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Below is a suggested two-day itinerary, designed to give you a full day of discovery and time to explore key attractions across the complex. With two days, you’ll get to see more, experience more, and enjoy the journey at a more relaxed pace—perfect for soaking in the stories, exhibits, and atmosphere without feeling rushed. By the end, you’ll be practically a space expert.

Tips and Reminders

  • Download the Kennedy Space Center Official Guide on Google Play or the App Store for easy and immediate access to daily show times, tours, park hours, astronaut meet and greets, and more
  • The list of attractions listed below are in no particular order, offering flexibility to your day
  • Make sure to leave some time for shopping and snacks. The Milky Way is a great place to grab a mid-afternoon ice cream on a hot day.
  • Need additional help? Stop by the Information center (located before the front gate) upon arrival. A crewmember will be happy to help you plan your day as well!

DAY ONE

Today is all about exploring the present and future of space exploration, from active launch sites to upcoming deep space missions.

Hop on the Bus Tour for a look at NASA’s active launch pads and current infrastructure. Then head to Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex® and Journey to Mars to explore how NASA and its partners are preparing to go deeper into space and what it takes to make those missions possible.

DAY TWO

Today is about the legacy that made space exploration possible. Dive into the history of NASA’s most iconic programs, the missions that changed history, and the astronauts that braved it all.

From early spaceflight to Moon landings, this day connects you to the people and programs that paved our way.