I absolutely love Tim’s enthusiasm for space! As someone who has a PhD in astrophysics this warms my heart to see how enthusiastic he is!! I’ve been to KSC twice and I’m so glad that you point out things like the Apollo 1 tribute, I didn’t know it was there so it will be a must do next year when I return!
Seeing the The Columbia memorial made me emotional. I’ll never forget seeing it break apart in the sky from my backyard in Texas as a teenager. They found the wreckage and remains not far from my home. Such a tragedy.
Man, those fricking memorials cause a chill down my spine, a conflicted feeling of horror and grief. One of the fallen astronauts, the teacher, taught at the school in the city (Concord) that is like 15-20 minutes from where I live. I remember learning that from one of New Hampshire Chronicle's programs, and I recall sobbing through most of the viewing.
We love the Kennedy Space Center. It’s 4 miles from our house. We found an old 8mm movie at a local estate sale with a Saturn V roll out from the VAB and launch. We had it converted to digital video. I have it posted here on our channel for anyone to enjoy. It’s titled “Florida Roll No. 1”. It was filmed starting in 1969. Thanks Tim for visiting our area. The Spacecoast is a wonderful place to live. ❤️
It kinda make me laugh a little bit the fact that Tim was speaking about the Apollo 1 Mission and he was very thrilled saying a lot of stuff and then he came with: IS TIME TO EAT!!!!
We went there a couple of years ago when we were visiting from the UK. You're absolutely spot on when you said that it's an amazing day out. Seeing an actual space shuttle is a really surreal experience that everyone that goes to Florida should visit. Great video again by the way Tim.
*_"One small step, one big bite for mankind."_* BTW seeing the pieces of Challenger made me cry a little bit, I remember seeing it on TV back 1986. Then in 2001 when the Twin Towers fell, same sad feelings and sad days in our American history, but we have learned and gained a vast amount knowledge since then.
I was sitting in the Polynesian pool when the last shuttle was launched. Even from that distance it was so phenomenal. I just floated in the water watching it until I couldn't see it anymore. It was so thrilling and, yet, sad at the same time since it was the last time.
We were on holiday in Florida in 1998 and were lucky enough to see a shuttle launch, it was the Discovery. It’s a horrible long wait in mad temperatures (esp for a Scottish lass) and it’s all over in a few minutes but I so would do it again as the experience is amazing 🚀
I went here on a school field trip in 5th grade, I’m 26 now and I have to say this was the coolest thing I ever went to in my 12 years of grade school. Love to relive that watching this 💕
Best tour I ever had at NASA was with my Grandpa. He worked there for years and had the best stories. He also took me to Houston and told me more stories. Amazing memories with one of my favorite people
I LOVE when you do Kennedy Space Center videos. When I was a kid I got to go on a field trip here and sleep under the Saturn V rocket so these videos always bring me so much nostalgia :) And Tim is always so knowledgeable!
We had the absolute joy of experiencing a night launch when we went to Florida about 20 plus years ago...can actually say that it was the best moment of the holiday. When my dad picked us up from Gatwick Airport he asked us if we saw the launch on the television, when we said we witnessed it live, he nearly crashed the car - he was stunned (and jealous!).....
I grew up on the Space Coast. I love KSC. It wasn't as cool in the 80's as it is today, but it was still pretty great. My BFF works for NASA, and her brother was one of their photographers during the height of the Shuttle program. Thanks Tim. Love it. 🚀
I love that so many places there are having new, or expanded, "food festivals" - gives you c chance to graze around, and try so many new/cool things, and I love seeing the creativity. Wish more of this was gong on when I was coming down annually. Never been to the Space Center, but I'd love to go someday, and thank them for having you out, and you for sharing that with us! I did get excited when I saw the Center from a long way away when I went on my only Disney Cruise many years ago. Very sobering memorial to those 3 gentlemen who lost their lives in pursuit of a huge future for all mankind - I felt the gravity of it (no pun intended, seriously!) of seeing that from here. RIP to all those memorialized here, including Challenger and Columbia, and thank you for our unfortunate sacrifices. I still continue to be shocked, and saddened, at the price of things - everywhere, but yes, especially in a high tourist area. I would also put my pickles ON my BBQ sandwich, Tim - I always do that - to get that incorporated taste and experience of it cutting the richness of whatever meat and/or sauce. Socially distanced hugs from New Jersey to the 3 of you. Stay safe, stay positive, stay healthy!!
