Space Center Houston Entry Ticket | Texas

How to Use Your Voucher

• Please present the e-voucher on-site
• How to Use

Includes/Excludes

• Admission to the Space Center Houston
• Access to all permanent & travelling hands-on exhibits
• Access to 3 theaters, live shows, 400+ space artifacts and more
• Astronaut Training Facility Tour
• George W.S. Abbey Rocket Park Tour
• Includes
• Other expenses not mentioned above
• Parking fee
• Audio guide device
• Tips
• Transportation
• Hotel transfer
• Dining expenses
• Personal expenses
• Simulator experiences
• Historic Mission Control Tour (available to book on-site at an additional cost)
• Excludes

Validity Period

• The voucher must be used on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration

Cancellation Policy

• Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
• Cancellation Fee Payment Method

Reminders

Travelers may be asked to present ID documents (e.g. passport, ID card) for identity verification. Please make sure you carry the aforementioned documents with you on the day of the visit

• This is a timed entrance ticket, please arrive 5 minutes before the time chosen at booking and shown on your voucher
• Please note: The Astronaut Training Facility Tour and the George W.S. Abbey Rocket Park Tour must be booked on-site and are first come, first served
• All bags will be screened by security prior to entering
• For handy guides and maps, download the Space Center Houston app for free in the App Store or Google Play
• There is peak attendance on weekends, holidays, and in the summer. During these times, you should therefore arrive as early as possible
• Large diaper bags are permitted, but are subject to inspection
• Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing, as some experiences take place outdoors
• This facility is wheelchair accessible
• Service animals are permitted, but no pets

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Purchase Notice

Find operation details on the official website. Hours could change without warning; ensure operating hours before bookingAdmission is free for children under 3 years old. Proof of age (e.g., passport) is required

• Children below 15 years old must be accompanied by an adult at all times
• No refunds for bad weather, queues, or unforeseen events after booking. Please consider this before booking

Product Info

On 20 July 1969, Apollo 11's lunar module lands on the moon. It may be the most important day in the history of space exploration. After more than a decade of struggle in the space race, NASA lands a huge win for America, but also for mankind.

Now visitors can pay homage to the astronauts and dreamers who made it all possible, with Houston Space Center tickets! See crafts that have been into orbit, get up close to space suits, and find out more about the future of space travel.

A tram tour of the Johnson Space Center is the best way to start at Space Center Houston, the official visitor center of NASA. You'll see a colossal Saturn V rocket, walk above Building 9 – the classroom where astronauts have trained since 1980 – and enter Apollo Mission Control, where people first heard “The Eagle has landed”. Need to get your bearings on where to go next, the free app has a map and useful audio information in different languages.

It's one thing to learn about something, but seeing the command modules where astronauts sat during the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions is another thing entirely. The starship gallery offers the chance to see a lunar lander, and rover, along with modules from major missions.

Ever wondered what it's like onboard a ship? With Space Center Houston tickets, you'll find out first-hand! Step inside a space shuttle and see a mock-up of the cockpit. Visitors can enter two crafts, the Independence and NASA 905, a specially fitted Boeing 747 that served as Shuttle Aircraft Carrier more than 220 times.

Enjoy a retrospective of NASA's history on one of Texas' biggest screens at the Destiny Theater, and charter NASA's formation and most successful missions. Skip forward in time at the International Space Station Gallery and enjoy interactive exhibits, before seeing objects that have been in orbit.