Space Center Houston Admission Ticket
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Space Center Houston Admission Ticket
By Space Center Houston
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Forget the fuss of buying admission tickets at the last minute and pre-book entry to the Space Center Houston. The ticket provides all-day access to the center: letting you explore must-sees such as the Astronaut and Starship Galleries; take a tram tour of the NASA Johnson Space Center, and more; at your own pace.
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Duration: 24h
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Highlights
- 1-day admission ticket to the Space Center Houston
- Book ahead to save time and hassle while you’re on vacation
- See all the highlights: Starship Gallery, NASA Tram, Mission Mars, and more
- Entry/Admission to Space Center Houston
- All exhibits and attractions
- Entry/Admission - Space Center Houston
What's not included- Food and drinks (available for purchase at Food Lab on site)
- Souvenir photos (available for purchase)
- Parking (additional $10 fee)
- Simulator rides (available for purchase)
- Historic Mission Control Tour (available to book on-site at an additional cost)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Pushchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Transportation is wheelchair accessible
- Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
If you have questions about accessibility, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 75220SPACE- Audio guide available in English and Spanish (additional fee)
- Most travellers can participate
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.
- If you have questions about this tour or need help making your booking, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 75220SPACE
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- Fiona-LAJ0 contributionsThe Saturn V is worth the visit.This is the second time we went with family. Nice experience. Last time was 8 years ago and we found the tree our kids climbed on near the entrance of the Saturn V exhibit place. I still enjoy seeing the huge rocket and read the history of the Apollo missions. I remembered there's a huge rocket upright outside there and my little on took a picture with it 8 years ago. But this time, it seems not that big (The little Joe II) I guess my kids have grown up so much. Time flies. Anyway, recommend to anyone interested in science.Written 7 January 2025
- Liztravelsandeats0 contributionsWent with our 17 month oldAlthough not entirely made for tiny tots it is still something you can take them with if your are a space fan. There are a few tours you can do and your LO can join but they wont be able to run around. The exhibition hall itself is massive and there they can roam freely. However, there isn’t much for them to explore or do. Just go if you are a space and think the Space Center is a must for you to visit.Written 24 September 2024
- rdubbs080 contributionsOUT OF THIS WORLD!This was my second time to Space Center Houston, with the first being 2 years ago in 2022. Both times centered around bringing my boy(s) to space camp for the week. In 2022, I tacked on the Mission Control VIP tour, which is done in the AM and is well worth it! This year I opted for the other VIP tour, Astronaut Training, which was from 1 - 4 pm. Along with admission to the Space Center, which is awesome by itself, the VIP experience takes you behind the scenes over at Johnson Space Center. The Astronaut Training VIP tour was OUT OF THIS WORLD! We left the Johnson Space Center property and went to the neutral buoyancy lab - simply amazing! Whether you opt for the VIP experience or not, spending a day at Space Center Houston will bring the inner child out in you and you will be in awe!Written 23 September 2024
- marcsT9905YA0 contributionsHonestly it sucksWaste of time and money. It's a huge empty warehouse with interesting items few and far between. You couldn't pay me to go back.Written 23 August 2024
- 83LaurieM11120 contributionsNot much fun for kids and kind of expensiveThis was pretty cool, but the selection for stuff kids could do was pretty slim. Also, there were massive lines to do all of the kids’ things. My 6-year-old is too restless to wait in line to turn a knob so she just didn’t do most of it. The coolest part to us was the VR ride (which costs extra). We did the shuttle ride, but by the time they crammed all of us in there, we were at the back, and it was hard for her to see the screen so… pointless and a waste of money. The VR ride was pretty cool though. The worst part of both lines was the 30 minute to hour long wait. We sat on the floor and played eye-spy or thumb wrestled or something. It took forever! The gift shop was VERY expensive with shirts starting at $25 unless you shopped the one clearance rack and got lucky to find the size you needed. They had stuffed animals for as much as $60. Ridiculous. Some of that could’ve been bought online for way cheaper, but you spend the money because of where you are. I spent around $120 in the gift shop for 3 shirts and a stuffed animal. I cringed.Written 22 August 2024
- Lead28290 contributionsGreat ExperienceThe staff was fantastic here and the tour guides were great. You have to register for astronaut training tour early at the information desk. The astronaut training was neat to see, but they could of gone a little more in depth about what the areas were inside the building. Mission control was neat to see. The boeing airplane that transported the spaceship was the highlight for me. There Saturn 5 rocket and their "rocket park" was kind of a let down. The rocket park only has 3 rockets. For some reason the Saturn 5 in Cape Canaveral seemed grander. Might just be me or the way the rocket was displayed. Driving through the NASA grounds was neat.Written 25 July 2024
