Big rockets, retro feel. What is there to say abou...

Big rockets, retro feel. What is there to say about NASA other than the famous, "Houston, we have a problem..." Just kidding, but really though this is a really neat center (especially if you've never been to a space center before ) and it offers a large educational insight into one of the most innovative organizations in that past century. There are several exhibits about the missions, space crafts, and history of NASA. These exhibits include full-scale replicas/actual space crafts, information/movies/audio tours about past and current missions, and a couple of tram tours of the actual NASA facilities where you get to walk-in and tour mission control and a rocket hanger to name a few. The center is worth a visit if you can make the time and it takes about 4+ hours to completely see everything. Overall, the center is primarily geared towards children/youth but there is enough to keep everyone entertained and curious about space.

Side note: it's best to buy your ticket in advance online and print it as it's a few dollars cheaper than at the ticket booth. Plus, you get to skip the line at the ticket booth! Parking is $6.