some exhibits that weren’t much different to things in the science museum in London (free entry btw). And 90 minute queues for the experiences in that building, we watched the imax show about the James Webb telescope. This was good and enjoyable. Onto the Atlantis building. A mere 40 minute wait for a pre show into the building which had a strange safety warning at the beginning about the emergency exits. Not so strange 3/4 into the video when my wife fainted and I had to take her out the emergency exit. No staff member came to check if she was ok despite at least 2 being in the area. The Atlantis ship is without doubt impressive but obviously wasn’t the main thing on my mind at that point. Decided to skip the launch simulator mainly for my wife’s benefit but also another large queue. Shock Well at least we get a free lunch right? Only one sit down fast food outlet for 1000s of people. 45+ minute wait for cold flavourless food that we had to eat outside in the rain as it was so busy and people were saving tables for the families that wouldn’t be eating for close to an hour. “Shall we go in the hero’s of nasa building to try and make the most of the day?” I said on our way out miserably. No! It was closed 2 hours before closing time. An amazing complex that is run terribly. Don’t waste your time and money
Paul W,Apr 9, 2026
- Review from Viator
Didn't realize that I jad to exchange the Viator voucher for a ticket at will call. Consequently, i lost my place in the entry line (where I was 10th in line to get the ticket. That may have been understood by someone who had used your services often, but it was not clear to me. The tour was ok, but overpriced. I toured the Johnson Space Center several years ago and thought it had much more to offer and at what seemed at the time areasonable cost.
Agata H,Apr 7, 2026
- Review from Viator
A fantastic experience! Everything went smoothly from ticket purchase to admission. First, we took a bus tour of the grounds of NASA Kennedy Space Center; you should allow 5-6 hours for this. Afterwards, we took part in the KSC visitor tour, but even there, there was not enough time to see everything. I recommend planning two days as there is so much to see and everything is very interesting. A wonderful experience that I highly recommend!
530chrisst,Apr 7, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
The Kennedy Space Center was fascinating! It was fun to visit a few days after Artemis launched. It was easy to sense the staff enthusiasm. Staff were friendly and helpful. We arrived about 9AM on a Monday (cool weather, a few showers) and stayed almost until closing at 6 PM. We enjoyed all exhibits and appreciated the center’s organization, traffic flow, and effective crowd management. Approximately half of the visitors we interacted with were EU families—spring vacation travelers.We were surprised that there weren’t more learning opportunities for non-English speaking travelers ) Our party consisted of three educators (K-20 students) comments regarding appropriate kid age-levels may not apply to all students especially those who love science and space in particular. There were many excellent interactive learning opportunities, beautiful IMAX films and graphics, and great science/math written and oral explanations. While some special exhibits and permanent shows were suitable for elementary-age children (6-10 years old), the vast majority of enthusiastic kid visitors we saw were older (12+ years old). Most live speakers (e.g., meet an astronaut, Saturn rocket tour), demonstrations, and written language were geared toward older and more knowledgeable students and adults.
suzannel355,Apr 4, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
The Kennedy Space Center is a must do for everyone. It appeals to all ages and provides artifacts and experiences that help you to understand the history and current innovation in the space program. This is our 3rd time visiting and we will be back!

xeniaiciano,Apr 3, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Go early, to take advantage of the day. Plenty of queue to return on the bus making the transfers.
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