- B8125PXkarlk0 contributionswaste of timsFacilities and exhibits outdated and many non functional. Would not recommend it to anyone. wish Soace x was running the space center tours.Written 24 June 2024
- JMoon890 contributionsGood TimeShowed up around 10:30 AM and only the last 2 tours were available for the Astronaut Training Facility, so agree with what people say about showing up as soon as they open to secure a tour. Rocket Park is available all day, no reservation required and not much of a wait. They send the tram as soon as it's full and the next one is waiting to go. You technically don't have in and out privileges for parking cause the camera system will flag you twice.. we wanted to go out and get In-and-Out for lunch while waiting for our Mission Control Tour. But the parking ticket does say it's a flat fee for 18 hours, so we were able to get our second parking fee waived at guest services. Interesting museum, worth the visitWritten 16 June 2024
- attheinn0 contributionsNot worth the money- especially mission control (ugh)- small -not like advertisementsPicture this. You and your family (includes two 9 year old boys) are going to Houston for an event unrelated to the space museum. You have limited time, but since you are there you might as well do something unique that you can't do where you live. After much ado, we chose to see the SPACE MUSEUM. It looked like so much fun! Once you park, pay for parking w/your phone, and walk in, you are on your own in terms of figuring out what to do/where to go. After walking around and asking for help on where and how to sign up to take the first come first served trams, we walked around to look at the museum before our tram excursions. Below is our actual experience after walking in, getting oriented, and well, walking around the museum portion before the tram excursions. The actual museum inside took about 20 minutes to get through and we were done-- YEP. This does not count anything else, just the museum (but still, 20 minutes?). It is much smaller than advertised-- not worth it. Do something else. ALL VR simulators were BROKEN and closed down when we were there (staff seemed to be used to this by the comments they made about it). THEATER (extra $$) -- Did not do -The science museum where we live has a theater with same types of movies. Could add to the experience if you haven't done something like this before. MISSION CONTROL time to see the control room --ride to the building, walk up stairs, sit in seats (in front of the old mission control room -very small and glassed off), watch a ten-minute video clip of the moon landing (from small TV in upper corner of the room), and leave. The viewing portion and pictures took about twelve minutes. -can walk by control room window on the way out to take pictures (each guest gets about ten seconds due to time and space- no pun intended :-). The tram ride to and from, instructions from staff on how to behave, walking flights of stairs (five I believe) up and back down all took a lot longer than the actual exhibit portion. This could easily be a part of the admission cost and located within the main museum (as a small exhibit). ROCKET (included in admission) - tram to site, go inside, see rocket, leave (self guided). Seeing the rocket was fun. This was probably the best part for us. INDEPENDENCE PLAZA/SHUTTLE (included in admission)-- From the outside it looks exciting-- the inside, not so much. The inside is pretty gutted. Walk up stairs or elevator (a couple of levels to see), one level has glass encased artifacts, and glass encased shuttle equipment--cannot touch any of the equipment all closed off by plexiglass. The other level is just glassed off equipmet. Envision being excited, going up to the level, walking through the shuttle door only to see a very small turn around space with plexiglass closing most of the shuttle off and only getting to look through plexiglass to see some equipment and walking out. The other level had more to look at (artifacts), but not too much different from what I have seen in our own museum. Again, this could be inside the actual museum as a small exhibit. TRAINING CENTER -- did not get to do - see below -- TRAM RIDE EXPERIENCES that come w/admission are FIRST COME first served when you get to the museum (you sign up at that time). We did not get to do the training center. It was booked up two hours beyond everything else we were doing. There would have been nothing to do while waiting, so we left. THE MUSEUM IS SMALL -Don't be fooled by the pictures/advertisement. I was hoping for more from the SPACE museum. For me, it was very disappointing. It would have been very disappointing even if it cost a lot less. This is one of our only space museums in the United States. It was so limited, outdated and boring. I get that the items are historical, but most of that could be placed inside the museum. Add some new technology. Make sure what you have is actually working. I really didn't see much that I hadn't already seen except the actual rocket. The mission control room (ugh), honestly, it just looked so staged/fake and it was not worth the money. What you see in the pictures is what you see. Any close up images from people are taken on their way out with a camera zooming in through a window (it is a large window). You don't get to walk around the control room. It was like sitting in an extremely small theater space looking at a staged area of old computers and equipment (an office space) with ash trays and cigarettes lying around). If the museum was trying to make the impression that the moon landing was fake, this exhibit helped. We've all already seen the video clip of the moon landing (unless your are a child I guess)! We don't need to sit in the old gross theater seats from that era (the original seats and they smelled) watching that video clip from a tiny TV while looking through a window at the supposed mission control room from the moment of the moon landing. The area is small. Don't be fooled by pictures. In case one thinks I am missing the point, forget it. Read about it all online. That is enough.Written 10 June 2024
