A Quick Look at Some Kennedy Space Center Reviews

It was a dream-come-true moment in my 50s. Having always marveled at the technological advancements in the US, particularly in space, my background as a physics student fueled my wonder. I was filled with excitement as I witnessed these remarkable technologies unfolding before me.

I enjoyed every part. The exhibits were very informative.enjoyed walking through so much history. The bus ride was awesome. All in all the whole experience was amazing.

I have in my bucket list to go to Kennedy Space Center. What I loved the most was that I had the opportunity to meet an astronaut, got his autograph, took a picture with him, and heard about his experience in space. Thank you!!

I had a cool time! I became insterested in NASA and the Kennedy Space Center after falling down a rabbit hole while learning about the Challanger disaster which is why I chose to go here out of everything that I could have done in the few short hours I was in Cape Canaveral. I really appreciated the Forever Rememvered section honoring the astronausts who lost their lives in the Challanger and Columbia disasters and it was interesting to see the personal belongings of the astronauts after reading about them online. I also learned a lot about astronauts and about NASA's space shuttle program from the Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit. Moreover, it was fun seeing various replica's of things like the toliet that astronauts use in space or the caravan that drives astronauts to the space shuttle. I esepcially liked the Space Shuttle Experience that gave you a simulation of what it is like to actually go up to space in a space shuttle — it felt so real and was like an amusement park ride! Overall, I learned a lot and hope to come back in the future.

I initially went to KSC only because my husband really wanted to. I ended up LOVING it! What a great day. It was incredibly motivating to see what a diverse range of people can accomplish when united by a shared goal. I now want to understand more about Artemis.

Our trip to the Kenedy Space Center was amazing. We met with John Herrington, an astronaut who told us all about working on the international space station. He answered many questions, and shared facinating stories from his life. Viewing the Atlantis shuttle with the Canada arm extended up close realy puts things in perspective.

The talk with the astronaut was a unique experience- Steve Smith a veteran of 5 shuttle missions. We were also lucky enough to experience a real live launch ! Plus seeing all the rockets & Shuttle Atlantis - just made for an unforgettable day