Things to know before booking your Kennedy Space Center tickets
1. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is spread over 42 acres of land, with over 40 attractions to see. To explore all the attractions inside, set aside an entire day. Familiarize yourself with all the attractions beforehand to ensure you don't miss out on your favorites during your visit.
2. Keep in mind that public transport is not available to get to the Kennedy Space Center. You can either drive down, take a taxi, or book a round-trip transfer. Many of our tickets include round-trip transfers. If you decide to drive, paid parking is available at the Visitor Complex.
3. Although you can explore the premises by yourself, to dive deep and learn more about the facility and NASA's space exploration efforts, book the Kennedy Space Center Explore Tour and learn about the facility along with an expert guide. Please note that the round-trip transfers include a guide-driver who will give you basic information about the facility, however, for a more in-depth experience, choose the Explore Tour.
4. The complex is entirely wheelchair accessible. You can also rent a wheelchair at the information desk. Service animals are allowed inside.
5. For families with young children, strollers can be taken inside. You can also rent a stroller at the center. Food can be carried inside but only in soft-sided containers.
6. If you're worried about leaving your pet alone all day, the Kennedy Space Center has an on-site kennel where your furry mates can spend the day with other pets. It is recommended that you provide food, treats, and toys for your pet.
7. Tickets to add-on experiences like Chat with an Astronaut, the KSC Explore Tour, and the ATX Astronaut Training Experience must be purchased separately.
8. To view a rocket launch, check the schedule of availability and Add-On Admission if available.
9. For tickets with round-trip transfers, pick-up points are available in Orlando, Kissimmee, and the Disney & Lake Buena Vista Areas.
10. Due to its location on government property, there are no hotels close to the Kennedy Space Center. However, accommodation options are available in neighboring areas like Cocoa Beach, Titusville, or Orlando.