Spend an evening solving STEM-based challenges and exploring Space Shuttle Atlantis®!
Inside the Space Shuttle Atlantis attraction, enjoy a team challenge, space technology simulators, and the real space shuttle Atlantis. The After Hours Adventure program is designed specifically for student/youth groups and scout troops in grades 5 through 9. School and youth groups can call for available dates throughout the year.
Adventurers experience:
- Special Astronaut Encounter program with a veteran NASA astronaut, followed by a question and answer session
- Guided tour of Space Shuttle Atlantis with more than 60 interactive simulators and activities
- Educational activities and demonstrations
- One day general admission to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex that is valid for use within six days of the program date
- A buffet dinner
- 10 percent discount at The Space Shop with After Hours Adventure ticket
Tuition: $109 per person, plus tax
To make your reservation, call 1.855.433.4210 daily from 10 am - 4 pm EST.
Student Group Reservation Information:
- We reserve the right to deny program participation to any youth not in the age range due to program curriculum.
- A minimum of 10 students is required to make and maintain a reservation.
- The visitor complex reserves the right to cancel an After Hours Adventure date if there are less than 100 participants with all groups combined. This is due to facility requirements.
Please Note: Kennedy Space Center is a working space launch facility and programs are subject to change without notice.
Kennedy Space Center Official Guide
Kennedy Space Center Official Guide
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- Kennedy Space Center Official Guide App is available for free from the App Store
- Plan your trip with features such as maps, FAQ’s, and detailed descriptions of shows and attractions.
- Enhance your visit with information on guest services, dining and shopping, and for updated information including rocket launches.
- Use the wayfinding maps to maneuver your way around the visitor complex and the Apollo/Saturn V Center