SO much to do and see here. Plan to spend the whole day or split among multiple days. Probably not as long of a visit for younger kids but they have quite a few spaces that are fun for even the youngest of kids.
What a fantastic place, superb displays, lots to do and some very informative exhibits. There are many things that would appeal to those interested in history, as well as numerous exhibits that allow you to admire the achievements of the US space program. The planetarium and the National Geographic theater also add to the enjoyment of the day. Even the photographs taken on entry were worth buying, something that can't be said for most attractions you visit.
Fantastic place to work with a lot of talent all around. Gate 9 has since improved, but the highway leaving gate 9 gets very congested. Fortunately I can take 565 East and avoid brutal traffic to the north.
Cool place to learn about American and Spaceflight history
Great and extremely educative environment for the upcoming kids. Definitely this place will provide more insights on how you see the Astronomical world and there are rich informative placards are kept under each display. The tickets prices vary depending on your preference if just the visit of the center is one price and if clubbed with Planetarium shows then we need to pay slightly more. They have some ticket discounts for AAA members too. There are many interesting experimental things which would explain you the concept behind it. They have a good cafeteria and the center ends with wonderful Gift shop. Must visit for kids above 5T because they will easily understand and relate to many things which are seen in the center.
A very nice place for a field trip to have fun. There are so many things to see. Clean and friendly.
The employees are rude. One of the employees took one of our kids granola bar and threw it away after he asked could he have it. The manager corrected this by giving him ice cream(grateful for that). Afterwards we wnt to purchase some items and the cashier was agitated and would have been ok if it was just one but almost all the employees are rude. The cafeteria workers are very humble and polite. Worst experience will never coming back.
Lots of attraction for all ages. Almost worth the cost.
One of a kind, historic Saturn V meets next generation SLS, as well as cutting edge science (Earth, Heliophysics, Astrophysics, and Planetary science) and engineering research.
Fun place for a field trip or to spend the day. So much to see. Clean and friendly
Home to America's Space Program, this icon to our space based heritage of reaching for the stars, and reaching them, is unmatched.