- LindaA1230 contributionsExperience the Space ProgramUnfortunately we were scheduled for a tour and ended up missing it due to traffic construction and there were no other tours available that day. So we toured on our own. I would highly recommend if you are in the Houston area to visit the Space Center. There is such a wealth of information and exhibits. You need to allow yourself at least 4-5 hours (probably longer if you take the tram tour) in order to be able to see and experience everything. The spacesuit collection is awesome and represents the spacesuits used throughout the years. You need to make sure you visit Independence Plaza and go inside the shuttle replica which is mounted on top of the NASA 905 shuttled carrier aircraft. I found the wall with photos of all the astronauts from the very first shuttle mission very interesting and spent quite a bit of time just looking at how the space program has evolved from only one or two astronauts to now teams of quite a few more. Make sure you visit the gift shop, they had "space food" and I ended up buying two Freeze Dried Ice Cream Pops for my great grandchildren and shipped them to the kids. They were so excited to get space food. I was curious what they would taste like and the kids told me "Grandma they tasted like ice cream". Definitely worth going to visit.Written 1 June 2024
- jmc_travel_fan0 contributionsVery good but not to die for!I parked for free in the small parking by the front main entrance. I walked with my family to all exterior exhibits and took many pictures. We went inside the center and requested to visit the gift shop alone. Anyone is allowed to do this, you get almost an hour to see and purchase many great things at this store. We saved $130+ in tickets by doing this. We went on the Solar Eclipse week so we got to take special exterior pictures too. Once in the main entrance you can also glance and take some quick pictures in the main atrium area.Written 21 April 2024
- Wewantcleanrooms0 contributionsVery disappointing, just an accumulation of queues, with little to see.What a waste of an educational opportunity, 3 tours available, but only 1 operating, ridiculous queues, boring exhibits, expensive food, very few seating areas, do not recommend this to anyone. I must add, we have visited Kennedy NASA and it was amazing.Written 15 April 2024
- kb1470 contributionsAwesome ExperienceWent with a private group tour. Started with a session with Astronaut Tony Antonelli who gave a question and answer session . I was totally impressed with his intelligence insight and humanity. Then we did a tram tour encompassing the Saturn V rocket: enormous, can't get any impression of what it is really like watching on TV; Mission Control and recreation of 1969 Moon Landing: really moving; and finally the Astronaut "playground" training center: an unimaginably huge indoor space. Following the formal tour we had free time to explore on our own. We waited in a very long line to see Independence Space Shuttle mock up on real 747 used to transport it. I thought it was worth the wait: extremely interesting and educational. Place was very crowded due to Eclipse chasers coming to Texas at the time.Written 13 April 2024
- curlieque0 contributionsThe VIP tours are expensive but worth it!Having done the regular tram tour before, this time I splurged for the two VIP tours. They are each three (3) hours long and cover different behind the scenes areas of JSC. If you're a space nerd/geek/enthusiast, it doesn't get much better! Aside from the tours, the SCA and model shuttle Independence exhibit were also new for me (and hubby). The plane was actually the more interesting (especially after having done the VIP tours). It's one thing to hear that its interior has been gutted, and another to see it up close. To save time we preordered pizza for lunch using the app. The pizza was undercooked.Written 12 April 2024
- Travel_with_tripp0 contributionsSpace, the final frontierLoved Space center Houston. We got the city pass and did not have to have a time slot for arrival. We scanned the city pass at the door after security and could even leave and come back that same day if needed. A little crowded but it was spring break in Houston. Great time and even had activities for the kids to build and create.Written 18 March 2024
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Jackeline B
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Dec 2024 • Family
The experience was not the best regarding the logistics because of the lack of organization, but the attractions are very interesting and educational. After four hours of driving from our city, my family and I arrived to the parking lot, and no one told us to pay parking, but we figured it out because of the signs in the parking with the barcodes. Once we park we went to the line that was a 35 minutes wait. Once we were inside, there was a lot of people and after a couple of minutes we finally found an employee to ask where to start the tour by ourselves. There were two separate long lines for two of the attractions with a two and a half hour waiting time, and for one of them you have to pay an additional amount to be able to use it. Once it was 3:00 pm they close the line because it was too long and we could not even see those two attractions. We ended up just walking around and watching just one part of the exhibition. In my opinion they need to be more of organized and not to oversell the tickets, so the visitors are not overcrowded and can enjoy the exhibition.
