So happy you got to experience KSC! I'm born and raised in Merritt Island so I've been spoiled by how many launches I have been able to see, and it never gets old.
HI Im old enough to remember when the shuttle Enterprise arrived on the back of a 747 at stansted in the 80s.. it was amazing experience. Best thing about it was i had day off school to go..
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures I could tell. I would feel exactly the same way. I think space travel and the amount of work that is put into it is absolutely out of this world.
I've been looking forward to this one! You must go on a launch day, it is spectacular. This was an emotional video for me because I was at the launch of the Columbia - the one that didn't come back. I teared up when I saw the cockpit windshield on display. I just recently posted the video I took on my channel because I wasn't able to watch it for years. If you want to check it out, it's called "The Final Launch of Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-107)". It was THE highlight of my trip, but left a deep emotional scar with how the mission ended. It's hard for me to watch my footage, but I felt it was time to upload it to preserve the memories of the astronauts who gave their lives for science. I hope you return in the future on a launch day!
The pieces off the challenger and Colombia was the recovered piece after one blow up on take off and the other exploded on entry. The fallen friends are the crew from both missions that exploded, that part made me cry. Just seeing all the personal belongs. Just such an amazing place and doesn't get the same recognition it deserves, in my opinion much better than Disney or universal.
Can’t believe it was your first time! After all the times you’ve been to Orlando! We went on our first trip out there & it’s definitely a must do while doing the theme parks!
Over the years we have been going to Orlando, we were lucky enough to see three Shuttle launches (including one of the famous ones when John Glenn at 77 years of age went up on Discovery on October 29, 1998).
Hurts watching this, should have flown out to florida the day after lockdown and Kennedy space Centre was one of our trips, looks amazing here can't wait to get out there in the future to visit
14:20 - Had no ideas the space station travelled that far in a day. Especially impressive given the analogy of driving in a straight line at top speed in your car (120mph) to the moon and still not getting there after a year of continuous driving.
I think this is my DREAM ATTRACTION to go to. Like in life this is my no.1 place I want to go to. I’ve always been obsessed with space and love watching the ISS go past on Instagram clear evening x
Although this wouldn’t be content for your channel, I really recommend the current tour Tim Peake is doing. I saw it a couple of weeks ago and he talks all about his mission to space with amazing footage and pictures he took. He’s a really good story teller and made me feel like I went to space with him! Highly recommended for all even if you’re not that interested in space travel!
amazing! i feel like i take space travel for granted a bit as its always been 'a thing' in my lifetime i guess, but seeing stuff like this really drives home how crazy and impressive it is.
Great video Shawn! Never even thought of visiting this place till now. Looks awesome, I will definitely make a visit here the next time I take a vacation in Florida.
Great tour, it's very easy to be overwhelmed when being face to face with something so amazing. Even listening to the voice recordings of the landings gives me excitement. I need to get to the KSC, I've been out that way a couple of times to test launch missiles but never visited the centre!
Was there in 2002 with the family and yes there is so much to see and do there, 9-5pm isn’t really enough. We drove from Orlando but if I recall traffic wasn’t very good and it took about 75 minutes to get there. But I will always remember it and I can say I’ve seen the Kennedy Space Centre. Nice vlog Shawn 👍
@@kkrispy2009P It was twenty years ago I was out there with family. I remember the tour well as we had a double decker coach to take us round. Unfortunately one of our party fell ill when we were there and required a medic so we missed some of the tour but it was still epic to go round!
Absolutely super vlog, Shawn. Enjoyed it very much. I'll never make it there myself. But I can certainly recommend visiting the Kennedy Space Center to younger relatives based upon how well your video represents the reality of the Center's entire presentation. Great job! Thanks!
Great vlog, it will definitely be something that we will book on our next trip to Florida . If you haven’t already , the national space centre in Leicester is worth checking out .