Thank you, I absolutely loved this. I last went here in 1988 and I was fascinated then and I am even more so now! When I visit Florida again I am definitely going back
I grew up in Florida, got to stay home from school to watch man walking on the moon. Gone on field trips to Kennedy space center. We can see from my home when they had launches. Was extremely exciting growing up with NASA
The first time I got to go see the Atlantis exhibit I actually cried. I grew up in Central Florida watching every launch I could, learning everything I could. And just like Tim said this thing was actually IN SPACE! It went places almost everyone will never get to go! It's just so special. KSC doesn't get enough attention, it is just so cool to expereince. I also really miss those sonic booms.
This was one of my favorite videos you guys have done recently. We are definitely going to try to fit that into a future vacation. I loved how reverent Tim was to the tragedies that have occured, and yet also gave joy to the successes. This was a great video. As I was watching this I couldn't help thinking that Tim would make an amazing video about the Flight 93 memorial. I know it's a departure of what you guys do, but it is so well done and just a place that any American will be moved by. I just think that you guys would give it justice.
As you suggested Tim & with living in the UK, we’ve been to Florida 4 times since 2008 & every time we’ve been, we’ve always visited the Kennedy Space Centre. It’s such a great day out & we always have a great time. The Atlantis unveil is absolutely brilliant & the first time I saw I had a lump in my throat. Looking forward to the next visit in a couple of years hopefully! 🤞🏻
This is my favorite “nerdy” thing. I love everything space! 🖖🏼 I live near Houston and have been to the Johnson Space Center many times (really cool. Also definitely worth a visit if you’re ever out here). Can’t wait to add the Kennedy Space center to my next FL visit! 🚀
I was lucky enough to be on Disney World trip in December 2001 and saw the launch of the Endeavour shuttle from the bridge at Titusville. One of my most amazing memories!
We’ve been lucky enough to visit the Kennedy Space Centre a couple of times & even more fortunate was that we saw a night launch 🚀 back in 2000 & a rocket launch in August 2019!! It’s such an awe inspiring place ❤️ xx
Wow they've definitely added a lot since the last time we were there. Pretty amazing! I would love to go back there. When we were there last the shuttle Endeavor was on the launchpad ready for launch a couple of days later. We got to see it from an indoor observation area far away. I zoomed in with my camera and was able to see the rocket boosters and fuel tank. It was pretty cool! Definitely a must do! Huge hugs and love to you guys xoxo
We went to nasa when we did our disney cruise. I didn't think it was going to be as fun as it was. Some pretty amazing things there and we couldn't finish it in a day. We did the bus tour that was fun and informative
I toured the VAB when it was opened for a short time. The Saturn V Museum used to be the private viewing area for the Space Shuttle families. I really really recommend the NASA History tour it’s GREAT.
It's been quite a while since we've been to KSC. We definitely need to go back. The pin looks really cool, but unfortunately, we won't be able to make it there to try the food before the Taste of Space thing goes away.
My wife and I visited back in 2018 I think when yourself and Jenn went over to Japan I think . we enjoyed our time when we went there , we got to see everything they had to offer
This reminded me of my first visit to the KSC visitor center in summer of 1984. I got to see Discovery before it's first flight in space. I also got to see a night launch of Columbia in 1999; very impressive. And yes, to better taste certain aspects of my food, I do sometimes turn it upside down before biting into it.
My parents and I actually went to Kennedy Space Center back in March 1989 after disembarking our very first cruise at Port Canaveral. It really is both a historic and very underestimated attraction!
Thanks for this Tim. Love your enthusiasm. We’ve visited Kennedy Space Cana number of times, but the last time we went was with our young grandchildren. They had a moon rock on display where you could reach in and actually touch it. I have pictures of all of us doing that. Great memories.
Thank you for showing the Kennedy Space Center. I did not know that it had so much to visit and do. Our family will need to plan a trip there. Thank you.
I absolutely love seeing other parts of Florida and other attractions. This was super interesting and something really cool that I likely wouldn't have gotten see so up close and in detail otherwise. Thanks for this! And thanks for the Space Center for having you, super cool that so many places are wanting you guys to come out now!
This was a fantastic video... i was having a really terrible day and this popped up on my youtube when I was taking a break and man that made my day so much better. What a great video and so much information and enthusiasm. I cannot wait to go back to Kennedy Space Center Visitors complex.
