Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Reviews

Awesome place to learn about space programs and rocket. Our son loved this place. I wish we had more time. We spent lot of time in queue for bus tour. It was busy weekend else one day is enough to explore this place. This entire facility is run using entry fee paid by customers and none of the taxpayers money is used. You can buy tickets online or at gate. At gates you can buy tickets at kiosk which was a breeze. Food there is typical amusement park food. Getting into parking took a lot of time. Google maps sent us to back entrance which is only for employees. So ignore your gps once you get close and just follow their signs. I would like to come back when there would be a launch. We also saw lot of wildlife around.

What we got to see was interesting, but the whole place is shut down and still charging full price for tickets. Ended up being a very expensive day with very bored kids.

Very interesting for adults. Our 13 year old not so much

Everyone should visit at least once. Makes you realize what a tiny part of this world we are.

Great place to visit. We had the best bus driver tour guide Dave..was very informative.

If you enjoy standing in line for 1:30 to see a 15 minute video this is what your looking for.

Great yours, movies, and space artifacts. Don't miss it!

Funny how my purse was searched and I had to leave behind my elementary school scissors with rounded ends, but a man behind me got through with a pocket knife. If they are going to do security they need to have metal detectors and wands.

An amazing look into our space program we enjoyed our time there

Not the first time I get here. NASA experience was more educational, with more guides and much more educational. I liked imax movie about the Mars trip and the simulation of the lunch of the apollo.
Not so cheap for a family... really don t know if worth it...

Excellent! Love the space industry and the contributions to our technology and exploration!

Well organized, professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff, etc. Cannot say enough great things about his place. Amazing exhibits and tours, beautiful scenery, etc. Even good while in a wheelchair/crutches. Get there early on weekends and holidays as usually special tours/events sell out. Sad that you have to rent a regular wheel chair, feel that should be free of charge (understand charging for electric).

This place is amazing. It makes you want to go to school again. The US should cut on war funds and start investing more in places like these.

Great time for the kids. Lunch with a astronaut was okay, but food was over cooked and very well done (shoe leather )

I waited over 50 years to make it here, so much do. And to see the spot where Apollo 11 lifted off, brought tears to my sixty-year-old face!Well worth the wait. Go got to go!!!

Easy to get there, it is not very expensive, especially it is interesting to know more about the history of the trip to the Moon.

just love it... a must go place to learn a lot about apollo, and shuttle project and in general around NASA and space travel. very very interesting and often emotional.

If you like waiting in long lines surrounded by misbehaving kids on field trips this is the place for you.

However, the attractions are a must see

It's more of a museum than a park, but for those who like NASA, Apollo missions, etc. it's a full plate!
I recommend going on the bus ride soon because there is a time limit. The quality of the explanations and photos you will be able to take depends a lot on the driver. The size of the hangar where the rockets are kept is impressive.

Amazing place for everyone! Best to visit on a clear day

What a difference since the last visit! The 50th anniversary of the Apollo 6 mission was crowded and there were long lines for the simulator and the gift shops. No matter because my neice freaked out in a good way because of all of the activities available. Well worth the admission to geek out while the kids freak out.

If you enjoy watching 3D or 4D videos then this place is definitely for you. But if you have vertigo or small children that do not like loud sounds then don't waste your money. The nature and technically building was stuffed animals. Atlantis was a launch 3D movie. Heroes and legends a 3D movie with you watching them spin around in space. Will not go back if you want a true NASA experience go to the one in Huntsville Alabama. It's amazing!

Brought my two boys (5 and 6) here for Veterans Day and they absolutely loved it!I have not been here since space camp when I was a kid. They have a great shaded area to play if the kids get tired of space but the presentations all kept my boys attention!!!

Full of history and wonder. Sparks your imagination

Fabulous! Very informative for things we slightly remember and educational for what we didn't know.

Very educational, lots of fun, though the bus tour is down for covid

Kennedy Space centre is for all ages, provided you love the space and beyond.

There are many attractions like rides, movies, immersive games etc...

A must visit and will easily take a full day to explore the major attractions.

There is ample parking so one can self drive and it's an amazing drive.

There are Resturants in there so no need to carry food, however will recommend carrying water as sometimes you don't want to walk to get it.

The shops have really cool merchandise so be ready to shell out some money

Mostly try to go in a good day as most of it is in open and you will enjoy more.

Its an amazing place to go for all ages to spend the most time there you have to go early in the morning so you can get the premium tickets

Well worth it, for children and adults super interesting and impressive! Better take two days!

Missed the bus tour beanie of covid. But got free tickets for next year! Everything was great! Very safe make you wear masks throughout. Lots of hand sanitizer stations.

