Apollo/Saturn V Center
Explore the Wonders of Space at the Apollo/Saturn V Center
Visit the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex for an unforgettable journey through space exploration and NASA's rich history, perfect for all ages.
The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is a must-visit destination for tourists, offering an immersive experience into the world of space exploration. Located in Merritt Island, Florida, this iconic site features thrilling exhibits, historic spacecraft, and the chance to meet real astronauts. Ideal for families and space enthusiasts alike, the center showcases the extraordinary achievements of NASA and invites visitors to embark on an adventure through the cosmos.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Car
If you are driving from Cocoa Beach, head west on 520 W. Continue on 520 W for about 10 miles until you reach the intersection with SR 3. Turn left onto SR 3 South. Follow SR 3 for approximately 5 miles, and then turn right onto Space Commerce Way. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex will be on your left. Look for the large entrance sign.
Car
From Orlando, take the FL-528 E expressway towards Cocoa Beach. Stay on FL-528 E for about 40 miles. Take exit 49 for SR 3 towards Merritt Island. Turn right onto SR 3 South and then take the right onto Space Commerce Way. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex will be on your left. Watch for the entrance sign to guide you in.
Public Transportation
To reach the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex via public transport, take the Space Coast Area Transit bus route 9 from Cocoa Beach or Merritt Island. The bus will take you directly to the Space Center. Be sure to check the bus schedule for the latest times and routes. Once you arrive at the Kennedy Space Center’s bus stop, follow the signs to the entrance.
Car
If you are coming from Titusville, take US-1 South and then merge onto FL-528 W. Continue for about 7 miles, then take exit 49 for SR 3 towards Merritt Island. Turn right onto SR 3 South and then take the right onto Space Commerce Way. The entrance to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex will be on your left shortly after.
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