It’s a great place to visit .. even better because it’s informative and quieter then the main parks ..would recommend any fellow brits visiting florida to take aday out and visit .
I saw two launches during one vacation; one was a satellite rocket (a day launch), and the other was the Atlantis Space Shuttle STS-76(3am launch),. On my next vacation to Florida, KSC is definitely on the list so I can see the Atlantis in person. I got goose bumps seeing it in the video knowing I saw it launch so many years ago (now).
I see in this Apollo 1 section one of the astronauts was named Edward H. White and my high school was named after him. We were the "commanders". What a very interesting segment. Thanks for sharing Tim.
When I was younger, we used to go to Florida every couple of years. One year we went to KSC, and witnessed launch #63. Was amazing! Still remember it to this day, almost 30 years later!
The Apollo One tribute brought back memories. It was the US Space Program's first fatal incident. I was in 5th grade when it happened. We knew the Astronauts' names, some from previous Mercury and Gemini Missions, especially Gus Grissom. It was a heartbreaking incident. To visualize how massive the Saturn V Rocket really is, just imagine it as a 36 story tall Skyscraper!!! Picture that being launched!!!
Awesome video Tim, love seeing this stuff, think when we fly out in July we'll have to put a day aside for this, think you missed a trick when seeing the Saturn 5 rocket though, if you go again try playing Inspiral Carpets - Saturn 5 while walking round.
Thank you for showing this! NASA is my favourite place in Florida (I am a Space nerd...and used to want to work there.) Your videos allow me to see my favourite places even when I live in Scotland. Although it is still so overwhelming to see the dedication for the Apollo 1 astronauts. We were lucky enough to see the Endevor Shuttle take off from the family area (due to it being cancelled due to thunderstorms so many times.) Thank you for sharing!!
I went here this past summer and had so much fun. Well worth the trip. Be sure to get there right when it opens because you won't be able to see everything you want.
Kennedy Space Center was by far my favorite place in the Orlando vicinity. People need to take the drive out there if they are visiting Orlando. So much to see and learn. My boys loved it too.
It was a genius move to get Tim to come there. I was unaware how amazing this place is, and now I am seriously considering how to add a trip there to my next Florida vacation:)
Great Vlog Tim, it bought back my memories off my trip in2019 . I have been fortunate to go to all shuttle displays in the USA ( no very easy living in Australia, and has taken many trips over 7 years) . This is the BEST display of all . From the reveal to the walk around it is amazing . Thanks for letting me revisit KSC
I love Kennedy Space Center!!! Glad you had a wonderful time and the reveal for Atlantis made me tear up the first time I got to see it. Always, I agree that people should see the memorial for the lives lost. There are a few spots around the complex that act as memorials.
Loved this video, that place is on my bucket list! In Hutchinson, Ks at the Kansas cosmophere they have Apollo 13 capsule, mercury liberty bell capsule that Gus Grissom flew, plus much more actual artifacts. Hutchinson is also where nasa sends their museum pieces to be cleaned, such as all the desk and computers from the original mission control. You can sit at one of those desk in Hutchinson too. It's only a 45 min drive from Wichita.
It always astounds me at how much it took to get the moon lander and control module into space especially when you compare it to today's space x launches. On a side note my dad worked for a company that made valves for industry including NASA and they would give them the patches for all the shuttle missions including the challenger. Those are momentos I will always keep.
Our first trip to WDW was with my in-laws. One of the “must-fo” for the trip was to ho to the Space Centers ( our son was 9 at the time & he’s now 44 ).I knew our son would enjoy it. We all did. He has now taken his own children & the Girls loved it. Thank you for a great tour.
One more thing you guys have a big heart and our family orientated which a lot of people should do that ignore the bad and keep going you guys are the best love you God bless you always
Can’t wait to return from Scotland now that transatlantic travels beginning to re-open. Thanks for the Kennedy visit. One of our firm favourites. Always found the food here to be amongst the best when compared with the main Orlando parks. Love the regular clips Tim and Jen, keep up the fabulous work.
Thanks for sharing! I've not been to KSC in a very long time (and my husband has never been). Absolutely adding this to my list the next time we're in Florida.
My family and I use to camp at Jetty Park and watch the space shuttles launch. Haven't been to the space center in years. It used to be free of charge.
I absolutely love Tim’s enthusiasm for space! As someone who has a PhD in astrophysics this warms my heart to see how enthusiastic he is!!
