When making your reservation, you'll be able to select the exact time and the hotel or pickup point nearest to your accommodation.
This tour includes pickup from various points in the Orlando, Disney and Kissimmee areas. SpaceX teams are on track to launch a Falcon 9 rocket on Sunday from Kennedy Space Center in Florida with another batch of 21 of the companys Starlink internet satellites. However, if you already have your entrance tickets, you can just book the transfer service to and from Orlando. This tour includes return transport from Orlando and entrance to the Kennedy Space Center. You can walk through galleries showcasing the history of some of NASA's most famous astronauts and see what the International Space Station looks like inside using interactive panels.įrom Cape Canaveral, we'll make our way back to Orlando, where the tour will end at around 7 pm. You'll have access to IMAX projections that simulate a space trip and be able to see the rocket launch pads themselves. The Kennedy Space Center is a huge complex with many rooms and fascinating exhibitions. Play with more than 60 interactive touch-screen experiences and high-tech simulators during your. Marvel at some of the rockets and space shuttles used in the Apollo missions during the space race. Book tickets and tours for the Kennedy Space Center. During the bus ride, we'll give you some tips and hints so that when we arrive at 9 am you'll be fully prepared for the visit.Īt the Kennedy Space Center, you'll get to learn all about the history of the aerospace industry and the incredible technological advances that lead to the first human beings being sent into space. Ready to explore a partnership, or simply need more information? Please submit your inquiry to our KSC Facilitator.We'll pick you up from Orlando first thing in the morning and set off to Cape Canaveral in the east of Florida, where the NASA base is located. You will travel approximately nine miles on SR 405. Turn right (East) onto SR 405 and follow the signs for Kennedy Space Center. Turn right (North) on SR 407 and follow it until it dead ends into SR 405. You will travel approximately 11 miles on SR 405. Turn right (East) on to SR 405 and follow the signs for Kennedy Space Center. Turn left (East) onto SR50, passing under the I-95 overpass at the next intersection. Travel along I-95 to Exit #215 (SR 50).As a NASA contractor, we take great pride in operating the visitor complex providing hospitality services for Kennedy Space Center. Turn right (East) onto SR 405 and follow the signs for Kennedy Space Center. DELAWARE NORTH OPERATES THE VISITOR COMPLEX AS A NASA CONTRACTOR. Take SR 407 until it dead ends into SR 405. Travel East on SR 528 to the SR 407 exit to Kennedy Space Center and Titusville. Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is operated for NASA by Delaware North and is entirely visitor-funded.
At the next intersection, turn right (East) onto SR 405 and follow the signs for Kennedy Space Center. We can fully explain all the options and aspects to first-time jumpers.The most exciting experience of your life is waiting for you now at Skydive Space Center.
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