Museums in Orlando

We visited the Kennedy Space Center with our grandchildren (7&9), and took the Guided Explore Tour. Our guide was great, he shared information about the history of the Space Center and the new Private Partnerships with SpaceX and Blue Orgin. Visiting Launch Sites 39A& B was exciting as we have watched numerous launches over the years from these sites. Seeing the size of the "Crawlers" was amazing, to think they can carry the Rockets from the Assembly Buildings to the Launch Pads is really impressive. Seeing the full size Saturn V Rockets suspended above our heads was awe inspiring. It was exciting to see the Lunar Rover and the LEM on display. Overall this was a great tour and our only regret is that we only had one day to visit. We will return and plan to purchase the 2-Day Ticket as there is so much to see!

Amazing experience ! Face to face with space history at its best . Live and breathe contemporary space programs like Space X abd blue origin aside from NASA itself . The simulator and VR experience rocks !

The place is great. A big building, three floors full of entertainment. Most of it is for children and young people. As well as going to the main parks, you have to go with a kids mind in order to interact with all games you will encounter in the way. So, a great place to be with your family. It is usually more crowded in the mornings, as it is open until midnight, you can go after lunch and do all the stuff by 22:00. There are meals, and pizzas you can buy at the spot. Adults will have a great time too. The third floor is full of entertainment for adults and young people. It will take you three or four hours to visit this center