Kennedy Space Center Bus Day Trip from Orlando
Explore America's spaceflight story with round-trip transport included
Duration
10 hrs
Includes
Admission, transfers, guide
Highlights
Discover the history of American space exploration on a shared bus excursion to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Combine a guided visit with free time to explore the exhibits at your own pace.
Itinerary
- Start at your pickup point: Charley's Steakhouse on Parkway Blvd in Kissimmee at 7:00 AM; Disney Swan Hotel, Zone 4, at 7:10 AM; Golden Corral Lake Buena Vista at 7:20 AM; Pacifica Ballroom at Universal's Royal Pacific at 7:35 AM; Avanti Palms Resort and Conference Center Orlando at 7:50 AM; or ICON Park, at the back of the complex below the Wheel, at 8:00 AM. Departure times are subject to change.
- Explore Kennedy Space Center on a guided tour, listed as 10 hours.
- Return to the Orlando, Kissimmee, and Disney areas at 6:00 PM.
What's Included
- Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex admission
- English-speaking professional driver/guide
- Round-trip transfers from the meetup point
Important details
- Children ages 0–17 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children ages 0–2 join free; child tickets cover ages 3–11, and adult rates apply from age 12.
- You can bring food and drinks in small, soft-sided coolers. Glass bottles, glass containers, and outside alcoholic drinks are not permitted.
- All bags are subject to security searches.
- Special launch-event admission is not included. Regular admission may be restricted on rocket launch dates.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, in destination local time, for a full refund.
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Related locations
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Admission includedStanding beneath a Saturn V rocket the length of a football field, you feel the true scale of what it took to reach the Moon. Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Merritt Island, Florida, puts you face to face with that history. From launch simulations to actual spacecraft, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex turns the story of human exploration into something you can touch, hear, and almost feel in your chest.