I have wanted you to visit Kennedy Space Centre for such a long time as Florida isn’t just about the theme parks, however this has changed so much since my last visited in 2002, it’s pretty much a whole new place especially the area with Atlantis
I love this video, my wonderful husband and I took our teenage children who are now adults. We stayed in Kissimmee and on the way driving there we saw crocs or alligators on the side of the road. It was a wonderful magical experience
Great video! Well done for giving a great review of all of the different areas ! I have t been for a few years and it has changed so much - this is a great update and some great tips. If you go on your own, check if they still do bus tours of the Cape Canaveral Air Force station. It covers the pre Apollo history and you see some great historic places and go deep into the old Kennedy Space Centre. Not sure if it’s running again yet but definitely check - you still end up at the Saturn V centre and so you don’t miss anything. Maybe worth thinking of having a 2 day visit if you do this though as there is so much more to see!
Nice vlog Shawn. Loved my visit here, back in dec 2019. Seeing the Saturn V, and the Altlantis shuttle, was awesome. Loved the tour out the assembly building, and launch pads.
When I was young my dad and I watched the moon landing live on tv. We were on Cocoa Beach when the shuttle re entered. We stood up and were shouting how amazing it was. The Americans on the beach though we were nuts lol. It was amazing hearing the re entry
Absolute bucket list attraction! My aunt want in probably 2000 and got me a photo signed by an astronaut (I was a space obsessed 5 year old) and I've wanted to go ever since she told me about it
So cool, I love rockets!! It's one of the number one things on my bucket list to see one launch and feel the power in my chest from the vibrations, I would LOVE to see it one day
Hi shawn Wow this was amazing. I'd love to go into space to see the earth from space . As you say scary but amazing at the same time . To think we are just floating around in the universe. It interests me so much . I remember the day of the challenger disaster I was 16 in 1986 and can remember watching it on the telly with my friends. Very very sad so shocking those brave men and women 😢 gone but never forgotten. Thankyou for sharing this experience with us. Love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx
Thanks for your immersive dives, this really gives a sense of the experience, the Atlantis exhibit reminded me of how the Mary Rose Tudor warship is presented in Portsmouth across multiple levels.
Such a cool place, done it a few times, when Atlantis comes into view behind that black screen gets me every time 😢 The other thing that got me was the Forever remembered room seeing products crew used who had passed away and seeing only parts of the shuttles that they found of the ones that never returned, remember stopping in the blue room and with the music the tears just streaming down my face Plus the Mars Rover Vehicle outside is normally always out on a mission when I’ve been
Absolutely loved this Shawn, a fantastic vlog! We're going to Florida in November so I've just bookmarked the Gray Line Orlando page so we can go there and see it for ourselves.
Great adventure VLOG Shawn and I would also like to highly recommend it to everyone! Years ago I was doing a 3 month consulting job in the Orlando area and actually stayed at a Marriott condo village on the I drive. One day I had a meeting in Fort Lauderdale and suddenly was trapped in stopped traffic. All of a sudden I saw this huge plume of white smoke heading upwards and it dawned on me that there was a shuttle launch that morning I completely forgot about. There is always something going on in central Florida! Alway keep an eye out for the lizards and flying cockroaches, they try to be cute and call them palmetto bugs ... but they are roaches! 😝
Did they have an Astronaut give a live presentation? When I was there in the early 2000s, Story Musgrave gave a talk. I was a bit starstruck because I remembered seeing him on TV.
