Headout x Kennedy Space Center: Exclusive
Kennedy Space Center is partnering with Headout for an exclusive after-hours event!
What’s in store? A galactic glow party! You read that right. Mark your calendars because it’s time to experience the Kennedy Space Center like never before.
🌟 What are the highlights?
- A techno DJ dance party
- Cosmic Glow Miniature Golf
- Drinks at the Glowing Bar and Lounge areas
- Live entertainment
- A one-of-a-kind opportunity to interact with veteran NASA astronauts
🗓️ Date: August 31st, 2024
🕕 Time: 6:30pm to 10pm
A stellar experience awaits – get your tickets now!
Tips for visiting Kennedy Space Center
Heading to the Kennedy Space Center? Excellent choice! This isn’t just any old trip—it’s a journey into the heart of space exploration. Whether you're a die-hard space fan or just mildly curious, we’ve got some tried-and-true tips to help you launch your visit into orbit. Let’s get you prepped and ready for a stellar adventure!
1. Start Early to Beat the Crowds
The early bird catches the worm, or in this case, avoids the throngs of space enthusiasts! Gates open at 9 am, and being there right as they do can make a huge difference. You’ll get a head start on the exhibits, and more importantly, you won’t have to elbow your way through crowds to see the coolest stuff like the Space Shuttle Atlantis.
2. Don’t Miss the Bus Tour
Make sure to hop on the bus tour as part of your visit. It’s included with admission, and it's your ticket to see the iconic Vehicle Assembly Building up close, explore the Apollo/Saturn V Center, and even catch a glimpse of the launch pads. Tours start early, and slots can fill up fast—so plan this first thing when you arrive.
3. Plan for the Weather
Florida’s weather can be tricky. One minute it’s sunny, and the next, you’re caught in a downpour. Check the forecast and come prepared with a poncho or umbrella. Don’t let a little rain dampen your spirit or your exploration.
4. Take the Kennedy Space Center Explore Tour
For a truly in-depth exploration, book the Kennedy Space Center Explore Tour. While you can walk around the premises solo, this guided tour deepens your understanding of NASA's space efforts. It includes round-trip transfers and a guide-driver who provides basic information. But if you really want to dive deep, the Explore Tour is your best bet.
5. Pet-Friendly Policies
Worried about leaving your pet alone while you set our exploring? The Kennedy Space Center has an on-site kennel where your furry friends can hang out. Remember to bring food, treats, and their favorite toys to make them feel at home.
6. Consider Your Accommodation Options
Since the Kennedy Space Center is located on government property, there aren't any hotels close by. Look for accommodations in neighboring areas like Cocoa Beach, Titusville, or Orlando. These locations offer a range of options to suit various budgets and preferences.
7. Shop for Unique Souvenirs
Don’t leave without stopping by the on-site stores such as The Space Shop, The Right Stuff, and Shuttle Express. Whether you’re after souvenirs, clothing, or even space memorabilia, these shops have something to commemorate your visit.
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