I’ve been to KSC twice and I’m so glad that you point out things like the Apollo 1 tribute, I didn’t know it was there so it will be a must do next year when I return!
I would love to visit that place someday.
Seeing the The Columbia memorial made me emotional. I’ll never forget seeing it break apart in the sky from my backyard in Texas as a teenager. They found the wreckage and remains not far from my home. Such a tragedy.
Man, those fricking memorials cause a chill down my spine, a conflicted feeling of horror and grief. One of the fallen astronauts, the teacher, taught at the school in the city (Concord) that is like 15-20 minutes from where I live. I remember learning that from one of New Hampshire Chronicle's programs, and I recall sobbing through most of the viewing.
That was absolutely fascinating ! Had no idea they had a museum there! The food looked great! Love your enthusiasm!!!
Something about space stuff always makes me get so teary-eyed.
Love kennedy space centre visited here in 2014 so much to see and learn about the history.Great video Tim 🙂👍
Thank you for showing the Challenger and Columbia. It makes me sad but I appreciate that they honor the astronauts in a respectful way.
Wow this was so interesting and I appreciate how reverent you were when showing the tribute to the Apollo 1 and Challenger astronauts. Beautiful ❤️
We love the Kennedy Space Center. It’s 4 miles from our house. We found an old 8mm movie at a local estate sale with a Saturn V roll out from the VAB and launch. We had it converted to digital video. I have it posted here on our channel for anyone to enjoy. It’s titled “Florida Roll No. 1”. It was filmed starting in 1969. Thanks Tim for visiting our area. The Spacecoast is a wonderful place to live. ❤️
It kinda make me laugh a little bit the fact that Tim was speaking about the Apollo 1 Mission and he was very thrilled saying a lot of stuff and then he came with: IS TIME TO EAT!!!!
We went there a couple of years ago when we were visiting from the UK. You're absolutely spot on when you said that it's an amazing day out. Seeing an actual space shuttle is a really surreal experience that everyone that goes to Florida should visit. Great video again by the way Tim.
*_"One small step, one big bite for mankind."_* BTW seeing the pieces of Challenger made me cry a little bit, I remember seeing it on TV back 1986. Then in 2001 when the Twin Towers fell, same sad feelings and sad days in our American history, but we have learned and gained a vast amount knowledge since then.
Yes i was in 1st grade in 86. They sent us home. Also im 40 mins from NYC.
I was sitting in the Polynesian pool when the last shuttle was launched. Even from that distance it was so phenomenal. I just floated in the water watching it until I couldn't see it anymore. It was so thrilling and, yet, sad at the same time since it was the last time.
I get the CHILLS everytime I watch the Atlantis reveal. No matter how many times I see a video of it.
We were on holiday in Florida in 1998 and were lucky enough to see a shuttle launch, it was the Discovery. It’s a horrible long wait in mad temperatures (esp for a Scottish lass) and it’s all over in a few minutes but I so would do it again as the experience is amazing 🚀
I went here on a school field trip in 5th grade, I’m 26 now and I have to say this was the coolest thing I ever went to in my 12 years of grade school. Love to relive that watching this 💕
Best tour I ever had at NASA was with my Grandpa. He worked there for years and had the best stories. He also took me to Houston and told me more stories. Amazing memories with one of my favorite people
I LOVE when you do Kennedy Space Center videos. When I was a kid I got to go on a field trip here and sleep under the Saturn V rocket so these videos always bring me so much nostalgia :) And Tim is always so knowledgeable!
We had the absolute joy of experiencing a night launch when we went to Florida about 20 plus years ago...can actually say that it was the best moment of the holiday. When my dad picked us up from Gatwick Airport he asked us if we saw the launch on the television, when we said we witnessed it live, he nearly crashed the car - he was stunned (and jealous!).....
I grew up on the Space Coast. I love KSC. It wasn't as cool in the 80's as it is today, but it was still pretty great.
My BFF works for NASA, and her brother was one of their photographers during the height of the Shuttle program. Thanks Tim. Love it. 🚀
We were lucky enough to see a rocket launch the one time we visited the Kennedy centre back in 2001,.it was amaziing.Great video
As Florida kids, we are very privileged with our field trips (Disney, sea world…etc) but Kennedy Space center was ALWAYS my favorite!
I love that so many places there are having new, or expanded, "food festivals" - gives you c chance to graze around, and try so many new/cool things, and I love seeing the creativity. Wish more of this was gong on when I was coming down annually.
