Billet d'entrée au centre spatial de Houston

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Space Center Houston is one of Houston’s top attractions, the Official Visitor Center of NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston’s first Smithsonian Affiliate and a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence awardee. The center features more than 400 space artifacts as well as numerous permanent and traveling exhibits, attractions and theaters related to the exciting future and remarkable past of America’s human space-flight program – all for one admission price.

Ville: Houston

Sat 28 Feb

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Entry/Admission to Space Center Houston

All exhibits and attractions

Entry/Admission to Space Center Houston

All exhibits and attractions

Entry/Admission to Space Center Houston

All exhibits and attractions

Entry/Admission to Space Center Houston

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Houston
1601 NASA Parkway,

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Note: Bring water bottles or plan to purchase beverages. Clear bags are highly recommended.

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Information additionnelle

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Audio guide available in English and Spanish (additional fee)

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Space Center Houston

Space Center Houston is designed to engage adults and children alike. There is always something new at Space Center Houston, with an amazing array of traveling exhibits and astounding events. Space Center Houston has the world’s largest collection of moon rocks and lunar samples for public view. Known around the world as the home of NASA Mission Control, International Space Station Mission Control and astronaut training, guests are taken behind the scenes to see NASA Johnson Space Center.

Space Center Houston

Centre spatial de Houston

Space Center Houston est conçu pour engager les adultes et les enfants. Il y a toujours quelque chose de nouveau au Space Center Houston, avec un éventail incroyable d'expositions itinérantes et d'événements étonnants. Le Space Center Houston possède la plus grande collection au monde de roches lunaires et d'échantillons lunaires à la vue du public. Connu dans le monde entier comme la maison du contrôle de mission de la NASA, du contrôle de mission de la Station spatiale internationale et de la formation des astronautes, les invités sont emmenés dans les coulisses pour voir le centre spatial Johnson de la NASA.

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JaDeGirL01

Mar 2023

"Houston, we have a problem." Everyone has heard those words at least once in their lives. My husband and his stepfather were interested in going to the Space Center in Houston since it had been years since their last visits. I was roped into going but my interest was minimal, at best. If you're a space lover, this is for you. If you're along for the ride, there are the gift shops and food halls. We arrived in the morning around opening to a bustling crowd. It turns out there was a cruise ship that docked that morning and we happened to arrive at the same time that they did. Parking was relatively easy. We got in line and told that tickets were a separate line. The SFIL went to purchase tickets while we waited in the entry line. The line moved fairly quickly and we were told firmly that we needed tickets to be in the line we were in. Okay, then. We got to the front just as SFIL arrived with the tickets. Hooray! We got scanned and posed for a photo at the entrance. That photo would later be used to place us in front of various backgrounds. We weren't allowed to take a photo of said photos because we had to buy them. Meh. On to the interior of the building. We walked through a few of the exhibits lining the hallways. Sally Ride's Space Uniform? Check. Neil Armstrong's first steps? Check. We got to touch one of eight moonrocks in the world that are touchable to the public. Good thing they had hand sanitizer everywhere. We got on a tram to visit the unlaunched Saturn V rocket. We did not get to see Mission Control due to their COVID protocols. There were 2 different trams running at the time and we did the red tram. We did get to see the interior of the space shuttle and the Boeing plane that would have carried it. I walked through the gift shop and noted the pricing on the shirts and memorabilia. The food hall was interesting with the variety of snacks, drinks, and food available for purchase. We were headed elsewhere for lunch that day so we spent about 2 hours there before heading out. An informative visit if you're a fan of NASA and the space program.

blizznd

Mar 2023

This place is full of Amazing artifacts, but clueless management. The signage, from pay to park; to which timed admission lines to get into; to which steps or elevator to and from the space shuttle, atop the 747- absolutely horrible. I noticed this as we approached as first timers there. I studied the crowds all day. There was so much confusion, back tracking, and just poorly executed presentation. Someone needs to be fired and replaced by a Disney or Universal Studios type crowd mgmt PROFESSIONAL! Big concert area, only accessible, by cutting thru the long lines in the food court- wth?? Trams, that park, and let people off to walk only on the grass? No sidewalk?? The sound system on the tram narration was un-understandable, and I have pretty good hearing for 58 years of age. The presentor on the stage of the simulated space lab, with all the benches in front, sorry, but someone needs to run the sound board, very hard to understand, like the treble knob was turned to 11. I could go on and on. I love NASA, but boy, oh boy, this place, designed for perhaps half or quarter the size crowds.. really, really needs some ... And LEADERSHIP that understands crowd management and engagement.

Steve_L

Mar 2023

The exhibits were great. However the organization was the worst I have ever seen. Lines all over with no direction. No indication you need a ticket for trams - and that they book out. So best get team tix immediately!