Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Reviews

Great place to visit right now. Low volume of participants. Clean and sanitary.

Wonderful for the whole family. Educational, fun and engaging. KSC does a great job of telling the whole story of the space program, past, present and future trips to the moon and mars!

They have the best food theme park hero and the best prices for food at a theme park. I had the mac and cheese very good and I had a veggie burger very good. And of course the ice cream rocks

Awesome park full of things to do to speed the day. Be aware restaurant close early.

Great experience to me on my vacation on USA. River of knowledge. Great hospitality and delivery on astronomy facts.

Amazing place, was there for work but looking forward to visiting it

All day family fun learning and entertainment center

Probably don't go on a Sunday, but great place to bring kids, and adults too. educational!

Excellent place to meet, learn, have fun and enjoy those who like Nasa.

Great place to visit with many interactive exhibits showcasing Americas space explorations. Recommended for all ages.

We went as a family and enjoyed and learned a lot. Highly recommended for children and teenagers.

An amazing and very interactive experience. It is really worth knowing!

loved our visit... the Atlantis exhibit is not to be missed!

We have a great time some attractions are closed because the covid

An amazing entertaining educational experience! The bus tour was exceptional as the guides taught in layman's terms making the trip more interesting. Sightings of launch pads, Alligators, Eagles nest and much more. God's Creation is beautiful!

If you buy your ticket on the internet beforehand, you will expect less queues. Inside, there's a half-hour tour for launch launchers. It is done by bus and takes 45 min. There is a fastfood section where you can have a snack at noon, but they have an organization called an astronaut. There is a delicious buffet that takes 1 hour. Astronaut shares his experiences for 1 hour while you eat. If you have questions you can ask.

SUPER FUN AND GOOD PLACE TO GO!!! ESPECIALLY WITH FAMILY!! Super cool and big rockets and training centers simulations! Some times the lines are a bit long but they go by quickly and the bus tour is super fun and all the restaurants at the main park usually have super big lines so I would recommend going on the bus tour and then the bus will take you to this other place where there s a super huge rocket and a big restaurant with small lines!! Definitely a fun place!! And I recommend to come early if you are here for a rocket launch and some times they do get canceled.

A cool place i loved it! A park that is not like the others!

Amazing place and Facility...Its still a working Space port...Friendly atmosphere...I would reccomend anyone to visit...

My 8 year old son and I were there from 10:30am to 6pm and we could have stayed longer (but that s what time they closed). Very inspirational and exciting!

Technology of the past present today for people to see.

Well i cant say enough about the space program! It's really quite cool!! The center is only open 6 hours so keep that in mind. The scale of these displays will blow your mind! Food prices are good for what you get. Try to go on a day where there is a rocket launch to just make the whole day amazing!

To be visited to review or learn about all US space conquest history.
Wonderful tour to Apollo's missions center

All key spaceships are there Mercury, Appolo 11, Atlantis

Good park to explore the history of the conquest of space

It pays to know the past as 1969, first man to the moon.
Meet new projects for 2024, Atlantis

2 stars because of the cost. Wanted to see a launch but had to purchase a full day admission ticket in order to purchase the launch ticket. Launch was at 11:50pm. Park closes at 6pm. Buses dont start running till 9pm. On top of that I had already been to KSC so I was not interested in spending another full day there so instead of paying 20 for the launch ticket I had to pay an additional 60 for a admission ticket. They got you over a barrel and they know it.

If you are interested in Space. You need 2 days to not miss anything.

Great a day where it is exploded to make all the attractions you have to arrive at the opening because it takes the full day but be 5m from a rocket is exceptional it feels toddler if I have the opportunity to redo it will be without hesitation because it's unforgettable.

Place that must be on the list of things to see for fans of space, but that is also interesting for the person. A day is very little to enjoy the place, especially if you opt for a VIP visit. The building dedicated to the Apollo era is incredible, and the presentation of the space shuttle is daunting. Seeing these ships that are used on a screen is just huge.

This is a place you have to visit in person and experience for yourself. It has a special place in human history, proving what we can do if we work together and the possibilities of what we will accomplish in the future. There are so many things to learn about desires to explore and our ability to overcome incredible obstacles. These shared dreams push us to do our best. Plenty here for the kids and the big kids too. Things to ignite imagination as to what is possible. To see the Saturn V up close as well as the Shuttle are some of the highlights of the Saturn V complex. Pictures don't quite do it justice. What struck me was the enormous size of Saturn V and how incredibly small the capsule was. Hopefully you get the chance to see a launch during your visit. The odds of viewing a launch are increasing in 2020 with events from SpaceX, Boeing and ULA and next year, Blue Origin. There are so many things we have yet to learn, you can easily spend a few days here. Our last visit had restrictions to some areas we could see. We found out later there was a static fire test for SpaceX upcoming launch and the delivery of the SpaceX crew dragon capsule for our return to human space flight from US soil. The launch we were hoping to see was delayed a few days and we had to fly home. We will be back!

