We visited with our child (7 and 4), who both enjoyed the day. Although some things were a bit 'too old' for our 4 year, our 7 year enjoyed lots of things within the park. He is very interested in space and asked lots of questions. There were things to do for our 4 year old, he just didn't have the patience and attention span for all of the details and some of the exhibits. They both loved being able to get in a number of the rockets/capsules outside and also some of the items and exhibits with other areas. The both absolutely loved the planet play area and also loved playing in the water fountains on a hot day! We did the 2 day pass and didn't manage to see everything, but did get around most things. Although having 2 smaller children slowed us down a little, you could probably do everything without children or with older children. The bus tour was interesting along with the commentary. The Spaceport ride was good, we did it twice.

A truly amazing arrangement of displays with short movies detailing the space programme from the first man in space, through to the Apollo programme, Space Shuttle, space exploration probes, through to present day and into future manned Mars missions. There is too much to appreciate in one day so you really need the two day ticket. I visited from the UK and attended two days in a row, spending the whole day here on both occasions. Many of the displays are indoors allowing a break from the Florida heat and humidity but be prepared for a reasonable amount of walking outdoors too. The Atlantis building and the bus tour are essential to fully appreciate everything. There is commentary on everying so even those not interested in space exploration would enjoy their day. There is plenty of parking and it is easy to locate, plus plenty of places to eat during your visit.

What an awesome experience! The exhibits were set up extremely well and the displays succeeded in giving maximum effect. Learnt so much. I was very impressed. It was so fascinating and to be able to get up and close to the exhibits was an incredible experience. So much to see and do and take in. A really memorable day.

Enjoyed the bulk of the day at both the museum enjoying the history, artifacts and narrative history presented in the different areas of the grounds. The buildings are spread out enough to not be on top of others enjoying the sites. Would recommend taking the bus ride to Apollo / Saturn V Center first upon arriving. That museum, a separate review, is amazing! Overall a very good experience

A great experience if you are into space travel and the history. See the actual launch sites and capsules and space shuttle and equipment from Apollo 11. Do the extra explorer bus tour to get close to the launch sites and assembly building

Explorer bus tour with John from westfield.He was probably the best guide ever, knowledgeable, funny, able to give great answers to all the questions.I ran into him again at Atlantis space shuttle tour. He heard me talking to my friend about my old singer and turned and told me about cloth covering being sewn by people with old singer sewing machines..making it so personal. This made my day special. Highly recommend KSCenter and try to get John from Westfield for a great experience.

Like other reviewers have said, spend two days here if you can because there is a lot to see/do. We only hit the highlights and were there a full day. If you can, do the KSC Explore tour. You will get to stop and see Launch Pad 39 A and B and the UAB on your way to the Apollo/Saturn V Center. It is almost 2 hours of your day on the tour, but it's really cool to see those locations. There was a lot of history here, but I thought there would be more. It wasn't presented like a lot of museums present historical pieces. Seeing shuttle Atlantis was really cool, along with some of the models of the new space capsules/rockets. A lot of the exhibits were family friendly to get kids interested. Shout out to Charles who was doing the STEM demos the day we visited. He was funny and he had lots of cool experiments. He also had great tips for getting good photos of the Falcon X display and which simulator ride to take.

Pro tips: they take pics of you at every opportunity. Buy the digital package for $45 at the end of the trip! Food was not great. Bring sandwiches. Atlantis ride is not as scary as they say but I watched from the observation deck (no motion) which worked for me. They have wheelchairs and scooters for rent which is good because the campus rivals Disney. Do the bus tour first and pics in spacesuits. Visit during the week. If you want to do the Astronaut experience, book months ahead.

The trip was amazing. We did the tour that took us behind to the launching pads and other parts behind scene from the visitor complex and it was amazing. Very educational and all the history was a great experience for 11 year old nephew.

This is an amazing place to visit - we had a blast! We just Uber'd it there and back, which was easy and convenient. The tours are regular and well run - lots of entertainment for all ages. We spent a full day and probably could have done two. Highly recommend. So much to see and do!