Never been to the Space Center, but I'd love to go someday, and thank them for having you out, and you for sharing that with us! I did get excited when I saw the Center from a long way away when I went on my only Disney Cruise many years ago. Very sobering memorial to those 3 gentlemen who lost their lives in pursuit of a huge future for all mankind - I felt the gravity of it (no pun intended, seriously!) of seeing that from here. RIP to all those memorialized here, including Challenger and Columbia, and thank you for our unfortunate sacrifices.
I still continue to be shocked, and saddened, at the price of things - everywhere, but yes, especially in a high tourist area. I would also put my pickles ON my BBQ sandwich, Tim - I always do that - to get that incorporated taste and experience of it cutting the richness of whatever meat and/or sauce.
Socially distanced hugs from New Jersey to the 3 of you. Stay safe, stay positive, stay healthy!!
Thank you, I absolutely loved this. I last went here in 1988 and I was fascinated then and I am even more so now! When I visit Florida again I am definitely going back
I grew up in Florida, got to stay home from school to watch man walking on the moon. Gone on field trips to Kennedy space center. We can see from my home when they had launches. Was extremely exciting growing up with NASA
The first time I got to go see the Atlantis exhibit I actually cried. I grew up in Central Florida watching every launch I could, learning everything I could. And just like Tim said this thing was actually IN SPACE! It went places almost everyone will never get to go! It's just so special. KSC doesn't get enough attention, it is just so cool to expereince.
I also really miss those sonic booms.
When we went on our Disney trip this past July, we did the Kennedy Space Center. It was amazing to see this video and relive that day of our trip.
Wow.... that challenger and Columbia exhibit....
I have been lucky enough to have visited once before & it was literally the best day ever. Great memories ❤️😊👍
This was one of my favorite videos you guys have done recently. We are definitely going to try to fit that into a future vacation. I loved how reverent Tim was to the tragedies that have occured, and yet also gave joy to the successes. This was a great video. As I was watching this I couldn't help thinking that Tim would make an amazing video about the Flight 93 memorial. I know it's a departure of what you guys do, but it is so well done and just a place that any American will be moved by. I just think that you guys would give it justice.
As you suggested Tim & with living in the UK, we’ve been to Florida 4 times since 2008 & every time we’ve been, we’ve always visited the Kennedy Space Centre. It’s such a great day out & we always have a great time. The Atlantis unveil is absolutely brilliant & the first time I saw I had a lump in my throat. Looking forward to the next visit in a couple of years hopefully! 🤞🏻
This is my favorite “nerdy” thing. I love everything space! 🖖🏼 I live near Houston and have been to the Johnson Space Center many times (really cool. Also definitely worth a visit if you’re ever out here). Can’t wait to add the Kennedy Space center to my next FL visit! 🚀
I live in Melbourne and was fortunate enough to see the launch at night with the first civilians on board. It was spectacular.
I was lucky enough to be on Disney World trip in December 2001 and saw the launch of the Endeavour shuttle from the bridge at Titusville. One of my most amazing memories!
We’ve been lucky enough to visit the Kennedy Space Centre a couple of times & even more fortunate was that we saw a night launch 🚀 back in 2000 & a rocket launch in August 2019!! It’s such an awe inspiring place ❤️ xx
Wow they've definitely added a lot since the last time we were there. Pretty amazing! I would love to go back there. When we were there last the shuttle Endeavor was on the launchpad ready for launch a couple of days later. We got to see it from an indoor observation area far away. I zoomed in with my camera and was able to see the rocket boosters and fuel tank. It was pretty cool! Definitely a must do! Huge hugs and love to you guys xoxo
We went to nasa when we did our disney cruise. I didn't think it was going to be as fun as it was. Some pretty amazing things there and we couldn't finish it in a day. We did the bus tour that was fun and informative
I toured the VAB when it was opened for a short time. The Saturn V Museum used to be the private viewing area for the Space Shuttle families. I really really recommend the NASA History tour it’s GREAT.
It's been quite a while since we've been to KSC. We definitely need to go back. The pin looks really cool, but unfortunately, we won't be able to make it there to try the food before the Taste of Space thing goes away.
My wife and I visited back in 2018 I think when yourself and Jenn went over to Japan I think . we enjoyed our time when we went there , we got to see everything they had to offer
This reminded me of my first visit to the KSC visitor center in summer of 1984. I got to see Discovery before it's first flight in space.