Great way to spend your day, best to get there at open to have as long as you need to do everything they have to offer.

Let the space loving geek come out and enjoy the wonderful site. The displays are fantastic and if you are a serious space historian you will love the tours. The history of the space program tour is not to be missed!

There were very few people and we were able to go through everything without queuing. The mask is mandatory at all times, except for lunch.

Really enjoyed. Need to know English to enjoy well.

Great day, exhibits have improved over the years. Take the time to Ready the descriptions and take the tours.

A visit to the KSC has been on my to do list for a very long time. It was a hot day, but the outdoor rocket garden was very cool, and is great for photos on a dry day. The inside exhibits were amazing, almost unreal to be so close to the Atlantis space shuttle on display. I only had about 5 hours to visit after a late start driving from Orlando, but it was enough time to visit most of the Visitor s Center. Just didn t have time to do the bus tour of the active launchpad operations area. If you want to do that tour, I suggest that be the first start upon arriving at KSC. Make sure to checkout at least 1 of the 2 gift shops.

Cool.... definitely need an entire day to enjoy the tour to all the exhibits. The gift shop should keep enough stock of different sizes of clothes.

Very disappointed that places were closing at 3pm and the center is supposed to be open til 6pm. Cost of admission is very expensive for what you get to see

Houston, we have a problem if you go here during the government shut down and the busses ain t workin.

Loved the exhibits but all of the souvenirs were made in China. That is not right.

Definitely go check out the Space Shuttle and the Saturn V rocket! There's a lot more there to see than I expected. It would be cool if they added a few more attractions though. And they definitely need an exhibit for SpaceX! The food was decently priced. I was expecting the food to be more of a ripoff.

Can't wait for Covid to pass so we can see more exhibits.

Congratulations to the Americans for sharing their story with the world.

Lots of great history- very well displayed. Great place for family to explore together!

Please take your kids to this place , is lot things to learn . Fantastic place

Great facility. Very informative and interesting. Easily spend the entire day there

This place was beautiful and amazing and I learned so much.

Wonderful experience , learned alot. The simulator was life like!

If you like rockets, this is the place to go. Things are expensive like the food. But the experience is nothing you can get anywhere else. There might not be much to do but, you get to see what's going on right now!

Don't go. Big RIP off. 9/10 closed still charge full price. Be prepared to spend $100 each.

Paid $80 to see a SpaceX launch. What I saw was a dot in the sky from 3 miles away. A complete waste of time and money. Not recommended.

Must see! Our space history and proud American-achievements of the space race are all here. The displays are educational and very well done. They keep you moving with so much to see. Bus tours at the beginning give you a good perspective of all there is to see. Plus, the Space X stuff is exciting.

Had been 20 years since I was last there. I grew up here and came back to retire. The space program had a significant impact on both myself and my family. Seeing Atlantis is beyond breathtaking! What a fantastic experience the whole exhibition is!

A great tribute to American history and ingenuity!!

We where able to watch, space X Falcon take off... very cool!!

This was a +50 year bucket list item for us. KSC has done a spectacular job of telling the story of manned space flight, from the highs of putting a man in space, then onto the moon, to lows of the Apollo fire and Space Shuttle Columbia & Challenger tragedies. The we took two full days to explore the center which included the Launch Director Tour with Michael Leinbach. The tour with Mike was spectacular. He is ego-less in his conversation about his role and accomplishments. His insight was invaluable in gaining full meaning of he space shuttle portions of the complex. His stories about Colombia brought back that fateful day for everyone on the tour.

Wow! What an amazing experience to see where space travel is invented and constructed! I have so many wonderful things to say! First off, very easy to get to. Secondly, there is plenty of well marked parking and handicapped parking as well. You can purchase tickets on line and have them ready at will call which makes groups easier. Also, if you are a senior, they will give you a discount but you need to purchase tickets on site. The hours of operation are ample, but I recommend getting there early as there is so much to see and learn. Everything is included with your general ticket including a tour bus ride to the launch sites. However, you can upgrade to other packs that include lunch with an astronaut for a nominal up charge. Several interactive exhibits that are great for all ages! Food with indoor and outdoor dining and gift shops with all kinds of neat treats! And if traveling in a wheelchair or have special needs they are very accommodating! Lots of places to sit in the shade with benches or tables to take in the views of the rocket garden and other outdoor exhibits. All dossiers have hands on experienced with guidance or other operations of crafts so ask a lot of questions they love it! This time of year is Christmas so they have the park light up at night! Plenty of photo ops so get the camera ready! We will definitely go back for a revisit! If this review helps click a like and go venture to the stars!