I believe it was the most interesting place on this trip ... Despite not being a space enthusiast, it was enriching to visit his rockets, learn about space and meet a real astronaut.

The number of gift shops and food places outnumber the attractions. Pretty pricey and many things require an additional fee. It's worth a trip if you're going to splash out for the bus tours of the site.

Amazing time here today. I would like to see the food prices lowered and the buses move a little faster.

It was a breath taking experience. I really enjoyed my visit. If you are planing to visit make sure to stay hydrated and wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Don't forget your hat and sunscreen The food was amazing too. The only down side is having to wait in long lines for bus

Great experience, must take bus tour the saturn 5 facility and do shuttle launch experience, lots to do just need to go around to find it all, would do again. If you or your kids are interested in space, this is a must do.

Really amazing museum/attraction for all ages. Highly recommend if you're curious about the universe beyond us and a love for NASA

Had an absolutely incredible experience here as a science and history lover. There is so much to do (even during COVID) that you will likely need an entire day to see everything. We watched a SpaceX rocket launch on the Atlantis North Lawn and it was spectacular. The narrator was knowledgeable and the view was perfect. The Atlantis exhibit was done so well that it was literally an emotional experience. Just amazing.

It s a great place to visit for space enthusiasts. Very informative. You can plan your visit by checking their launch schedule to witness the live launch of spacecraft.

While some exhibits are getting a bit dated new attractions open up to assure this will be a memorable visit.

It's NASA, what's not to like. Totally amazing, if you can get a tour that gets you into the VAB, do it.

Excellent place to visit. A lot to take in. If you're interested in Space and Science, this is the place. Plan on spending quite a few hours to see everything.

Family really enjoyed it. Considering the the situation with covid-19, still had a blast.

Sensational! Organization and dedication of staff and impeccable structure!

Lots of romance to space. Both children and adults can enjoy.

An unknown place that greatly increased my knowledge, shocking and very beautiful

Wonderful, fantastic story of ours, human beings in the decision to conquer space.

Totally worth the visit. The rich tradition of USA space programs come to life here. The Atlantis exhibit is awesome. Lots to do for young and old alike. The explorer bus tour is worth the extra $25 to get up close to 39A and 39B. Informative guide to fill you in on past, present, and future about the area.

Excellent theme park. You can see the space shuttle and rockets that drove the man into space. I recommend.

A one of a kind experience. Can't get anything like it anywhere else!

Awsome place I grew up in the Saturn 5 and up to the shuttle now I take my grandkids there beautiful place.

It's worth the trip! So much to see, and do. Should definitely be on your bucket list! Plan on spending the whole day there. Take your children; it's inspirational.

Excellent place, too incredible what one learns and how fabulous this world of space, I can only rescue that some dispensers did not have gel alcohol!

Great plays to learn about the space agency past and present. also love that they have free Tesla charging stations this is a big plus for those of us who want to be in electric vehicles. Would highly recommend this to any person or families with an interest in space travel.

Fantastic displays and exhibits, a must see for history buffs, space geeks, and pretty much anyone else too.

Just a really fascinating place to go. Worth the money and drive!

One day is not enough
The space shuttle I had not imagined so big, impressive.
But too little spaceX in the exhibition. I hope that changes in the future.

I love NASA. Almost more than life itself. But they are a has been now. A tourist theme park where you can't even get to the gift shop without paying full price admission and parking. A commercialized agent of the federal government, serving the pockets of the few instead of the greater good for all of humanity. A huge shame and a tradgedy for which we should all cry. One small fence for a government agency, one huge loss for mankind.

Cool. Worth coming although I expected more interactive exhibitions

It was overcrowded but of course one has to visit it.

Very inspiring stories, interesting facts, so much to see and learn. Looking forward to visiting again someday so I can see the rest.

Rocket launch viewing here is an amazing experience

Super we all know about space especially on apollo 11 and the space shuttle my son was amazed we even met an astronaut at dinner show in the American normal as they say the bottom "amazing"

Fully commercialized. You have to pay for parking even though there is no public transport option. The food court and gift shop take up almost half of the Apollo center. The rest is mostly open space. One small room with flown artifacts. Signage about the artifacts is very minimal and almost entirely in English. Each facility makes you wait in line to watch movie that makes it hard to speed through if you are short on time. There is too much virtual and simulators and media ,not enough content and info. Very dissapointed. It's infuriating that the US government let a commercial enterprise make money and control access to something tax payers paid for.

Good day at the KSC. We started our day too late and didn't get to take in all of the attractions. I would recommend starting early (before 10am) or springing for the two day ticket. We were very fortunate to attend the day of a Space-X Falcon 9 launch. The afternoon launch was beautiful with the sun behind us lighting up the pad and tower. The long wait to get onto a bus back to the main visitor complex was worth it. I'm awed at the power of these machines. I had visited this complex twenty years ago and there is so much more to do and see now. NASA had embraced a culture of continuous improvement for the guest experience. Food services were overwhelmed completely the day of our visit. The services need to be more scalable.