John F. Kennedy Space Center

The experience at John F. Kennedy Space Center from my point of view was amazing. I have spent about 8 hours there and loved every part of it. I've really liked the tours on buses, seeing all the spaceships, eating food etc. Every part of this place was really interesting and the staff were great. I would really highly recommend going to this place, it's so fun!

A lot to see and experience. Not just for adults but also for kids. There are many stunning exhibits of real and rebuilt rockets, space ships etc. The free bus tour takes you to see the Vehicle Assembly Building which is absolutely massive! The day was definitely packed and never got boring.

This was an experience I would highly recommend. We originally thought the tickets were expensive…but, after an entire day there…we barely scratched the surface on things to see. We did the IMAX, Spaceport simulator, Space shuttle Atlantis and NASA Bus tour…lots more to do. We had lots of fun.

It’s worth a visit to relive history. Plus, for kids, it’s like a space theme park—combining science, history, and fun rides all in one. As a big bonus, we even got to see the SLS for the Artemis II mission.

Great place to spend a full day. Entrance queue was long even before 9am, but lines moved fast. Make sure you get on a tour bus as soon as you get there. Crying toddlers and the parents who can't control them should all do us a favor and stick to Disneyland

The experience at John F. Kennedy Space Center from my point of view was amazing. I have spent about 8 hours there and loved every part of it. I've really liked the tours on buses, seeing all the spaceships, eating food etc. Every part of this place was really interesting and the staff were great. I would really highly recommend going to this place, it's so fun!

Amazing place to learn, get knowledge, have fun and enjoy what NASA is all about. Perfect place to bring the family, parking is $15 plus entrance. I would recommend to use Groupon for an available discount price.

We had a fantastic day at the Kennedy Space Center, and even after spending a full day there, it felt like one day was not enough to see and experience everything. From the exhibits to the shows and interactive areas, there is so much to explore that time flies by very quickly. The entire complex is well organized, educational, and inspiring for visitors of all ages. We highly recommend starting your visit with the bus tour to see Launch Complex 39. This was one of the highlights of our trip. Seeing the historic launch areas where so many important missions began really gives you a deeper appreciation of space exploration. Taking the bus tour first also helps you plan the rest of your day better and leaves plenty of time to enjoy other activities afterward. After the bus tour, there are many great attractions to check out. We really enjoyed the Shuttle Launch Experience, which gives you a powerful sense of what it feels like to launch into space. It was exciting and educational at the same time. For families with younger children, Planet Play is an excellent area. It’s a fun, interactive space designed especially for kids, allowing them to learn about planets and space through play and hands-on activities. Staying until the end of the day was absolutely worth it because the drone light show was a perfect way to finish our visit. The show was beautifully done and very impressive, especially after spending the day learning about rockets, astronauts, and space missions. It left us with lasting memories and a sense of wonder. One of the best parts of this trip was seeing how much our daughter enjoyed the experience. She was truly inspired and asked so many questions throughout the visit. Afterward, she wanted to learn even more and asked us to find books about space and astronauts. It was wonderful to see her curiosity and interest grow because of this visit. Overall, the Kennedy Space Center is an amazing place to visit in Florida. We highly recommend it and will definitely come back again when we visit Florida in the future.