Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Reviews

Way too much money for what they're offering. Lot of restaurants and gift shops but not a lot of attractions.

It's incredible what could you learn in this place, i strongly recomended for any person who want open his/her mind.

Expensive to get in, then more money for a bus tour to see anything genuine.

Very good day at Kennedy Space Center, plan a full day, take the bus in the morning at the opening to be quiet, after waiting endless.

An unmissable experience,! Totally splendid, you enjoy everything and the day is short, do not stop going if they are out there, absolutely recommended!

I liked it very much, it s interesting, we learned a lot of new things about space. Arrived late did not have enough time to visit all the performances, so if you plan to go, it is better for the whole day.

Excellent experience every time, especially if you're passionate about astronomy, which I am.

My husband and I absolutely love it. The place is huge. So plan your day ahead if you only have one day. I wish they have greater discount for 3-5 year old. It s a bit too abstract for young kids and they might feel bored.

Excellent setup, need almost 2 days to really see it all. Great food and all around family orientated. too underpriced hence the reason to go many times, you can t get enough of that place. Highly recommended

If you are in these parts, it is a must, although a bit expensive (150 euros in three). Interesting the route by bus (you can't get off because the site is still in use) that allows you to see up close the huge building where the shuttles are assembled, the launching ramps and the enormous machinery used to transport the shuttles to the ramps . The drivers are excellent guides and explain everything in great detail. The tour is only available in English. The visit to the museum is really interesting even for those who, like me, have never had a particular interest in the subject. It is really exciting to see the Columbia shuttle and the older kitty hawke spacecraft and think that they have traveled in space. There is a lot more to say but I stop here and I recommend you go there

Very high technological level and adequate structure for the dissemination of this knowledge. Must, top.

Fun and educational experience. The guided tour, updated exhibits, 3D and - Max movies all contribute to money and time well spent.

Best day out ever.....watched a live rocket launch.

Must visit for students, visit ignitie motivation to students to become an astronaut.

Out of this world awesome! And I mean true awesomeness of the size of displays. Very clean. We had the guided tour. Well worth the extra fee. We got a souvenir from the tour. Food places were good and reasonably priced. Atlantis was just amazing! We were there also for the NROL satellite launch. This was extra as launch time was after visitor center hours. The extra ticket provided a viewing area, food and a souvenir. Launch was delayed by 2 hours and 20 minutes. They left the Atlantis building open to tour around for the delayed launch. Outstanding day! Kids were never bored. Note: Tour buses at pads were not running due to Covid.

Educational and historic. Great way to spend a day.

Such great history. They do an excellent job to keep kids and adults interested. Definitely worth visiting.

It was pretty cool to see actual rockets and atlantis was great

Brilliant. Entrance raised with 58 dollars, but you really get to see something here and in the end it is definitely worth it. Here you can really stay for a whole day. Of course, the biggest experience is the transfer to the launcher, the Saturn rocket and the space shuttle

It was really cool! We only were able to spend a few hours there but we could have spent a whole day there. The ticket prices were high, so don't go unless you're going to be there for a while.

Got there to late to enjoy the park, but would go back

The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is the best! It's out of this world! There's so much history and different things to do, from seeing actual rockets to viewing the real Space Shuttle Atlantis. It's very educational and inspiring!

A true testament of human tenacity and ingenuity. A place where the tacit message is to persever in the face of adversity.

Fantastic place to learn about the history and future of the us space program.

Great for learning about NASA and the accomplishments of the human race!

I love going to the Kennedy space Center. I had already been on a class field trip before, but my parents got more tickets at an auction so we were able to go for a second time. All the attractions were very fun, And there were no major aggravations other than the security line which we got held up at. The entire trip was a success and I would go back for a third time if given the opportunity. The picture is of one of the launch pads but I don t know which one. I would definitely recommend you make time to go to the Kennedy space Center. You won t regret it!

Unbelievably full of interesting displays and information
Really need at least two days for comprehensive visit.

Cool place to go. If you like photography bring a wide angle lens like 10mm wide. Would like a few bus stops where you can get off fast, get pictures and get back on. Oh and noise sensitive people should avoid the hall of fame video.

Very cool, great terrain, unfortunately a little confusing. There is a lot to see, the rockets are very impressive. Waiting for the bus tour unfortunately a bit long

Looong lines at the gate. Hundreds of people and just four of their many gates are manned. Finally go through the metal detectors to find there's just one man checking bags. Took about 35-40 to actually get into the place. Once we were in, the Shuttle Launch Experience was not running.

I would call before going and make sure they have enough staff because there were many lines and it's hot outside. Kids were crying and the elderly were complaining.

Great place to visit. If you are travelling during summer remember to take a cap/hat and plenty of fluids.

The cost is worth every bit of the full day experience. Plan on 6-8 hours and make sure to not miss a single attraction.

