Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex offers Florida Four-Pack admission discount
Exploring the final frontier just got a little bit more frugal, thanks to the Florida Four-Pack admission discount being offered by the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.
Available from Sept. 12 through Oct. 31, 2016, the Florida Four-Pack provides parties of four with admission to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex at the special price of $139 plus tax – a savings of more than $60.
Floridians taking advantage of this offer will find a number of new attractions to explore, including Cosmic Quest, the only interactive, live-action gameplay in the galaxy featuring real NASA missions. Guests can launch a rocket, redirect an asteroid, build a Martian colony and meet Robonaut, the first dexterous humanoid robot in space. Guests can also check out the new Destination: Mars experience, opening September 19, which uses “mixed reality” to allow explorers to “visit” several sites on Mars. The experience has been reconstructed using real imagery from NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover, which has been traveling the red planet since August 2012. Buzz Aldrin, the Apollo 11 astronaut who walked the moon in 1969, serves as a holographic tour guide on the journey.
The Florida Four-Pack special is available via downloadable coupon which can be accessed on the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex website, KennedySpaceCenter.com. To qualify for the discount, guests must present the printed coupon and proof of Florida residency at the visitor complex ticket plaza. Smartphones, PDFs and/or other soft copies of the coupon will not be accepted. Guests also must provide one of the following: Florida driver’s license, Florida State-issued ID card with a Florida address or a utility bill with a Florida address and corresponding ID. Only the ticket purchaser is required to be a Florida resident.
For more information on the Florida Four-Pack offer, call 866.638.5091. And for a look at the latest addition to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor complex, watch our video from the ribbon cutting of the Destination: Mars exhibit:
