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4.6
(7205 Customer Reviews)
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4.6
(7205 Customer Reviews)
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4.6
(7205 Customer Reviews)
Summarised reviews
Kennedy Space Center inspires visitors of all ages with towering rockets, immersive exhibits and the unforgettable Shuttle Atlantis display. The bus tour to launch areas, interactive simulators and powerful IMAX films bring space exploration to life. Smooth organization and engaging storytelling create a full day of discovery and inspiration.
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Standing beneath the Saturn V rocket was awe inspiring and unforgettable.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Shuttle Atlantis display is powerful and the simulators are exciting.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
The bus tour to the launch complex added real depth and insight.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
Rocket Garden exhibits make space exploration feel tangible and real.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
IMAX films are immersive and visually stunning.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
The scale of the rockets is incredible and photo worthy at every turn.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Interactive zones keep all ages engaged and learning.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
Meeting an astronaut added a personal and inspiring touch.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Heroes and Legends is beautifully curated and moving.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A full day of exploration that leaves you inspired by human achievement.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
Summarised reviews
Kennedy Space Center inspires visitors of all ages with towering rockets, immersive exhibits and the unforgettable Shuttle Atlantis display. The bus tour to launch areas, interactive simulators and powerful IMAX films bring space exploration to life. Smooth organization and engaging storytelling create a full day of discovery and inspiration.
Customer reviews
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Standing beneath the Saturn V rocket was awe inspiring and unforgettable.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Shuttle Atlantis display is powerful and the simulators are exciting.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
The bus tour to the launch complex added real depth and insight.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
Rocket Garden exhibits make space exploration feel tangible and real.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
IMAX films are immersive and visually stunning.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
The scale of the rockets is incredible and photo worthy at every turn.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Interactive zones keep all ages engaged and learning.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
Meeting an astronaut added a personal and inspiring touch.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Heroes and Legends is beautifully curated and moving.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A full day of exploration that leaves you inspired by human achievement.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
Summarised reviews
Kennedy Space Center inspires visitors of all ages with towering rockets, immersive exhibits and the unforgettable Shuttle Atlantis display. The bus tour to launch areas, interactive simulators and powerful IMAX films bring space exploration to life. Smooth organization and engaging storytelling create a full day of discovery and inspiration.
Customer reviews
How do we collect reviews?
Standing beneath the Saturn V rocket was awe inspiring and unforgettable.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Shuttle Atlantis display is powerful and the simulators are exciting.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
The bus tour to the launch complex added real depth and insight.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
Rocket Garden exhibits make space exploration feel tangible and real.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
IMAX films are immersive and visually stunning.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
The scale of the rockets is incredible and photo worthy at every turn.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Interactive zones keep all ages engaged and learning.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
Meeting an astronaut added a personal and inspiring touch.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Heroes and Legends is beautifully curated and moving.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A full day of exploration that leaves you inspired by human achievement.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
Summarised reviews
Kennedy Space Center inspires visitors of all ages with towering rockets, immersive exhibits and the unforgettable Shuttle Atlantis display. The bus tour to launch areas, interactive simulators and powerful IMAX films bring space exploration to life. Smooth organization and engaging storytelling create a full day of discovery and inspiration.
Customer reviews
How do we collect reviews?
Standing beneath the Saturn V rocket was awe inspiring and unforgettable.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Shuttle Atlantis display is powerful and the simulators are exciting.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
The bus tour to the launch complex added real depth and insight.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
Rocket Garden exhibits make space exploration feel tangible and real.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
IMAX films are immersive and visually stunning.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
The scale of the rockets is incredible and photo worthy at every turn.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Interactive zones keep all ages engaged and learning.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
Meeting an astronaut added a personal and inspiring touch.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Heroes and Legends is beautifully curated and moving.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A full day of exploration that leaves you inspired by human achievement.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
What You'll Experience at Kennedy Space Center
Space Shuttle Atlantis displayed at 43.21 degree launch angle with 60+ interactive exhibits
Saturn V rocket at the Apollo/Saturn V Center, the largest rocket ever flown
Bus tour past the Vehicle Assembly Building and active launch pads
Touch a real moon rock and see artifacts from Apollo, Gemini and Mercury missions
Shuttle Launch Experience simulator recreating an 8.5 minute launch
Heroes and Legends exhibit featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
Rocket Garden with historic rockets from early space programs
What's Included in Your Kennedy Space Center Tickets
1 or 2-day admission to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Bus tour to Apollo/Saturn V Center with Vehicle Assembly Building drive-by
Access to Space Shuttle Atlantis, Heroes and Legends, Rocket Garden and all exhibits
Shuttle Launch Experience and other simulators
Entry to Gantry at LC-39 with 360-degree views
Guided Rocket Garden tours throughout the day
Optional Explore Tour upgrade for behind-the-scenes access (if selected)
Kennedy Space Center Tickets Florida
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets to visit NASA's launch headquarters on Florida's Space Coast. This working spaceport has launched every U.S. human spaceflight since 1968, including all Apollo moon missions and Space Shuttle flights. The Visitor Complex features authentic spacecraft, interactive exhibits and access to restricted areas where rockets still launch today.
Space Shuttle Atlantis
Space Shuttle Atlantis is the centerpiece of the Visitor Complex. The orbiter is displayed at a 43.21 degree angle with payload bay doors open, exactly as it appeared in orbit. Atlantis flew 33 missions over 26 years, traveling 125,935,769 miles. The exhibit includes 60+ interactive experiences including the Shuttle Launch Experience, a simulator that recreates the sights, sounds and sensations of launching into space.
Apollo/Saturn V Center
The bus tour takes you to the Apollo/Saturn V Center where a complete Saturn V rocket hangs overhead. At 363 feet long, Saturn V remains the largest and most powerful rocket ever flown. The center houses the Apollo 14 command module, a lunar module, moon rocks you can touch, and the Firing Room Theater recreating the Apollo 8 launch countdown.
Bus Tour and Vehicle Assembly Building
The included bus tour drives past the Vehicle Assembly Building, one of the largest buildings in the world by volume. At 525 feet tall, it was built to assemble Saturn V rockets and later housed Space Shuttle stack operations. The tour passes active launch pads used by NASA and commercial partners including SpaceX.
Heroes and Legends
Heroes and Legends features the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame with artifacts, personal items and stories from Mercury, Gemini and Apollo astronauts. Interactive exhibits explore what it takes to become an astronaut and the risks early space pioneers faced.
Rocket Garden
Walk among authentic rockets from the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs in the Rocket Garden. Guided tours run throughout the day explaining each vehicle's history and role in the space race.
Gantry at LC-39
The Gantry at Launch Complex 39 offers 360-degree views of the launch pads where Apollo and Shuttle missions began. Interactive displays explain current and future missions launching from these historic pads.
Book Kennedy Space Center Tickets
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation and mobile entry. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email, and scan your mobile ticket at the entrance. Promo pricing is available on selected dates.
Kennedy Space Center: Visitor Guidelines
To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for all guests, please follow these guidelines at Kennedy Space Center.
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption at entry
Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed
Glass bottles and containers are strictly prohibited
Respect all restricted areas and exhibit boundaries
Photography is permitted in most areas but check signage for restrictions
Smoking is only permitted in designated outdoor areas
Service animals are welcome; other pets are not permitted
Teachers seeking complimentary entry must present required documentation at Will Call
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm
Kennedy Space Center Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance with valid photo ID.
How much are Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Kennedy Space Center tickets start from $71.69 for adults with promo pricing. Children aged 3 to 11 receive a discounted rate. Children under 3 enter free. Two-day tickets and Explore Tour upgrades are available at additional cost.
What is included with Kennedy Space Center admission?
Kennedy Space Center tickets include access to all exhibits, Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends, the Rocket Garden, Gantry at LC-39 and all simulators. The Explore Tour with behind-the-scenes access is available as an optional upgrade.
How long should I spend at Kennedy Space Center?
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions. The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center takes 2 to 3 hours. Many visitors spend a full day exploring all exhibits and simulators.
What time does the last bus tour leave?
The last bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to ensure you have time for the bus tour, which is one of the highlights of a Kennedy Space Center visit.
Can I see a rocket launch at Kennedy Space Center?
Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year. Standard admission does not include launch viewing, but special launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the NASA launch schedule before booking if you want to see a launch.
Is Kennedy Space Center suitable for children?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center has interactive exhibits, simulators and hands-on activities for all ages. Children enjoy the Shuttle Launch Experience, Angry Birds Space Encounter and touching real moon rock. Strollers are permitted throughout.
Are there blackout dates for Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Promo tickets are restricted on blackout dates including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Standard admission tickets are available on all operating days.
Can I bring food into Kennedy Space Center?
Yes. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted. Several restaurants and cafes are also available throughout the Visitor Complex.
Is Kennedy Space Center wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center is fully wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis.
How far is Kennedy Space Center from Orlando?
Kennedy Space Center is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando theme parks, allow about 1 hour driving time. Free parking is available at the Visitor Complex.
What is the Explore Tour at Kennedy Space Center?
The Explore Tour is an optional upgrade with behind-the-scenes access to restricted areas including active launch pads and facilities not open to general admission visitors. Tours are led by space experts and last approximately 3 hours.
Can I cancel my Kennedy Space Center tickets?
No. Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly by email. Arrive early to maximize your time at the complex.
How can I save money on Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Save up to 15% on Kennedy Space Center tickets and other Orlando attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on theme parks, tours, experiences and attractions across Orlando. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Kennedy Space Center: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953. The Visitor Complex is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando International Airport, take FL-528 east to FL-407 north, then follow signs to Kennedy Space Center. Free parking is available on site.
Opening Hours
Kennedy Space Center is open daily from 9:00am to 6:00pm. Hours may vary on holidays and during special events. The last bus tour departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to experience all attractions.
How Long to Spend
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions including Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends and the Rocket Garden. Space enthusiasts often spend a full day or return for a second day.
Bus Tour Timing
The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center is included with admission and highly recommended. Buses depart continuously from the Visitor Complex. The last bus departs at 2:30pm. Plan to spend 2 to 3 hours at the Apollo/Saturn V Center before catching a return bus.
Blackout Dates
Promo tickets are not valid on blackout dates, including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Check the launch schedule before booking if you want to combine your visit with a launch viewing.
Rocket Launches
Kennedy Space Center is an active launch facility. Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year by NASA, SpaceX and other commercial partners. Launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the launch schedule at NASA.gov for upcoming missions.
Food and Drink
Several dining options are available throughout the Visitor Complex, including the Orbit Cafe, Moon Rock Cafe and Space Dots ice cream. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted inside.
What to Bring
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption. Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed. Glass bottles and containers are prohibited. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the complex covers a large area.
Accessibility
Kennedy Space Center is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis. Service animals are welcome.
Weather
Florida weather can be hot and humid, especially in summer. Many exhibits are indoors and air-conditioned. Bring sunscreen, hats and water for outdoor areas including the Rocket Garden and bus tour stops.
Cancellation Policy
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before completing your booking.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953
What You'll Experience at Kennedy Space Center
Space Shuttle Atlantis displayed at 43.21 degree launch angle with 60+ interactive exhibits
Saturn V rocket at the Apollo/Saturn V Center, the largest rocket ever flown
Bus tour past the Vehicle Assembly Building and active launch pads
Touch a real moon rock and see artifacts from Apollo, Gemini and Mercury missions
Shuttle Launch Experience simulator recreating an 8.5 minute launch
Heroes and Legends exhibit featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
Rocket Garden with historic rockets from early space programs
What's Included in Your Kennedy Space Center Tickets
1 or 2-day admission to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Bus tour to Apollo/Saturn V Center with Vehicle Assembly Building drive-by
Access to Space Shuttle Atlantis, Heroes and Legends, Rocket Garden and all exhibits
Shuttle Launch Experience and other simulators
Entry to Gantry at LC-39 with 360-degree views
Guided Rocket Garden tours throughout the day
Optional Explore Tour upgrade for behind-the-scenes access (if selected)
Kennedy Space Center Tickets Florida
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets to visit NASA's launch headquarters on Florida's Space Coast. This working spaceport has launched every U.S. human spaceflight since 1968, including all Apollo moon missions and Space Shuttle flights. The Visitor Complex features authentic spacecraft, interactive exhibits and access to restricted areas where rockets still launch today.
Space Shuttle Atlantis
Space Shuttle Atlantis is the centerpiece of the Visitor Complex. The orbiter is displayed at a 43.21 degree angle with payload bay doors open, exactly as it appeared in orbit. Atlantis flew 33 missions over 26 years, traveling 125,935,769 miles. The exhibit includes 60+ interactive experiences including the Shuttle Launch Experience, a simulator that recreates the sights, sounds and sensations of launching into space.
Apollo/Saturn V Center
The bus tour takes you to the Apollo/Saturn V Center where a complete Saturn V rocket hangs overhead. At 363 feet long, Saturn V remains the largest and most powerful rocket ever flown. The center houses the Apollo 14 command module, a lunar module, moon rocks you can touch, and the Firing Room Theater recreating the Apollo 8 launch countdown.
Bus Tour and Vehicle Assembly Building
The included bus tour drives past the Vehicle Assembly Building, one of the largest buildings in the world by volume. At 525 feet tall, it was built to assemble Saturn V rockets and later housed Space Shuttle stack operations. The tour passes active launch pads used by NASA and commercial partners including SpaceX.
Heroes and Legends
Heroes and Legends features the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame with artifacts, personal items and stories from Mercury, Gemini and Apollo astronauts. Interactive exhibits explore what it takes to become an astronaut and the risks early space pioneers faced.
Rocket Garden
Walk among authentic rockets from the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs in the Rocket Garden. Guided tours run throughout the day explaining each vehicle's history and role in the space race.
Gantry at LC-39
The Gantry at Launch Complex 39 offers 360-degree views of the launch pads where Apollo and Shuttle missions began. Interactive displays explain current and future missions launching from these historic pads.
Book Kennedy Space Center Tickets
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation and mobile entry. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email, and scan your mobile ticket at the entrance. Promo pricing is available on selected dates.
Kennedy Space Center: Visitor Guidelines
To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for all guests, please follow these guidelines at Kennedy Space Center.
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption at entry
Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed
Glass bottles and containers are strictly prohibited
Respect all restricted areas and exhibit boundaries
Photography is permitted in most areas but check signage for restrictions
Smoking is only permitted in designated outdoor areas
Service animals are welcome; other pets are not permitted
Teachers seeking complimentary entry must present required documentation at Will Call
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm 9:00am - 6:00pm
Kennedy Space Center Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance with valid photo ID.
How much are Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Kennedy Space Center tickets start from $71.69 for adults with promo pricing. Children aged 3 to 11 receive a discounted rate. Children under 3 enter free. Two-day tickets and Explore Tour upgrades are available at additional cost.
What is included with Kennedy Space Center admission?
Kennedy Space Center tickets include access to all exhibits, Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends, the Rocket Garden, Gantry at LC-39 and all simulators. The Explore Tour with behind-the-scenes access is available as an optional upgrade.
How long should I spend at Kennedy Space Center?
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions. The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center takes 2 to 3 hours. Many visitors spend a full day exploring all exhibits and simulators.
What time does the last bus tour leave?
The last bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to ensure you have time for the bus tour, which is one of the highlights of a Kennedy Space Center visit.
Can I see a rocket launch at Kennedy Space Center?
Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year. Standard admission does not include launch viewing, but special launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the NASA launch schedule before booking if you want to see a launch.
Is Kennedy Space Center suitable for children?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center has interactive exhibits, simulators and hands-on activities for all ages. Children enjoy the Shuttle Launch Experience, Angry Birds Space Encounter and touching real moon rock. Strollers are permitted throughout.
Are there blackout dates for Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Promo tickets are restricted on blackout dates including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Standard admission tickets are available on all operating days.
Can I bring food into Kennedy Space Center?
Yes. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted. Several restaurants and cafes are also available throughout the Visitor Complex.
Is Kennedy Space Center wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center is fully wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis.
How far is Kennedy Space Center from Orlando?
Kennedy Space Center is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando theme parks, allow about 1 hour driving time. Free parking is available at the Visitor Complex.
What is the Explore Tour at Kennedy Space Center?
The Explore Tour is an optional upgrade with behind-the-scenes access to restricted areas including active launch pads and facilities not open to general admission visitors. Tours are led by space experts and last approximately 3 hours.
Can I cancel my Kennedy Space Center tickets?
No. Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly by email. Arrive early to maximize your time at the complex.
How can I save money on Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Save up to 15% on Kennedy Space Center tickets and other Orlando attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on theme parks, tours, experiences and attractions across Orlando. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Kennedy Space Center: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953. The Visitor Complex is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando International Airport, take FL-528 east to FL-407 north, then follow signs to Kennedy Space Center. Free parking is available on site.
Opening Hours
Kennedy Space Center is open daily from 9:00am to 6:00pm. Hours may vary on holidays and during special events. The last bus tour departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to experience all attractions.
How Long to Spend
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions including Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends and the Rocket Garden. Space enthusiasts often spend a full day or return for a second day.
Bus Tour Timing
The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center is included with admission and highly recommended. Buses depart continuously from the Visitor Complex. The last bus departs at 2:30pm. Plan to spend 2 to 3 hours at the Apollo/Saturn V Center before catching a return bus.
Blackout Dates
Promo tickets are not valid on blackout dates, including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Check the launch schedule before booking if you want to combine your visit with a launch viewing.
Rocket Launches
Kennedy Space Center is an active launch facility. Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year by NASA, SpaceX and other commercial partners. Launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the launch schedule at NASA.gov for upcoming missions.
Food and Drink
Several dining options are available throughout the Visitor Complex, including the Orbit Cafe, Moon Rock Cafe and Space Dots ice cream. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted inside.
What to Bring
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption. Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed. Glass bottles and containers are prohibited. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the complex covers a large area.
Accessibility
Kennedy Space Center is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis. Service animals are welcome.
Weather
Florida weather can be hot and humid, especially in summer. Many exhibits are indoors and air-conditioned. Bring sunscreen, hats and water for outdoor areas including the Rocket Garden and bus tour stops.
Cancellation Policy
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before completing your booking.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953
What You'll Experience at Kennedy Space Center
Space Shuttle Atlantis displayed at 43.21 degree launch angle with 60+ interactive exhibits
Saturn V rocket at the Apollo/Saturn V Center, the largest rocket ever flown
Bus tour past the Vehicle Assembly Building and active launch pads
Touch a real moon rock and see artifacts from Apollo, Gemini and Mercury missions
Shuttle Launch Experience simulator recreating an 8.5 minute launch
Heroes and Legends exhibit featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
Rocket Garden with historic rockets from early space programs
What's Included in Your Kennedy Space Center Tickets
1 or 2-day admission to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Bus tour to Apollo/Saturn V Center with Vehicle Assembly Building drive-by
Access to Space Shuttle Atlantis, Heroes and Legends, Rocket Garden and all exhibits
Shuttle Launch Experience and other simulators
Entry to Gantry at LC-39 with 360-degree views
Guided Rocket Garden tours throughout the day
Optional Explore Tour upgrade for behind-the-scenes access (if selected)
Kennedy Space Center Tickets Florida
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets to visit NASA's launch headquarters on Florida's Space Coast. This working spaceport has launched every U.S. human spaceflight since 1968, including all Apollo moon missions and Space Shuttle flights. The Visitor Complex features authentic spacecraft, interactive exhibits and access to restricted areas where rockets still launch today.
Space Shuttle Atlantis
Space Shuttle Atlantis is the centerpiece of the Visitor Complex. The orbiter is displayed at a 43.21 degree angle with payload bay doors open, exactly as it appeared in orbit. Atlantis flew 33 missions over 26 years, traveling 125,935,769 miles. The exhibit includes 60+ interactive experiences including the Shuttle Launch Experience, a simulator that recreates the sights, sounds and sensations of launching into space.
Apollo/Saturn V Center
The bus tour takes you to the Apollo/Saturn V Center where a complete Saturn V rocket hangs overhead. At 363 feet long, Saturn V remains the largest and most powerful rocket ever flown. The center houses the Apollo 14 command module, a lunar module, moon rocks you can touch, and the Firing Room Theater recreating the Apollo 8 launch countdown.
Bus Tour and Vehicle Assembly Building
The included bus tour drives past the Vehicle Assembly Building, one of the largest buildings in the world by volume. At 525 feet tall, it was built to assemble Saturn V rockets and later housed Space Shuttle stack operations. The tour passes active launch pads used by NASA and commercial partners including SpaceX.
Heroes and Legends
Heroes and Legends features the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame with artifacts, personal items and stories from Mercury, Gemini and Apollo astronauts. Interactive exhibits explore what it takes to become an astronaut and the risks early space pioneers faced.