I totally agree with what you said about the Shuttle Atlantis ❤️ so magical seeing it up close 😀. Vacationed in nearby Cocoa Beach, Florida with my family in October 2017 when we went there. Simply to see Atlantis and the bus tour seeing the Vehicle Assembly Building both were worth the trip & money on their own, however, everything else made the trip even more spectacular! I also agree with planning 2 days to see everything. We arrived 1 hour after opening and stayed until closing and still missed quite a bit. I also wish we would have done what you did by starting with the Atlantis, then bus tour, then everything else. We caught the last bus tour of the day and they make everybody leave the Saturn V building 30 minutes before closing time 🙁 we missed a lot there and that was extremely disappointing 🙁 but was happy to see what we did see and to simply be at KSC 😀. I would definitely also recommend going to the Universe Theater & meeting an astronaut 😀 we met Bruce Melnick that day & it was so fascinating to hear his stories and getting to ask questions and we got a picture taken with him afterwards ❤️😀 my only regret is that we missed the opportunity to go to the main gift shop when he was giving away signed photographs however it was definitely an experience we didn’t expect to have however so happy we did! I also agree with IMAX. The movie was cool, we watched the 41 minute movie, however I wish we had done something else instead and watched that only if we had time. There was so many cooler things to do that we missed because of that. I hope that we get the chance to return someday and do not only all that we missed but also to see Space Shuttle Atlantis and the VAB up close again. I am happy you got the chance to go experience KSC & that you had such a great time awesome video that brought back a lot of amazing memories ❤️!
I got teary when they revealed Atlantis. The slide was great and the memorial hall was emotional. Were there any launches whilst you were in the States? We were at the space centre when a space x rocket launched and we also got to witness Artemis launch
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures you’d have to google rocket launches the next time you’re out there again, if you do, you’ll see one for sure :) they’re always launching something over there
@@TheSanbrookeAdventuressuch a personality mate. Keep going.. you are a star and your enthusiasm is so important at the moment, in a sea of stagnant souls.
I'm going there in November, I've added an amazing activity, a flight on the vomit comet, for a true zero G experience! Take off and landing from the KSC shuttle landing facility!!!!!
just seen this after your great sanfrancisco vids , if you had bought the full package ,you would have had dinner with an astronaut ,plus full tour of the assembly building where you get to go inside it ,and you get more closer with the space lift off rocket platforms .been there several times ,seen many changes since its refurb ,yep its sure outa this world .
Were there any alligators looking back at you from the reflecting pool next to the Astronaut memorial? I have been to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex a few times and that is the only place I have seen wild gators in Florida.
Love space so much and it was great to see your passion with this Shawn. Do you follow the starship developments being made by spaceX? So exciting to see the future of space travel
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures that’s awesome! Crazy to think how much progress will be made in the next 10 years. I will have to watch out for your video then when spaceX have reached the surface of mars and there is an exhibition on starship🤣
i've been around 200M from the launchpad, with a shuttle on it! this was 30 years ago and when you was in a wheelchair, you had a member of staff drive your car instead of going on the bus. we went up this dirt road, then we saw blue flashing lights in the mirrors, so i can say i've been closer to the launch-pad than most!
I would love to go and see Atlantis up close as I saw Atlantis launch in July 1992 Mission STS-46 and about a week later heard from Orlando the double sonic boom.Been to the centre twice before.1999 our BA flight its path into Orlando came in over the Centre over the assembly building and the launch pads that were there for the shuttles.
5:42 Oh Wow. This Famous Space Shuttle Atlantis Is Appears In The 1986 Walt Disney Pictures And 20th Century Fox And ABC Motion Pictures Children's Live Action Science Fiction Family Blockbuster Movie Of All Time Disney's Space Camp The Movie And Is A Bit Like Thunderbird 1 From Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds The Original Series In 1965. Thunderbirds Are GO. F.A.B Virgil. Thanks Mate. PS I've Looked Forward To Go To The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Museum Near Orlando Florida In The United States Of America Next Year In March 2023. Wish Me Luck. X
So happy you got to experience KSC! I'm born and raised in Merritt Island so I've been spoiled by how many launches I have been able to see, and it never gets old.
It was brilliant!
HI Im old enough to remember when the shuttle Enterprise arrived on the back of a 747 at stansted in the 80s.. it was amazing experience. Best thing about it was i had day off school to go..
Wow, this place is incredible. I love space travel, especially rocket launches.
