• Rocket launch at Cape Canaveral
  

  
  Watch from one of several launch sites as either the Delta 4, Atlas 5 or Falcon 9 are launched into space. One of the most impressive man-made spectacles. Book tickets in advance from the Kennedy Space Center.
  
  

• Tours of the Space Center
  

  
  Tour the Space Center facilities: drive by the space shuttle launch pad, the launch countdown clock, the Shuttle Landing Facility, the Vehicle Assembly Building and the Saturn V rocket. Experience the Apollo 8 launch and visit Firing Room 4 inside the Launch Control Center which controls all shuttle launches.
  
  

• Rockets and space equipment
  

  
  Learn about space exploration through interactive exhibits, see the Mars exploration vehicles, the rockets, space suits and other equipment, and learn about the early history of space travel, with artefacts from the first manned space flights and the original Mercury mission control consoles.
  
  

• Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
  

  
  Relatively undisturbed wildlife habitat or saltwater estuaries, sand dunes, marshes and pine forest. See alligators and bobcats on the Black Point Wildlife Drive, watch manatees from the observation deck, go birding in the marshes, spot wildlife along the five hiking trails and go kayaking in Mosquito Lagoon.
  
  

• The Shuttle Launch Experience
  

  
  The Shuttle Launch Experience, designed by award winning experience designer Bob Rogers. The attraction puts guests through a simulated shuttle launch.
  
  

• Air Force Space and Missile Museum
  

  
  The Air Force Space & Missile Museum is located at Launch Complex 26 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. It includes artifacts from the early American space program and includes an outdoor rocket garden displaying rockets, missiles and space-related equipment chronicling the US Air Force.
  
  

• Zero Gravity
  

  
  Zero Gravity Corporation offer parabolic flights on a modified 727, offering brief periods of weightlessness.
  
  

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