Written 28 December 2024
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JustACityBoy2
New York City, NY48 contributions
The space center is very nice. Interesting exhibits and info session. Don't need more than 2 hours if you don't do the tour of the grounds. 1 hour and rather boring so better to skip that. Only allowed to see inside one building and all others were a drive by with a tour guide telling you what was in each building. Souvenirs are ridiculously priced so if you have children with you keep them out of the gift shops. Tiny toys cost $20 to $50. Unless you want a $10 fridge magnet. Heard the one in Florida is much better. But the main space center exhibits are worth the ticket price. And eats and drinks prices are crazy too. $4.59 for small bottle of water.
Written 29 October 2024
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RV Manifest Destiny
Plum, Pennsylvania165 contributions
Feb 2025 • Couples
This was a great way to spend 4 hours. We got our general admission tickets and mission control tickets on line and arrived basically when the museum opened on a Monday. It was fairly busy and our mission control tour tram was full. I suggest you buy your tickets online since the line for tickets when we arrived was long. You pay for parking when you arrive using your phone and a QR code. The museum itself is easy to tour with the main steps being the shuttle. If you take the mission control tour there are 87 steps to get up to the control room. There is an elevator, but not sure how big it is and they move through the presentation , so you may risk missing it if you arent first on that elevator. There is also an elevator for the levels of the shuttle.
Keep an eye out for cards advertising the space center at your camp ground or hotel for $5 off.
There is a large cafe area in the museum, and ample bathrooms scattered about.
The rocket park tram tour is free but you do have to sign up for it. You cant get over there by yourself on foot.
Keep an eye out for cards advertising the space center at your camp ground or hotel for $5 off.
There is a large cafe area in the museum, and ample bathrooms scattered about.
The rocket park tram tour is free but you do have to sign up for it. You cant get over there by yourself on foot.
Written 11 February 2025
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Ryan M
Rolla, MO84 contributions
Spent over 4 hours at the space center and was every bit worth it. It was quite busy when we were there but line wait times were not long at all. I do recommend the free tram to Rocket Town the Saturn 1 display is quite impressive and a must see. The two other tram rides that cost $, book ahead they will be booked up by mid-day. Lastly it had a really nice souvenir shop that you need to stop by before you leave. Absolutely loved this place and would go back again in a heartbeat.
Written 26 December 2024
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Teri J
6 contributions
Jun 2024 • Family
I felt like it was easy to find and easy to park. My mom was annoyed that you have to scan a QR code posted in the parking lot to pay, but I find that convenient.
Prices were okay ... I would have liked to pay more like $20 or $25 to get in; at least one of the activities (VR) inside was a separate charge. The concession area was like airport prices.
I thought that the architecture of the space was strange, and it was honestly my biggest complaint about this experience. It's kind of like a studio apartment in museum form, with nothing really in the center and various hubs around the edges. It had the effect of being way louder than it needed to be. I would recommend that folks prone to being overstimulated consider earplugs. The interior was darker than I would expect from a public space like this, but the displays were well lit and easy to read. There were not a lot of places to sit and rest for those who would need something like that.
There was a ton of information and it was clearly presented and easy to understand. It was interesting to see the artifacts from various points in history. It's worth a trip, if you're into the topic.
Prices were okay ... I would have liked to pay more like $20 or $25 to get in; at least one of the activities (VR) inside was a separate charge. The concession area was like airport prices.
I thought that the architecture of the space was strange, and it was honestly my biggest complaint about this experience. It's kind of like a studio apartment in museum form, with nothing really in the center and various hubs around the edges. It had the effect of being way louder than it needed to be. I would recommend that folks prone to being overstimulated consider earplugs. The interior was darker than I would expect from a public space like this, but the displays were well lit and easy to read. There were not a lot of places to sit and rest for those who would need something like that.
There was a ton of information and it was clearly presented and easy to understand. It was interesting to see the artifacts from various points in history. It's worth a trip, if you're into the topic.
Written 8 July 2024
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Rob
El Paso, TX2 contributions
A couple of issues we ran into:
1. Couldn’t purchase military discounted tickets online, therefore missed the opportunity to do the mission command tour because it was booked for the week. I could have paid full price and planned further out, didn’t know my travel plans until closer to my visit.
