www.cruisenews.biz www.miamicruising.com www.fortlauderdalecruising.com www.firsttimecruiser.com www.babyboomertravel.com

No trip to Port Canaveral would be
complete
without
spending a day at nearby Kennedy Space Center. It is an amazingly well
organized, entertaining and most educational look at our nation's
history of space exploration. The visitors' center contains hundreds of
exhibits and displays of manned space flight. Be sure to visit the Imax
theater for a breathtaking view of a shuttle launch up-close and
personal, hold onto your chair.
After you've explored a full size shuttle mock-up and other exhibits, you'll board air-conditioned motorcoaches for a visit to the launch complex where NASA astronauts begin their journeys into space. You'll drive by the vehicle assembly building, so large that clouds can develop in it's highest reaches. Look carefully, you might see an actual shuttle standing in there mounted to its external fuel tank and boosters.
The
last stop on the tour is the Saturn V building where you'll stand in
the actual launch control center where Apollo 11 was directed. Then
enter a gigantic hall where a Saturn V rocket lays spread out before
you.
The Kennedy Space Center is only a few minutes from Port Canaveral, from FL528 West just follow the signs. Admission is required for the tour, but it is well worth it.
