SpaceX Falcon Heavy NROL-97
The Next SpaceX Rocket Launch from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center
Watching a live rocket launch is an unforgettable, exhilarating experience. Join Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex for the next rocket launch, and witness liftoff with live commentary from space experts, bleacher seating, and access to the visitor complex’s attractions and exhibits.
For this evening launch, the visitor complex is only offering viewing with the purchase of a Feel the Heat Launch Viewing Package. Tickets purchased for viewing NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 will NOT be valid for admission for viewing this launch, NROL-97. See below for all inclusions.
Feel the Heat Launch-Viewing-Paket
The Feel the Heat package brings you as close to the launch pad as possible with viewing from the Apollo/Saturn V Center! See the rocket leave the launch pad. Please be familiar with the scrub policy for launch viewing packages.
WHERE: Apollo/Saturn V Center Lawn
DISTANCE: 3.9 miles / 6.27 kilometers from the launch pad
PRICE: $250 (plus tax)
INKLUSIVE:
- Launch viewing packages support two launch attempts and an additional daily admission ticket valid to use within 30 days after the launch date.
- Bustransport durch die Tore der NASA zum Apollo/Saturn V Center
- Echtzeit-Startkommentar von einem Raumfahrtexperten
- Complimentary buffet meal and souvenir
- Eine Erinnerungskarte, ein Abzeichen und ein Schlüsselband zur Erinnerung an den Start
- Digitalfoto von Ihrer Feier von AstroPhotos
WICHTIGE INFORMATIONEN:
- Check-in for Feel the Heat begins at 9:45 PM; bus boarding begins at 10:00 PM at the bus boarding area.
- Plan to arrive early and plan for increased traffic.
- Bleacher space is limited. For lawn seating, we recommend you bring a blanket or a foldable chair that can be carried in a shoulder bag.
- Launch viewing packages are for all ages, but an adult must accompany any children.
- Don’t forget your bug spray!
- When you click the link below, scroll to the bottom for this mission’s package.
MISSIONSBESCHREIBUNG:
Launch Provider: SpaceX
Launch Vehicle: Falcon Heavy
Booster Landing: Landing Zone 40 & Landing Zone 2 – Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (Center booster expended)