Frequently Asked Questions About the Kennedy Space Center

A. Kennedy Space Center tickets start from $80.25.

A. No, you will need to book tickets to enter the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

A. All the Kennedy Space Center tours have something great to offer. Take a look at all the tour options here to see which one suits you best.

A. The prices of launch tickets vary. The upcoming SpaceX launch is priced at $250.

A. Your daily admission ticket gives you access to the 5 Mission Zones and all the attractions inside them.

A. The Kennedy Space Center is a popular tourist attraction, bringing in millions of visitors every year. Booking your tickets online will save you the hassle of waiting in line at the ticket counter and give you much more time inside the facility.

A. The Kennedy Space Center tour gives you access to all the Mission Zones, plus restricted areas like the Vehicle Assembly Building, launch sites, and other operational facilities.

A. To see a rocket launch at the Kennedy Space Center, you will need to book tickets in advance.

A. Children between the ages 3 to 11 can enjoy discounted tickets. Additionally, cashback offers are available if you book your Kennedy Space Center tickets online.

A. Unfortunately, your Kennedy Space Center tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.

A. Yes, there is a significant amount of walking to do at the Kennedy Space Center. The Visitor Complex is spread out over 70 acres and includes multiple exhibits, attractions, and viewing areas. However, the Kennedy Space Center does offer shuttle buses and trams to help visitors get around the complex, and there are also accessible options for those with mobility concerns.

A. Yes, you get an up-close look at real rockets and shuttles inside the Kennedy Space Center.

A. Only guide dogs and service animals are allowed inside the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. However, there is an indoor kennel for pets. Visitors are encouraged to provide food and snacks for their pets.

A. Comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended for your visit to the Kennedy Space Center. Clothes with objectionable or obscene material will not be permitted.

A. We recommend spending an entire day exploring all the attractions at the Kennedy Space Center.

A. The best time of year to visit the Kennedy Space Center depends on individual preferences, but most visitors prefer the fall, winter, and early spring months for milder temperatures and fewer crowds.

A. Yes, we recommend planning for a full day at the Kennedy Space Center to fully experience all the exhibits, attractions, and tours.

A. While it's possible to visit some parts of the Kennedy Space Center in half a day, it may be difficult to fully experience everything the complex has to offer in such a short amount of time. We suggest visiting the most popular attractions like Heroes & Legends, the Saturn V Rocket, and the Space Shuttle Atlantis, if you’re in a time crunch.

A. The Kennedy Space Center is located approximately 55 miles (88.5 kilometers) east of Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Depending on traffic conditions, the drive between the two attractions can take approximately one hour and 15 minutes to two hours.

A. The Kennedy Space Center is located approximately 45 miles (72 kilometers) east of downtown Orlando, Florida. The drive between the two destinations can take approximately one hour to one hour and 30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.

A. Parking is available at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex for a small fee.

A. Yes, you can opt for round-trip transportation to and from the Kennedy Space Center. Pickup locations are spread across the city.

A. Yes, the Kennedy Space Center has a range of restaurants and food stalls with an assortment of food and drink options.