I loved it here so much
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures I could tell. I would feel exactly the same way. I think space travel and the amount of work that is put into it is absolutely out of this world.
Charlotte wouldn’t have any difficulty finding u in a crowd if u were wearing that bright orange space suit 🤣
Cool I was teen young smile look had fun visit at the nasa . I saw hear sound at sky ! Wow ! Story
Brilliant I've been waiting for this vlog to drop. Like you this was also a bucket list visit for me. Great vlog as always!
I've been looking forward to this one! You must go on a launch day, it is spectacular. This was an emotional video for me because I was at the launch of the Columbia - the one that didn't come back. I teared up when I saw the cockpit windshield on display. I just recently posted the video I took on my channel because I wasn't able to watch it for years. If you want to check it out, it's called "The Final Launch of Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-107)". It was THE highlight of my trip, but left a deep emotional scar with how the mission ended. It's hard for me to watch my footage, but I felt it was time to upload it to preserve the memories of the astronauts who gave their lives for science. I hope you return in the future on a launch day!
I agree
I’d absolutely love to see a launch!
Went here when I was about 4 years old, even being that young I still remember walking underneath the Saturn V ! Amazing stuff, enjoyed watching this
It’s a spectacular place
same
Fascinating place and vlog. I reckon you'd make a great astronaut Shawn, you could hack 8/9g for 5 mins non stop....nice intense launch!! 😜
It was spectacular
The pieces off the challenger and Colombia was the recovered piece after one blow up on take off and the other exploded on entry.
The fallen friends are the crew from both missions that exploded, that part made me cry. Just seeing all the personal belongs.
Just such an amazing place and doesn't get the same recognition it deserves, in my opinion much better than Disney or universal.
Proud to say i visited back in 2001 and i was a little too young to take it all in but its an amazing place for sure!
I am proud of you shawn for full filling your bucket list.
It was an amazing day
Can’t believe it was your first time! After all the times you’ve been to Orlando!
We went on our first trip out there & it’s definitely a must do while doing the theme parks!
It was amazing to finally get here and explore it!
Longest vlog 4 ages on Adventure shawn , lovely trip dude thanks 4 sharing , a bucket list , 10 hours wow
Thank you!
Over the years we have been going to Orlando, we were lucky enough to see three Shuttle launches (including one of the famous ones when John Glenn at 77 years of age went up on Discovery on October 29, 1998).
That’s amazing!
Absolutely truly outstanding it one my bucket list to do shawn wow
Hurts watching this, should have flown out to florida the day after lockdown and Kennedy space Centre was one of our trips, looks amazing here can't wait to get out there in the future to visit
Hopefully you can visit soon!
14:20 - Had no ideas the space station travelled that far in a day. Especially impressive given the analogy of driving in a straight line at top speed in your car (120mph) to the moon and still not getting there after a year of continuous driving.
Think your maths is off, at 120mph you can drive 1,051,200 miles in a year, whereas moon is 238,855 miles away.
Just to throw it out there for anyone wondering the ISS travels roughly 17,500mph and orbits the Earth every 90 minutes.
I learnt so much during this day!
I think this is my DREAM ATTRACTION to go to. Like in life this is my no.1 place I want to go to. I’ve always been obsessed with space and love watching the ISS go past on Instagram clear evening x
It was amazing and well worth the wait!
I loved my day at Kennedy space center.❤ It was so interesting, they have added so many new experiences since I visited in 2016.
Although this wouldn’t be content for your channel, I really recommend the current tour Tim Peake is doing. I saw it a couple of weeks ago and he talks all about his mission to space with amazing footage and pictures he took. He’s a really good story teller and made me feel like I went to space with him! Highly recommended for all even if you’re not that interested in space travel!
Thank you for your suggestion!
Oh i was there in may and cried at the Atlantis reveal!! Also agree that one day not enough!
amazing! i feel like i take space travel for granted a bit as its always been 'a thing' in my lifetime i guess, but seeing stuff like this really drives home how crazy and impressive it is.
