You'll first see the Space Shuttle Atlantis at the main visitor centre complex, a ship that has only ever been viewed by astronauts. It appears to be floating in space due to the open payload bay doors. You can simulate floating in space with this interactive model. Visit other displays, such as Heroes and Legends, watch an IMAX film, and stroll around the rocket garden.

Your Explore Tour starts with a bus ride and a specialised space guide. Along the route, there will be various opportunities for photo stops. You'll learn a lot about intricate details and unique space-related information by the time your trip ends.

You can skip the pick-ups and go straight to the final meeting location at ICON Park if you purchase a Kennedy Space Center Express ticket. The Shuttle Launch Experience, a simulator that allows you to experience what an astronaut goes through during takeoff, will be one of the major highlights of your day. Visit a bizarre rocket garden with rocket "flowers" and watch IMAX movies about space. Experience more than 60 touch-screen activities and cutting-edge simulations at the Space Shuttle Atlantis.

Experience the engineering masterpiece and take a close-up look at the Space Shuttle Atlantis with more than 60 touch-screen activities and technological simulations that will make you feel like an astronaut. You can explore all of the Kennedy Space Center tourist attractions, such as Space Shuttle Atlantis, US Astronaut Hall of Fame, Heroes and Legends, Rocket Garden, etc., with one entrance ticket. Discover the numerous displays, performances, and activities offered here, such as the IMAX® Spacefilms, the Rocket Garden, the Shuttle Launch Experience, and the Space Shuttle Atlantis. Visit the Saturn V Center to gaze at the enormous Saturn V rocket.

When Alan Shepard conducted the first American human space journey in 1961, a Mercury-Redstone 3 rocket ignited the hopes of a whole nation. This garden of giants serves as a homage to the scientists & engineers who made the NASA Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions a reality, as well as a representation of their engineering prowess.

Visitors can learn about the lives of these space heroes through engaging displays at the museum, which was designed to be where American astronauts are remembered and celebrated. The U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame® honorees are chosen by a special committee of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation and were founded by the Mercury Seven astronauts.

Experience the thrills and perils of America's first space missions as you travel on a breathtaking adventure that aims to inspire reflection on the concept of a hero. Alongside authentic artifacts, such as a Redstone rocket floating in the air, the Sigma 7 spacecraft, and a rare up-close view of the Gemini 9 spacecraft, you may relive the beginning of the space era with astronaut pioneers.

Explore an actual Saturn V rocket, a type of rocket that carried humans to the Moon, at the Apollo/Saturn V Center. The giant rocket to go into space can be entirely appreciated by taking a stroll beneath this astonishing giant. Don't miss the daily guided walk of each rocket's three stages and watch the Apollo-era film displayed on the side of the vehicle.

The entrance to the Atlantis space shuttle's residence is clearly marked by a massive full-scale space shuttle stack of two solid rocket boosters and an orange auxiliary tank. Inside, Atlantis is portrayed as only astronauts have seen her in space, turned 43.21 degrees with payload doors open and Canadarm extended, as though freshly undocked from the International Space Station (ISS).

Learn about NASA's ambitions to discover the Moon, Mars, and asteroids in deep space. This multimedia presentation summarises the existing activities of NASA. Play interactive games and simulations to test your knowledge of outer space, and look around Mars rover reproductions.