I also got to see a night launch of Columbia in 1999; very impressive.
And yes, to better taste certain aspects of my food, I do sometimes turn it upside down before biting into it.
Thank you so much for sharing what the Space Center had to offer fantastic 😀 😊 😄
My parents and I actually went to Kennedy Space Center back in March 1989 after disembarking our very first cruise at Port Canaveral. It really is both a historic and very underestimated attraction!
Thanks for this Tim. Love your enthusiasm. We’ve visited Kennedy Space Cana number of times, but the last time we went was with our young grandchildren. They had a moon rock on display where you could reach in and actually touch it. I have pictures of all of us doing that. Great memories.
I remember always going to Ron Jon’s at cocoa beach whenever we would go to Kennedy on Holiday as a kid !
Thank you for showing the Kennedy Space Center. I did not know that it had so much to visit and do. Our family will need to plan a trip there. Thank you.
I absolutely love seeing other parts of Florida and other attractions. This was super interesting and something really cool that I likely wouldn't have gotten see so up close and in detail otherwise. Thanks for this! And thanks for the Space Center for having you, super cool that so many places are wanting you guys to come out now!
This was such a great video, Tim's enthusiasm makes me want to visit!
Thank you, Tim! Bought tickets for me and my family for our holiday next month. Thanks so much for this video. Sooooo excited! 😃
This was a fantastic video... i was having a really terrible day and this popped up on my youtube when I was taking a break and man that made my day so much better. What a great video and so much information and enthusiasm. I cannot wait to go back to Kennedy Space Center Visitors complex.
It’s a great place to visit .. even better because it’s informative and quieter then the main parks ..would recommend any fellow brits visiting florida to take aday out and visit .
I saw two launches during one vacation; one was a satellite rocket (a day launch), and the other was the Atlantis Space Shuttle STS-76(3am launch),. On my next vacation to Florida, KSC is definitely on the list so I can see the Atlantis in person. I got goose bumps seeing it in the video knowing I saw it launch so many years ago (now).
I see in this Apollo 1 section one of the astronauts was named Edward H. White and my high school was named after him. We were the "commanders". What a very interesting segment. Thanks for sharing Tim.
When I was younger, we used to go to Florida every couple of years. One year we went to KSC, and witnessed launch #63. Was amazing! Still remember it to this day, almost 30 years later!
Live right down the road and never think of going. Thanks to you this needs to change!
The Apollo One tribute brought back memories. It was the US Space Program's first fatal incident. I was in 5th grade when it happened. We knew the Astronauts' names, some from previous Mercury and Gemini Missions, especially Gus Grissom. It was a heartbreaking incident.
To visualize how massive the Saturn V Rocket really is, just imagine it as a 36 story tall Skyscraper!!! Picture that being launched!!!
Awesome video Tim, love seeing this stuff, think when we fly out in July we'll have to put a day aside for this, think you missed a trick when seeing the Saturn 5 rocket though, if you go again try playing Inspiral Carpets - Saturn 5 while walking round.
Thank you for showing this! NASA is my favourite place in Florida (I am a Space nerd...and used to want to work there.) Your videos allow me to see my favourite places even when I live in Scotland.
Although it is still so overwhelming to see the dedication for the Apollo 1 astronauts. We were lucky enough to see the Endevor Shuttle take off from the family area (due to it being cancelled due to thunderstorms so many times.)
Thank you for sharing!!
Yes, I turn the sandwiches all the time to get the different taste. Thanks for this review!
I went here this past summer and had so much fun. Well worth the trip. Be sure to get there right when it opens because you won't be able to see everything you want.
This place is great. A must visit if you’re vacaying in the Orlando area even if you’re not interested in space.
Tim! The vibrating windows! Brilliant! Thank you for showing that! I had chills! 😄
This was great and so informative!I love museums and love learning! We definitely have to visit here!! Thanks Tim!
Great job. Well worth the visit, we love going there.
The best reveal I have ever seen of Atlantis it sent shivers down my spine it had the WOW factor and some
Flashback from a school field trip 20+ years ago. Completely forgot this place existed
Kennedy Space Center was by far my favorite place in the Orlando vicinity. People need to take the drive out there if they are visiting Orlando. So much to see and learn. My boys loved it too.
It was a genius move to get Tim to come there. I was unaware how amazing this place is, and now I am seriously considering how to add a trip there to my next Florida vacation:)
This is a great trip break from Disney for a day. We love Kennedy!!!!