Great video Shawn! Never even thought of visiting this place till now. Looks awesome, I will definitely make a visit here the next time I take a vacation in Florida.
It’s absolutely spectacular
Great tour, it's very easy to be overwhelmed when being face to face with something so amazing. Even listening to the voice recordings of the landings gives me excitement. I need to get to the KSC, I've been out that way a couple of times to test launch missiles but never visited the centre!
It’s such an incredible place
What a place, so much to see and so much to learn, great vlog Shawn 👍
Thank you!
Was there in 2002 with the family and yes there is so much to see and do there, 9-5pm isn’t really enough. We drove from Orlando but if I recall traffic wasn’t very good and it took about 75 minutes to get there. But I will always remember it and I can say I’ve seen the Kennedy Space Centre. Nice vlog Shawn 👍
Wow David get you ☺
@@kkrispy2009P
It was twenty years ago I was out there with family. I remember the tour well as we had a double decker coach to take us round. Unfortunately one of our party fell ill when we were there and required a medic so we missed some of the tour but it was still epic to go round!
I can’t wait to go back in the future!
Absolutely super vlog, Shawn. Enjoyed it very much. I'll never make it there myself. But I can certainly recommend visiting the Kennedy Space Center to younger relatives based upon how well your video represents the reality of the Center's entire presentation. Great job! Thanks!
Thank you so much!
It’s a fantastic, very interesting and emotional place I think. X
I went to the Kennedy Space Center with my dad back in December 2021 and I loved it! I am planning to go again in August 2023 with my girlfriend.
I loved visiting so much!
Such an incredibile place…i want live 1 Month in Orlando soon as possible aaaaaah
thanks Shawn!!
Great vlog, it will definitely be something that we will book on our next trip to Florida . If you haven’t already , the national space centre in Leicester is worth checking out .
I have wanted you to visit Kennedy Space Centre for such a long time as Florida isn’t just about the theme parks, however this has changed so much since my last visited in 2002, it’s pretty much a whole new place especially the area with Atlantis
The Atlantis reveal blew me away
i'm just gonna make some supper, keep the play button on
Brilliant video went there years ago with my mum only remember little bits and bobs. Thanks Shawn for taking us back there. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you
Nice! I've always been curious what the space center in Florida was like. I've only been to the one in Huntsville Alabama but it was really cool.
I love this video, my wonderful husband and I took our teenage children who are now adults. We stayed in Kissimmee and on the way driving there we saw crocs or alligators on the side of the road.
It was a wonderful magical experience
Brilliant vlog Shawn..so much history in one place.. thoroughly enjoyed this one..😃
Loved the video! 👍. Very emotional for me. One day is not enough.
I like how they put the ‘(a)’ in the Neil Armstrong quote because that’s what he was supposed to say
Great video! Well done for giving a great review of all of the different areas ! I have t been for a few years and it has changed so much - this is a great update and some great tips.
If you go on your own, check if they still
do bus tours of the Cape Canaveral Air Force station. It covers the pre Apollo history and you see some great historic places and go deep into the old Kennedy Space Centre. Not sure if it’s running again yet but definitely check - you still end up at the Saturn V centre and so you don’t miss anything. Maybe worth thinking of having a 2 day visit if you do this though as there is so much more to see!
Thanks for sharing. It was a spectacular experience!
This place looked amazing
It’s spectacular
This is an amazing vlog mate, I really enjoyed it
Thanks Simon
Nice vlog Shawn. Loved my visit here, back in dec 2019. Seeing the Saturn V, and the Altlantis shuttle, was awesome. Loved the tour out the assembly building, and launch pads.
Thanks for sharing from another Sean. Lol
Great video!
When I was young my dad and I watched the moon landing live on tv.
