Like other reviewers have said, spend two days here if you can because there is a lot to see/do. We only hit the highlights and were there a full day. If you can, do the KSC Explore tour. You will get to stop and see Launch Pad 39 A and B and the UAB on your way to the Apollo/Saturn V Center. It is almost 2 hours of your day on the tour, but it's really cool to see those locations. There was a lot of history here, but I thought there would be more. It wasn't presented like a lot of museums present historical pieces. Seeing shuttle Atlantis was really cool, along with some of the models of the new space capsules/rockets. A lot of the exhibits were family friendly to get kids interested. Shout out to Charles who was doing the STEM demos the day we visited. He was funny and he had lots of cool experiments. He also had great tips for getting good photos of the Falcon X display and which simulator ride to take.

Pro tips: they take pics of you at every opportunity. Buy the digital package for $45 at the end of the trip! Food was not great. Bring sandwiches. Atlantis ride is not as scary as they say but I watched from the observation deck (no motion) which worked for me. They have wheelchairs and scooters for rent which is good because the campus rivals Disney. Do the bus tour first and pics in spacesuits. Visit during the week. If you want to do the Astronaut experience, book months ahead.

The trip was amazing. We did the tour that took us behind to the launching pads and other parts behind scene from the visitor complex and it was amazing. Very educational and all the history was a great experience for 11 year old nephew.

This is an amazing place to visit - we had a blast! We just Uber'd it there and back, which was easy and convenient. The tours are regular and well run - lots of entertainment for all ages. We spent a full day and probably could have done two. Highly recommend. So much to see and do!

What a place! Absolutely amazing place and you get to learn so much about space exploration and the history of NASA. The Apollo and Atlantis sections were the best parts for me, as a young girl back in the 80's, everyone was in to the Space Shuttles, so to see Atlantis smile back at you for real, really was an emotional experience. The sections on Columbia and Challenger were quite emotional and very well put together. The stimulator was a good experience as well, you get the feel what it's really like taking off, but I'm still not sure I would like to do it for real. I was slightly disappointed that not much was mentioned on Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, I would like to have seen a section more on these because they are genuine heroes but I was over the moon that I got to touch a real piece of the moon. Overall, one of the best places I have ever been to.

This is one of the greatest experiences of our family holiday. Excellent knowledgeable staff, hands on experiences and totally unique insights. it certainly helps if you are interested in space, the Shuttle and the Apollo missions, but I can’t imagine that anyone, even a non-space enthusiast, would t be impressed by a visit here. Utterly spell bound, loved the visit wish we could have stayed longer!!

What a fantastic day we had! We hadn’t been back in over 10 years and there were so many new things here! We did a explorer bus tour, and got a great commentary by Ken… we enjoyed the launch simulation and tried several new ones! It was a stimulating day, going over some history to move forwards for the future! We highly recommend a visit here ! We only regretted that the center closed at 5, we could easily have spent an extra hour here at least!

A must visit if you are even remotely interested in space or looking up at the night sky. Can't wait to see what they do with the Artemis launches. Definitely took us 2 days to fully see everything on offer.

The historical experience was phenomenal! Even my sisters “geeked out” a little! We saw as much as we could with a one day ticket but ran out of time! I would recommend a two day ticket because now I have to go back to see what I missed!

This was a trip mainly for my son who is particularly interested in the whole 'Space' goings on but in all honesty we all thoroughly enjoyed the visit. The thing that strikes me the most when you see this up close is the technology and manufacturing that was developed in the 1960s to enable setting a spacecraft on the moon, in addition to the brave men & women who helped pioneer what is being developed today. It truly is remarkable. We paid an additional $25 per person for the KSC Explore Bus Tour which is 2hrs long and very informative - you get to stop at a number of points across the complex to take photos and generally spend more time. There is a Bus Tour included in the admission ticket so can't say if this additional charge was worth it but we wanted to do as much as we could as we'd all the way from the UK!! You definitely need a full day there to see everything. Like I said earlier, we did the additional Bus Tour and didn't get around everything, despite getting there not long after the doors opened at 9am.