Rocket Garden
Walk among authentic rockets from the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs in the Rocket Garden. Guided tours run throughout the day explaining each vehicle's history and role in the space race.
Gantry at LC-39
The Gantry at Launch Complex 39 offers 360-degree views of the launch pads where Apollo and Shuttle missions began. Interactive displays explain current and future missions launching from these historic pads.
Book Kennedy Space Center Tickets
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation and mobile entry. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email, and scan your mobile ticket at the entrance. Promo pricing is available on selected dates.
Kennedy Space Center: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953. The Visitor Complex is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando International Airport, take FL-528 east to FL-407 north, then follow signs to Kennedy Space Center. Free parking is available on site.
Opening Hours
Kennedy Space Center is open daily from 9:00am to 6:00pm. Hours may vary on holidays and during special events. The last bus tour departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to experience all attractions.
How Long to Spend
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions including Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends and the Rocket Garden. Space enthusiasts often spend a full day or return for a second day.
Bus Tour Timing
The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center is included with admission and highly recommended. Buses depart continuously from the Visitor Complex. The last bus departs at 2:30pm. Plan to spend 2 to 3 hours at the Apollo/Saturn V Center before catching a return bus.
Blackout Dates
Promo tickets are not valid on blackout dates, including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Check the launch schedule before booking if you want to combine your visit with a launch viewing.
Rocket Launches
Kennedy Space Center is an active launch facility. Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year by NASA, SpaceX and other commercial partners. Launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the launch schedule at NASA.gov for upcoming missions.
Food and Drink
Several dining options are available throughout the Visitor Complex, including the Orbit Cafe, Moon Rock Cafe and Space Dots ice cream. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted inside.
What to Bring
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption. Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed. Glass bottles and containers are prohibited. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the complex covers a large area.
Accessibility
Kennedy Space Center is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis. Service animals are welcome.
Weather
Florida weather can be hot and humid, especially in summer. Many exhibits are indoors and air-conditioned. Bring sunscreen, hats and water for outdoor areas including the Rocket Garden and bus tour stops.
Cancellation Policy
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Kennedy Space Center: Visitor Guidelines
To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for all guests, please follow these guidelines at Kennedy Space Center.
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption at entry
Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed
Glass bottles and containers are strictly prohibited
Respect all restricted areas and exhibit boundaries
Photography is permitted in most areas but check signage for restrictions
Smoking is only permitted in designated outdoor areas
Service animals are welcome; other pets are not permitted
Teachers seeking complimentary entry must present required documentation at Will Call
Kennedy Space Center Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance with valid photo ID.
How much are Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Kennedy Space Center tickets start from $71.69 for adults with promo pricing. Children aged 3 to 11 receive a discounted rate. Children under 3 enter free. Two-day tickets and Explore Tour upgrades are available at additional cost.
What is included with Kennedy Space Center admission?
Kennedy Space Center tickets include access to all exhibits, Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends, the Rocket Garden, Gantry at LC-39 and all simulators. The Explore Tour with behind-the-scenes access is available as an optional upgrade.
How long should I spend at Kennedy Space Center?
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions. The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center takes 2 to 3 hours. Many visitors spend a full day exploring all exhibits and simulators.
What time does the last bus tour leave?
The last bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to ensure you have time for the bus tour, which is one of the highlights of a Kennedy Space Center visit.
Can I see a rocket launch at Kennedy Space Center?
Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year. Standard admission does not include launch viewing, but special launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the NASA launch schedule before booking if you want to see a launch.
Is Kennedy Space Center suitable for children?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center has interactive exhibits, simulators and hands-on activities for all ages. Children enjoy the Shuttle Launch Experience, Angry Birds Space Encounter and touching real moon rock. Strollers are permitted throughout.
Are there blackout dates for Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Promo tickets are restricted on blackout dates including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Standard admission tickets are available on all operating days.
Can I bring food into Kennedy Space Center?
Yes. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted. Several restaurants and cafes are also available throughout the Visitor Complex.
Is Kennedy Space Center wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center is fully wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis.
How far is Kennedy Space Center from Orlando?
Kennedy Space Center is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando theme parks, allow about 1 hour driving time. Free parking is available at the Visitor Complex.
What is the Explore Tour at Kennedy Space Center?