2. The museum was overcrowded, made it not enjoyable to see the exhibits. Reminded me of Disney world during peak season.
3. The plane/shuttle exhibit has no clear directions. Was able to see the inside of the shuttle but when we came back out the line was to the bottom of the stairs and only got worse and time passed. Recommend the crowds see the shuttle first in on line, then straight to the plane which has a direct exist to the ground level.
Overall the trip was educational and enjoyed learning with the kids. Not a pleasant experience doing it.
1. Couldn’t purchase military discounted tickets online, therefore missed the opportunity to do the mission command tour because it was booked for the week. I could have paid full price and planned further out, didn’t know my travel plans until closer to my visit.
2. The museum was overcrowded, made it not enjoyable to see the exhibits. Reminded me of Disney world during peak season.
3. The plane/shuttle exhibit has no clear directions. Was able to see the inside of the shuttle but when we came back out the line was to the bottom of the stairs and only got worse and time passed. Recommend the crowds see the shuttle first in on line, then straight to the plane which has a direct exist to the ground level.
Overall the trip was educational and enjoyed learning with the kids. Not a pleasant experience doing it.
Written 1 January 2025
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j889814672
Jakarta, Indonesia311 contributions
Nov 2024 • Family
Just a money grab. Pay for parking, pay for admission, (actual admission price is more than double what their web site says), and pay for everything once inside. Really not interesting and quite annoying. Hard to figure out what exibits exist, what one can see for free, and how to get there. We really felt like this was a waste of time and (mostly) money.
Written 18 November 2024
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MayfieldParrish
Denver, CO1,095 contributions
Mar 2024 • Family
This was a unique attraction with current and past items of interest from space exploration. It is like a living museum. Even if you don't care for science or the space program you will still learn something interesting. The only part we did not care for was the entrance procedures. When buying a ticket they ask you to choose a time for entry. When we arrived on time we were told to stand in line with people who walked up to buy tickets as well. Really a ham handed process and not well thought out.
Written 29 March 2024
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bverbos
Milwaukee, WI211 contributions
Nov 2024 • Couples
Space Center Houston consists of a museum type building, a tram ride to a building with a Saturn 5 rocket, and two optional (extra cost) tram tours to the mission control building and the astronaut training site. The two for-pay tours are by reservation only. The museum is full of NASA displays, including video displays, and there is daily in-person programs. Unfortunately the place was literally overrun by kids on the day we were there (a Friday afternoon) . Given the hoard of kids it was impossible to comfortably examine the displays. We were too late to reserve places on the optional and pricey tram tours, which used to be included in the general admission. If you are really into space exploration or have a child (who can read explanations on displays) who is really into space engineering and exploration (no sci-fi here) then this may be a good experience for you.
Written 27 November 2024
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rjf32
Orem, UT104 contributions
Feb 2025 • Family
Was in Houston with my family and as we looked for things to do this was one of the top things that came up in our searches. I was n't very impressed given how expensive it was. We have space museums near our home that are free and they have much more interactive things for kids to do. This is an interesting place to go to if you like reading plaques but that is about it. There were very few interactive exhibits. The tour to the astronaut training facility was interesting but I thought they could have taught us a lot more. I was most disappointed that there was a conference going on at the same time we were there so they weren't showing any of the movies and they didn't tell us this when we bought our tickets and the tickets were the same price. They definitely should have given a discount on the ticket prices if they were going to close parts of the museum. I wouldn't recommend going for the price.
Written 7 February 2025
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Absolutely, you have to do stroller parking for the trams and will have to hold the baby during the tours. One tour has very many stairs but ppl with difficultly using the stairs can take an elevator.!
Written 3 September 2022
It's four of us one of the kids are 3 years old. Does the child need a ticket if all other parties are paid for?
Written 9 February 2022
We are planning on going this week but it’s calling for rain. Is this all indoors?
Written 1 January 2020
Most of it is indoors.The trams that transport you from building to building are covered with open sides.The best part of it is indoors.
Written 1 January 2020
Criança com necessidade especial e acompanhante pagam?
Written 16 October 2019
Ik heb geen informatie of een begeleider ook moet betalen. Sorry.
Written 13 November 2019
My school is planning a field trip for our 4th and 5th grade students and would like information on the best way to plan our day and what maps or exhibits we should get to plan and make this trip successful? There will be approximately 249 of us.
Written 18 September 2019
Contact Space Center. They have groups often and I am sure have all the answers
Written 18 September 2019
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