Relive what it was like to step on the Moon as you marvel at the iconic Saturn V Rocket.
More About the Saturn V RocketWitness the thrill of the Apollo 8 launch as you view historic clips from the official Firing Room.
Take a look at the technology used in the Apollo missions 7-10 and learn about how they kept the astronauts safe.
See a life-size depiction of the Apollo 11 Moon landing and the actual Lunar Module 9 vehicle.
This section holds various interactive exhibits and artifacts of the Apollo Moon landings.
Astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee lost their lives while training for the Apollo 1 mission. This exhibit pays tribute to their accomplishments.
Relive historic moments from the first Moon landing at the Lunar Theater, including the first words ever spoken from the surface of the Moon - ‘the eagle has landed.’
Discover actual artifacts like Alan Shepherd’s spacesuit and the actual Apollo spacecraft at this gallery.
Sit and relax among trees planted from seeds that were also taken to the Moon in this unique garden.
Take a look at the van used to transport astronauts to the Saturn V launch pad as well as parts of the actual tower used to climb into the rocket.
This unique pen has been a part of all the Apollo missions. It can write upside down, in water, and in extreme temperatures!
The People’s Moon is a digital depiction of the Moon using pictures taken on the various Apollo missions.
A. The Race to the Moon Mission Zone or the Apollo/Saturn V Center is right behind the Vehicle Assembly Building.
A. The Saturn V Rocket, Apollo 8 and the Firing Room, the Lunar Theater, and the Apollo Treasures Gallery are some of the must-see attractions at the Apollo/Saturn V Center.
A. Yes, your Kennedy Space Center admission ticket gives you access to the Apollo/Saturn V Center (Race to the Moon).
A. You will need about 2 hours to completely explore the Apollo/Saturn V Center.
A. Yes, you can grab some food and drinks at the Moon Rock Café at the Apollo/Saturn V Center.
A. Yes, restroom facilities are available at the Race to the Moon Mission Zone.
A. Yes, the Race to the Moon Mission Zone is completely accessible by wheelchair.