The Explore Tour is an optional upgrade with behind-the-scenes access to restricted areas including active launch pads and facilities not open to general admission visitors. Tours are led by space experts and last approximately 3 hours.
Can I cancel my Kennedy Space Center tickets?
No. Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly by email. Arrive early to maximize your time at the complex.
How can I save money on Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Save up to 15% on Kennedy Space Center tickets and other Orlando attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on theme parks, tours, experiences and attractions across Orlando. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before completing your booking.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953
What You'll Experience at Kennedy Space Center
Space Shuttle Atlantis displayed at 43.21 degree launch angle with 60+ interactive exhibits
Saturn V rocket at the Apollo/Saturn V Center, the largest rocket ever flown
Bus tour past the Vehicle Assembly Building and active launch pads
Touch a real moon rock and see artifacts from Apollo, Gemini and Mercury missions
Shuttle Launch Experience simulator recreating an 8.5 minute launch
Heroes and Legends exhibit featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
Rocket Garden with historic rockets from early space programs
What's Included in Your Kennedy Space Center Tickets
1 or 2-day admission to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Bus tour to Apollo/Saturn V Center with Vehicle Assembly Building drive-by
Access to Space Shuttle Atlantis, Heroes and Legends, Rocket Garden and all exhibits
Shuttle Launch Experience and other simulators
Entry to Gantry at LC-39 with 360-degree views
Guided Rocket Garden tours throughout the day
Optional Explore Tour upgrade for behind-the-scenes access (if selected)
Kennedy Space Center Tickets Florida
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets to visit NASA's launch headquarters on Florida's Space Coast. This working spaceport has launched every U.S. human spaceflight since 1968, including all Apollo moon missions and Space Shuttle flights. The Visitor Complex features authentic spacecraft, interactive exhibits and access to restricted areas where rockets still launch today.
Space Shuttle Atlantis
Space Shuttle Atlantis is the centerpiece of the Visitor Complex. The orbiter is displayed at a 43.21 degree angle with payload bay doors open, exactly as it appeared in orbit. Atlantis flew 33 missions over 26 years, traveling 125,935,769 miles. The exhibit includes 60+ interactive experiences including the Shuttle Launch Experience, a simulator that recreates the sights, sounds and sensations of launching into space.
Apollo/Saturn V Center
The bus tour takes you to the Apollo/Saturn V Center where a complete Saturn V rocket hangs overhead. At 363 feet long, Saturn V remains the largest and most powerful rocket ever flown. The center houses the Apollo 14 command module, a lunar module, moon rocks you can touch, and the Firing Room Theater recreating the Apollo 8 launch countdown.
Bus Tour and Vehicle Assembly Building
The included bus tour drives past the Vehicle Assembly Building, one of the largest buildings in the world by volume. At 525 feet tall, it was built to assemble Saturn V rockets and later housed Space Shuttle stack operations. The tour passes active launch pads used by NASA and commercial partners including SpaceX.
Heroes and Legends
Heroes and Legends features the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame with artifacts, personal items and stories from Mercury, Gemini and Apollo astronauts. Interactive exhibits explore what it takes to become an astronaut and the risks early space pioneers faced.
Rocket Garden
Walk among authentic rockets from the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs in the Rocket Garden. Guided tours run throughout the day explaining each vehicle's history and role in the space race.
Gantry at LC-39
The Gantry at Launch Complex 39 offers 360-degree views of the launch pads where Apollo and Shuttle missions began. Interactive displays explain current and future missions launching from these historic pads.
Book Kennedy Space Center Tickets
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation and mobile entry. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email, and scan your mobile ticket at the entrance. Promo pricing is available on selected dates.
Kennedy Space Center: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953. The Visitor Complex is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando International Airport, take FL-528 east to FL-407 north, then follow signs to Kennedy Space Center. Free parking is available on site.
Opening Hours
Kennedy Space Center is open daily from 9:00am to 6:00pm. Hours may vary on holidays and during special events. The last bus tour departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to experience all attractions.
How Long to Spend
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions including Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends and the Rocket Garden. Space enthusiasts often spend a full day or return for a second day.
Bus Tour Timing
The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center is included with admission and highly recommended. Buses depart continuously from the Visitor Complex. The last bus departs at 2:30pm. Plan to spend 2 to 3 hours at the Apollo/Saturn V Center before catching a return bus.