Last time we went to KSC (and it's been a while) the food was a total after-thought. Not good, low level theme park stuff. Glad to see they wised up!
I just love love watching Tim visit KSC , it is on my bucket list to visit, thank you for such an informative and enjoyable video.
Another exceptional video Tim, love the Kennedy Space Center, 1 of the 1st places I ever visited on 1 of my many holidays to the USA.🇺🇸👍😎
I will admit that how you described the Apollo 1 and Challenger/Columbia remembrance exhibits made me cry 😭. 💜
It's an amazing place! Thanks for the video tour, Tim :)
The Atlantis reveal took my breath away the first time I saw it.
Thank you for this video. We were lucky enough to visit Kennedy twice. Absolutely amazing place. I cried when Atlantis was revealed.
You weren’t the only one . I visited in 2019 . Even thi Vlog got the waterworks going again
I work at the KSC and the Atlantis reveal has me in tears Everytime I see it
Great Vlog Tim, it bought back my memories off my trip in2019 . I have been fortunate to go to all shuttle displays in the USA ( no very easy living in Australia, and has taken many trips over 7 years) . This is the BEST display of all . From the reveal to the walk around it is amazing . Thanks for letting me revisit KSC
I love Kennedy Space Center!!! Glad you had a wonderful time and the reveal for Atlantis made me tear up the first time I got to see it. Always, I agree that people should see the memorial for the lives lost. There are a few spots around the complex that act as memorials.
Wow awesome video I loved it thank you so much for sharing it with us stay safe out there 👏🏼👍🏼🙏🏼❤️😍👏🏼
Fantastic video!
I definitely need to put this on my Bucket List!!
Thank you Tim for giving the amazing Kennedy Space Center the appreciation and love it deserves!
Loved this video, that place is on my bucket list! In Hutchinson, Ks at the Kansas cosmophere they have Apollo 13 capsule, mercury liberty bell capsule that Gus Grissom flew, plus much more actual artifacts. Hutchinson is also where nasa sends their museum pieces to be cleaned, such as all the desk and computers from the original mission control. You can sit at one of those desk in Hutchinson too. It's only a 45 min drive from Wichita.
Thanks for the Kennedy Centre videos. Of all my tips to Florida, I’ve never been. I’ve been missing out. It’s on the list for next time.
It always astounds me at how much it took to get the moon lander and control module into space especially when you compare it to today's space x launches.
On a side note my dad worked for a company that made valves for industry including NASA and they would give them the patches for all the shuttle missions including the challenger. Those are momentos I will always keep.
I have been there before it's awesome that slide is so much fun I can see Jackson laughing the whole way down of course riding with Jen or Tim
Our first trip to WDW was with my in-laws. One of the “must-fo” for the trip was to ho to the Space Centers ( our son was 9 at the time & he’s now 44 ).I knew our son would enjoy it. We all did. He has now taken his own children & the Girls loved it. Thank you for a great tour.
I were there a few times but I am awe struck everytime
Great vlog! We’re planning to visit the space center in February and this is so helpful for planning!
One more thing you guys have a big heart and our family orientated which a lot of people should do that ignore the bad and keep going you guys are the best love you God bless you always
Yes😆 I do the same-turn to get a diff taste, Tim is so fun
This was my dream come true when I visited Florida…..I loved every second of my visit! 🧡💚🇬🇧
Can’t wait to return from Scotland now that transatlantic travels beginning to re-open. Thanks for the Kennedy visit. One of our firm favourites.
Always found the food here to be amongst the best when compared with the main Orlando parks.
Love the regular clips Tim and Jen, keep up the fabulous work.
Thanks for sharing! I've not been to KSC in a very long time (and my husband has never been). Absolutely adding this to my list the next time we're in Florida.
I'm amused that you can make a food segment at KSC/NASA. 🙃 👍🙃
My family and I use to camp at Jetty Park and watch the space shuttles launch. Haven't been to the space center in years. It used to be free of charge.
Went the first time I think 2 years ago (pre pandemic) and also stayed for a rocket launch. Everything was amazing
My Aunt developed those heat resistant tiles on the belly of all of the shuttles. So cool!
I think the word you were looking for to describe the brie cheese was "sharp"! :)
I remember the first time we experienced the Atlantis reveal, totally amazing!! and you just want to reach out and touch it.
That reveal brings TEARS