Great place Cant wait to come back,God Bless America!

They wouldn't let me take a ride to mars:(
Would be 5 stars if I got to keep a rocket

Great exhibition with everything America has done in space travel.

One of my favorite places with children and without them is amazing !!

The camp at Kennedy Space Center is a great learning experience. The space simulators, historical milestones, memorials and the awesome historical importance of the location are simply irresistible which you can't miss out on. We went on a 3 day camp. It was really great. Loved it! Also we got a chance to meet a real astronaut. Be sure you get a chance to touch the moon rock (the actual one brought from the moon).I must say, it was a once in a lifetime opportunity, and a wonderful experience. You can also visit the launchpads and learn about their importance. All of the Apollo missions info get be received. Also there is a cool gift shop where you can keep really nice souvenirs. I recommend everyone, not only children but people of all age groups. You have to go here at least once in your lifetime.

We enjoyed our day here! Really enjoyed seeing the Saturn rocket and the space shuttle, Atlantis. So much to see and do. Be prepared to walk!

Camp KSC is very fun and the center itself is a very nice place it isn't a day trip kind of thing it takes a while to see everything but it is worth it.

Our family, especially my 7 year old son, loved seeing the Kennedy Space Center. We especially enjoyed the bus tour of the complex and seeing the Saturn V rocket up close!

We were here for the American Cancer Society "Gateway to Space" 10K. What a great event for a great cause. Our third year!!

Have visited the visited here in the past. Awesome exhibits! Get here early. You'll need the WHOLE day!!

Simply amazing - no place to experience space rockets and launches more closely! A well rounded experience for (almost) all ages if you are interested in space and rockets

So much to see. More than a 1 day visit (unless you started really, really early --- maybe).

Wheelchair and scooter accessible. Brought me back to watching the takeoffs on TV. Very informative. Had to wear a mask but because of COPD kept it below my nose. Several areas were not opened yet.

If you have even the slightest interest in space travel then you have to have the Kennedy Space Centre on the list of places to see while you are in Florida. Any age group is catered for. Take the coach trip to the launch pads and the theatre at the very least. Learn about the shuttle. Astounding facts and very interactive presentation screens (huge touch screens). Superb entertainment for a full day.

Good as always. Coronavirus closed the busses but hopefully next time the kung-flu won't affect my vacation

From the other world, the order, the service, the locations, everything.
It's worth going too.

The rocket garden is something to behold. Now that they have added Atlantis getting to see the full history American rocket flight is amazing.

So much to see! Almost impossible to see it all in one day, but definitely a must visit!

Super nice place. You get to learn a lot! Your general admission comes with bus tours and many more.

Definitely plan to stay until closing here. You can cover all the park in one day if you're good with your time.

Florida weather is the worst but lot of this place in indoors so you won't be suffering.

The only bad thing is Ubers/ lyfts will be expensive since the location is out of the way.

Kennedy Space Center has activities for everyone, from tours to interactive exhibits and from learning about history to hearing the exciting plans for the future.

A must see for anyone interested in space exploration. Very well organized, lots of things to see, more than you can do in a single day.

If you are adult whos inner child survived this is THE place to go! Every section of it is very well organized and it leads you through it like a storyline. I've felt chills on my skin several times. Personel there is nice although they may seem rough at the time but that is just because they have to handle a lot of people.
The reason why I've give only 3 stars is the price. It is waaaay overpriced. If you realy want to explore the park one day just wont cut it. Two days at least! If you are a parent with kids, it's gonna hurt :/ They didn't think this through enough, the place should be cheap enough so everybody could afford it because it really inspires and gives a different look on us as humankind (a good one). Bad move on this one Nasa!

To begin with they are not following guidelines at all, not to much to see, most of te attractions are close, the only part that was good was the Atlantis, not personnel at all to keep people to follow safety guidelines, so sad we went and was not what we expected.

Enjoyed all of the exhibits but disappointed in a couple of items. 1. Went to the Self-serve ticket kiosks to purchase a seniors ticket. Waited in a long queue only to find out that I couldn't buy seniors tickets there but had to line up at a very long line up to show proof of age. How us it that you can buy seniors tickets online but not at the self-serve. What is the difference, ?
2. Lack of signage at the facility to direct people where to get a bus to Appolo. Not everyone can read a map easily and signage on the grounds would have eased our confusion.

I got bored of it, but my parents seemed to really enjoy it.

Really great place to visit, with lots of activities for kids.

NASA's Visitor Center is even better than I remember when I came here as kid. My own kids loved it and had a blast - now I have one who has firmly decided that they want to be an astronaut, but the exhibits and simulators and movies are so much better. If you come to Florida for a holiday, I'd recommend coming here over Disney.

wonderful place to learn more about NASA and the astronauts!