Blackout Dates
Promo tickets are not valid on blackout dates, including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Check the launch schedule before booking if you want to combine your visit with a launch viewing.
Rocket Launches
Kennedy Space Center is an active launch facility. Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year by NASA, SpaceX and other commercial partners. Launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the launch schedule at NASA.gov for upcoming missions.
Food and Drink
Several dining options are available throughout the Visitor Complex, including the Orbit Cafe, Moon Rock Cafe and Space Dots ice cream. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted inside.
What to Bring
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption. Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed. Glass bottles and containers are prohibited. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the complex covers a large area.
Accessibility
Kennedy Space Center is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis. Service animals are welcome.
Weather
Florida weather can be hot and humid, especially in summer. Many exhibits are indoors and air-conditioned. Bring sunscreen, hats and water for outdoor areas including the Rocket Garden and bus tour stops.
Cancellation Policy
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Kennedy Space Center: Visitor Guidelines
To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for all guests, please follow these guidelines at Kennedy Space Center.
Bring valid photo ID for ticket redemption at entry
Soft-sided coolers and backpacks are allowed
Glass bottles and containers are strictly prohibited
Respect all restricted areas and exhibit boundaries
Photography is permitted in most areas but check signage for restrictions
Smoking is only permitted in designated outdoor areas
Service animals are welcome; other pets are not permitted
Teachers seeking complimentary entry must present required documentation at Will Call
Kennedy Space Center Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Book Kennedy Space Center tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance with valid photo ID.
How much are Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Kennedy Space Center tickets start from $71.69 for adults with promo pricing. Children aged 3 to 11 receive a discounted rate. Children under 3 enter free. Two-day tickets and Explore Tour upgrades are available at additional cost.
What is included with Kennedy Space Center admission?
Kennedy Space Center tickets include access to all exhibits, Space Shuttle Atlantis, the bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, Heroes and Legends, the Rocket Garden, Gantry at LC-39 and all simulators. The Explore Tour with behind-the-scenes access is available as an optional upgrade.
How long should I spend at Kennedy Space Center?
Allow 6 to 8 hours to see the main attractions. The bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center takes 2 to 3 hours. Many visitors spend a full day exploring all exhibits and simulators.
What time does the last bus tour leave?
The last bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center departs at 2:30pm daily. Arrive early to ensure you have time for the bus tour, which is one of the highlights of a Kennedy Space Center visit.
Can I see a rocket launch at Kennedy Space Center?
Rocket launches are scheduled throughout the year. Standard admission does not include launch viewing, but special launch viewing tickets are available separately. Check the NASA launch schedule before booking if you want to see a launch.
Is Kennedy Space Center suitable for children?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center has interactive exhibits, simulators and hands-on activities for all ages. Children enjoy the Shuttle Launch Experience, Angry Birds Space Encounter and touching real moon rock. Strollers are permitted throughout.
Are there blackout dates for Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Promo tickets are restricted on blackout dates including during major rocket launches and Delta Heavy launches. Standard admission tickets are available on all operating days.
Can I bring food into Kennedy Space Center?
Yes. Soft-sided coolers with packed food and non-glass drink containers are permitted. Several restaurants and cafes are also available throughout the Visitor Complex.
Is Kennedy Space Center wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Kennedy Space Center is fully wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms throughout. Wheelchairs and ECVs are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis.
How far is Kennedy Space Center from Orlando?
Kennedy Space Center is approximately 45 minutes east of Orlando via FL-528 (Beachline Expressway). From Orlando theme parks, allow about 1 hour driving time. Free parking is available at the Visitor Complex.
What is the Explore Tour at Kennedy Space Center?
The Explore Tour is an optional upgrade with behind-the-scenes access to restricted areas including active launch pads and facilities not open to general admission visitors. Tours are led by space experts and last approximately 3 hours.
Can I cancel my Kennedy Space Center tickets?
No. Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Yes. Same-day Kennedy Space Center tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly by email. Arrive early to maximize your time at the complex.
How can I save money on Kennedy Space Center tickets?
Save up to 15% on Kennedy Space Center tickets and other Orlando attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on theme parks, tours, experiences and attractions across Orlando. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before completing your booking.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953
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