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NASA's Space Center Admission Plus Houston City Tour

Overview
After your amazing Houston city tour, experience the excitement of outer space on a visit to Space Center Houston, the official visitor center for NASA’s Johnson Space Center where you can hop aboard a tram for an orientation tour. One of Houston’s top attractions, Space Center Houston boasts a number of interactive displays with everything from space artifacts to a full-size rocket and space shuttle. See real astronauts at work at the NASA facility and learn about space exploration from fascinating hands-on exhibits. Your day also includes a morning 75 minute Houston city sightseeing tour by open-top bus before your visit.
City: Houston
Sat 05 Apr
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Starting at $98.95
Sat 05 Apr
Starting at $98.95
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What's Included
Transportation to NASA Space Center and admission ticket
Guided tram tour at Space Center
75 minute Houston city tour
Tour map and orientation
Additional Info
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Driving time to and from the Space Center may vary due to high traffic and road construction (Space Center is 26+ miles from the city)
  • Collapsible wheelchairs with removable wheels can be accommodated providing the passenger is accompanied by someone who can assist them board and disembark.
What To Expect
1
Houston City Tours
Start your tour at a Cowboy-themed Visitor Center, complete with Texas heritage artifacts and photo opportunities. In the waiting area, you'll find a coffee shop and souvenirs.
2
Discovery Green
See this beautiful urban park located in the heart of the GRB convention center area.
3
Daikin Park
See the home of the 2017 World Series Champions, the Houston Astros.
4
Downtown Historic District Market Square
Discover this historic Old Union square - an old place for commerce, a new place for art.
5
Tranquility Park
Built to commemorate the Apollo 11 moon landing in July 1969. It includes walkways, pools, and cylindrical water fountains.
6
Downtown Aquarium
Place for an adventurous and immersive experience in dining and activities
7
Sam Houston Park
Dedicated to the buildings and culture of Houston's past. The park, which was the first to be established in the city, was developed on land purchased by former Mayor Sam Brashier in 1900.
8
Space Center Houston
Lastly, make your way to Space Center Houston. Discover the exciting future and remarkable past of America’s human spaceflight program set among the largest collection of space artifacts in the southwestern United States. Also discover amazing new attractions. Guided tram tour is included in your admission tickets.
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (636)
Anonymous
Jan 2024
Unfortunately the way this tour is structured means you see the city in the morning and by the time you get to the Space Centre (around 12:15pm) and start lining up in queues that are 100m long, the only part of the space centre you can tour is the space park which houses 2 old rusted rocket relics and one big old Spaceship in a shed. Very underwhelming for the effort and cost. The space training facility tours which apparently are the highlight of the Johnson Space Centre get booked out super early - so by the time you arrive you’re out of luck and your only option is to view the boring space park which you line up for around 1hr for. I’m dumbfounded why this tour isn’t reconfigured so the space centre was in the morning and city tour in the afternoon.
Madelyn J
Dec 2023
We really enjoyed the space centre. Coming from Australia is was great to see all the displays and learn so much we didn’t previously know.
Luke_K
Dec 2023
The driver was very friendly. Unfortunately it was not a great experience. She spoke to the group (of all adults) as if we were very early elementary school students (education level and the tone/pitch of her voice), so the knowledge shared was surface level at best. She would make little sound effects during her descriptions that made you feel like you were watching a tv show for pre-school students… I would recommend a private tour if you want a educational experience and details of the actual history about the area. Once you get dropped off at nasa, you are on your own with the standard nasa staff. In this scenario, we were thankful for that because we were tired of being talked to like little children from the tour guide. However, I’d recommend a private/VIP NASA tour as well if you are not already super into that stuff. I’d have love to have someone to walk around with and get more in depth with some of the experiences.

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