We got there after a long drive with a large group of small children planning on a picnic as soon as we arrived. The picnic area is situated at the very back of the facility and you have to carry everything inside and then through the crowds to get there. Once at the picnic area, it's on a black paved asphalt area with no shade at all next to a ...

We went here with three kids ages 4-12. It was very interesting and fun. My youngest (a boy) loved all the military vehichles and rockets. The full Saturn rocket hanging in the building is AWESOME. Hard to believe those astronauts went to the moon in that tiny little part on the end!
Also, seeing the space shuttle up close was really cool. My older girls loved the space food from the gift shop.

my school took us sixth graders to space camp and we had an awsome time. my favorite things were the space shot,the imax movies,the food, and the g-force.

This place was a cool place to goto, and they had a lot of things to look at as well. I would recommend this to anyone.

Upon arriving in Huntsville, one can easily find the Center due to the HUGE Saturn V rocket towering over 300 feet into the air. I remember seeing this rocket as it blasted the Appollo astronauts into space in the late 60's but never imagined it was that huge! Very impressive. Really makes the current space shuttle pale by comparision. I also ...

If you are a space enthusiast, I would recommend the USSRC. It is the largest space center on the planet. There are many different exhibits to see and learn about. There are also several rides to simulate weightlessness, G-forces, and a Mars trip. There is also and IMAX theater. It was a very fun experience for me and I highly recommend it to ...

Our family is very interested in the space program, so we made a side trip to Huntsville. From the start, we were a little disappointed. First, the bad news:
The ticket receipt was stapled to a map of the facility, a nice touch, but it was a copy that was many generations from the original. Once we entered the museum, we encountered a uniformed ...

We are going back to see if anything has changed, and to see if they have anything new, and to see some of the things wed missed the last time we was there ...

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