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| Kennedy Space Center |
When: March 12, 2010 Where: Kennedy Space Center Includes: Transportation, General Admission Lunch at your Own Expense Price: $77.00 pp Option: For and extra $25.00 Visit Then & Now OR NASA up Close |
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| Kennedy Space Center |
When: March 12, 2010 Depart around 7am Where: Kennedy Space Center Includes: Transportation, General Admission Lunch at your Own Expense Tour Kennedy Space Center. Rocket Garden. See IMAX® space films In two giant IMAX theaters, the dream of spaceflight comes alive with a wall of sound, five-story screen and realistic 3-D special effects. Dramatic footage shot by NASA astronauts during actual missions will make you feel like you’re floating alongside them. Experience all of our exhibits and shows, including the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame with interactive spaceflight simulators. It’s 3... 2... 1... launch as guests take their own exciting journey of the Space Shuttle’s rush to Earth’s orbit. On Shuttle Launch Experience, visitors strap in to the sights, sounds and sensations of a real Space Shuttle launch. The journey begins as passengers enter the Shuttle Launch Simulation Facility, a looming six-story structure that looks like the actual Space Shuttle facilities at Kennedy Space Center. As crew members ascend along the gantry, veteran shuttle astronauts share testimonials, setting the stage for the experience to come. Shuttle Launch Experience Launch Cabin Entering the heart of Space Shuttle operations for the pre-launch briefing, crew members are guided by veteran Space Shuttle Commander Charlie Bolden as he takes them step-by-step through the shuttle launch sequence. Brilliant video screens spring to life on shuttle-like robotic arms. Anxious moments arise as atmospheric sound and lighting effects dramatize the moments before your space shuttle launch. This unique tour takes you to the International Space Station Center, LC 39 Observation Gantry, and the Apollo/Saturn V Center. Meet Astronaut Sam Gemar at the Astronaut Encounter. After you see the Hall of Fame, it's your turn to take the controls with hands-on activities and simulators, where you can suit up, strap in and blast off into an interactive experience that gives you a true taste of space. From the G-Force Trainer that lets you feel the pressure of four times the force of gravity, to the space shuttle landing simulator and riding a rover across the rocky Martian terrain, you can test your skills – and your nerve. Price: $77.00 pp Option: For and extra $25.00 Visit Then & Now Tour America's first launch sites from the 1960s, visit the Air Force Space and Missile Museum and see today's active unmanned rocket program. You'll relive the launch of America's first satellite at the Air Force Space & Missile Museum and see today's active rocket program. The tour ends at the Apollo/Saturn V Center. OR NASA up Close Today and Tomorrow Tour launch areas with an expert guide. Extra stops include the closest viewing location of the space shuttle launch pads, the Shuttle Landing Facility, a panoramic view of all launch pads from the NASA Causeway and a stop outside the Vehicle Assembly Building. The highlight of this Kennedy Space Center tour for most visitors is the A/B Camera Stop, where guests can access the closest possible Space Shuttle Launch Pad viewing site to snap photos and capture lasting memories. The tour ends at the amazing Apollo/Saturn V Center. |
