The Kennedy Space Center is a family-friendly environment. Guests must wear appropriate attire for their visit. Clothes with objectionable material and exposing an inappropriate amount of skin or portions of the body are not permitted.
Kennedy Space Center Rules & Regulations
1. Dress Code
2. Food and Drinks
Food and drinks packed inside small soft-sided containers are permitted into the Kennedy Space Center. Glass bottles and hard containers, however, are not allowed inside.
3. Pets and Guide Dogs
All service animals are allowed inside the Kennedy Space Center. Pets, however, are not allowed into the attraction. If you have a pet with you, there is an on-site air-conditioned pet kennel that you can avail of for free. Guests are encouraged to provide food, toys, & blankets for their pets.
4. Parking
Parking is available at the Visitor Complex for a small fee. For motorcycles, the cost is $5 for the day, for oversized vehicles like RVs, the cost is $15, and for automobiles, the cost is $10 per day.
5. Forbidden Items
Guests are not allowed to bring any weapons inside the Kennedy Space Center. This includes the weapons of off-duty officers. Please leave any weapons securely in your vehicle to expedite your entry into the attraction.
6. Smoking
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas within the Kennedy Space Center. This includes the smoking of electronic cigarettes. Smoking areas are present throughout the area and can be spotted easily via sign boards.
7. First Aid
A first-aid station is located within the Kennedy Space Center in the main Visitor Complex. If you or anyone in your group requires medical services please ask the crew members to assist you to the station.
8. Lost and Found
The information center located at the main entrance to the Visitor Complex has a lost and found section. Please contact a staff member if you have lost any personal belongings.
9. Photography
Photography using handheld cameras or phones is allowed inside the Kennedy Space Center. However, professional photography equipment such as tripods and strobes are not allowed into the space center.
10. Personal Belongings
Lockers are present at the Kennedy Space Center. However, they are quite small in size and are not big enough to hold large suitcases and bags. The lockers are ideal for storing small bags and handbags.
