You don't have to be an astronaut to explore space. The
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex provides an exhilarating and educational experience of the space program.
From NASA 's earliest manned missions to the crews of today's Space Shuttle, scores of Astronaut heroes have lived, trained and left their mark here at Kennedy Space Center. Now it's your turn to explore. Nowhere else can you see, touch and hear more about the workings of America's space program -- or get so close to the amazing machines that launched a nation into space and kept it there for more than 50 years.
NASA 's John F. Kennedy Space Center is America's premier gateway to the universe. As the world's only launch site for the Space Shuttle,
Kennedy Space Center prepares the vehicles for each mission, operates each countdown and manages end-of-mission landing recovery activities. The Center also coordinates all expendable vehicle launches carrying a NASA payload, whether the launches take place at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, or elsewhere. Finally, as the last Earthly stop for International Space Station hardware, Kennedy Space Center prepares these elements for their missions in space.
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All of our discount Kennedy Tickets come with admission to the visitor complex IMAX movies, rocket garden and the Astronaut Hall of Fame. Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is also offering a Second Day Free that can be used to revisit the Kennedy Space Center within 7 days of your first visit.
Directions to Kennedy Space Center
Take the north exit to 528 East (the Beachline). Take the Beachline east to a left turn-off marked "407, Titusville, Kennedy Space Center." Take the 407 until it dead ends at the 405. Turn right onto the 405 and proceed east. After approximately 2 miles, you will see a building on your right -- this is the Kennedy Space Center Astronaut Hall of Fame Building and the entrance to Kennedy Space Center. Continue past this building, over the Indian River draw bridge and continue east. After approximatly 2 miles, you will see the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on your right.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex takes a whole day to fully expierence, so make sure to take the restricted area tour first and then come back and enjoy the IMAX movies and welcome center.