NASA Double Play Combo (General Ticket + Mission Control Ticket)

Go beyond the ordinary NASA visit and experience Space Center Houston at its fullest! Your admission ticket opens the door to an incredible day of space exploration, from the massive Saturn V and Rocket Park to Independence Plaza, Artemis, Starship Gallery, Mission Mars, the International Space Station and more. But the real highlight? Your Historic Mission Control Boarding Pass. Step aboard the NASA tram and travel to the legendary Mission Control Center—the very place where Apollo missions, including Apollo 11, were guided and history was made. It’s one thing to see NASA’s spacecraft and artifacts; it’s another to stand inside the rooms where some of humanity’s greatest moments unfolded. With plenty of time to explore at your own pace and complimentary tram experiences available, this is your chance to discover the heart, history and wonder of America’s space program. Come see the rockets. Touch a moon rock. Then stand where history happened.

Treffpunkt

NASA Space Center address is 1601 E. NASA Pwky. Houston, TX 77058. All guests will arrive at their own convenience. The time listed on your voucher is the suggested entrance gate time.

Abholung

Alle treffen sich am Startpunkt; eine Abholung gibt es nicht.

Ticketart

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Gruppengröße

Bis zu 20 Reisende

Durchgeführt von

Astroville Tours & Houston Charter Transportation

• 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
• Guests will arrive at the NASA Space Center at their own convenience.
• The time selected on your voucher is your recommended general admission ticket entrance time.
• Guests will receive their tickets by email and/or Whatsapp message approximately one hour before the selected General Admission entry time.
• The Mission Control Tram tour time will be scheduled according to the best available departure time assigned by NASA.