We were on Cocoa Beach when the shuttle re entered. We stood up and were shouting how amazing it was. The Americans on the beach though we were nuts lol. It was amazing hearing the re entry
Absolutely loved this vlog, definitely on my bucket list 😍 thank you for taking us along and showing us your experience 😊🤩🚀
Thank you!
Absolute bucket list attraction! My aunt want in probably 2000 and got me a photo signed by an astronaut (I was a space obsessed 5 year old) and I've wanted to go ever since she told me about it
It’s such a spectacular place
So cool, I love rockets!!
It's one of the number one things on my bucket list to see one launch and feel the power in my chest from the vibrations, I would LOVE to see it one day
It was brilliant visiting here!
Hi shawn Wow this was amazing. I'd love to go into space to see the earth from space . As you say scary but amazing at the same time . To think we are just floating around in the universe. It interests me so much . I remember the day of the challenger disaster I was 16 in 1986 and can remember watching it on the telly with my friends. Very very sad so shocking those brave men and women 😢 gone but never forgotten. Thankyou for sharing this experience with us. Love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx
Thank you Tracey
Thanks for your immersive dives, this really gives a sense of the experience, the Atlantis exhibit reminded me of how the Mary Rose Tudor warship is presented in Portsmouth across multiple levels.
Thank you so much!
Have to say Shawn, your videos are awesome, very immersive and informative. Thanks very much!
Thank you!
Omg I loved it here when I visited in I can't wait go back 😍
Thank you for the video. Wanted to wait till the gateway hall opens and then go.
Can’t wait to see it!
Such a cool place, done it a few times, when Atlantis comes into view behind that black screen gets me every time 😢
The other thing that got me was the Forever remembered room seeing products crew used who had passed away and seeing only parts of the shuttles that they found of the ones that never returned, remember stopping in the blue room and with the music the tears just streaming down my face
Plus the Mars Rover Vehicle outside is normally always out on a mission when I’ve been
Amazing video 🤩🤩🤩
Absolutely loved this Shawn, a fantastic vlog! We're going to Florida in November so I've just bookmarked the Gray Line Orlando page so we can go there and see it for ourselves.
Thank you, have a great time!
Wow, I did not know it got that busy, and I've been to Florida quite a few times!
Great vlog 👍 as always
How Wonderful that you could go there, I would loved to have gone there, alas it is too late for me now. But thank you for the video.
I saw the Atlantis reveal in 2017 and I have to admit I choked up a bit seeing it in your vlog.
It’s spectacular
hey shawn, if you can get a press pass for kenndy space centre you ill be amazed if you ask to see the cloud machine
Bro how do you sound so much like DJ AUDITS haha love your content, keep it up, I subscribed today
Thank you!
Great Vlog Shaun👍 we are heading there tomorrow and hadn’t planned the day. Thanks to your video we know exactly what do do!!!👍
Hope you had a great day!
What a fab place!! Thanks to you we made the most of it. Thanks Shaun👍
What a fab place!! Thanks to you we made the most of it. Thanks Shaun👍
What a fab place!! Thanks to you we made the most of it. Thanks Shaun👍
What a fab place!! Thanks to you we made the most of it. Thanks Shaun👍
Brilliant video Shawn iam fascinated by space travel nasa love to go, you show the experience like iam there..keep going. 🙂
It’s such a spectacular place
Great Vlog as always Shawn
Thanks!
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures you’re welcome
Great adventure VLOG Shawn and I would also like to highly recommend it to everyone! Years ago I was doing a 3 month consulting job in the Orlando area and actually stayed at a Marriott condo village on the I drive. One day I had a meeting in Fort Lauderdale and suddenly was trapped in stopped traffic. All of a sudden I saw this huge plume of white smoke heading upwards and it dawned on me that there was a shuttle launch that morning I completely forgot about. There is always something going on in central Florida! Alway keep an eye out for the lizards and flying cockroaches, they try to be cute and call them palmetto bugs ... but they are roaches! 😝
It was spectacular
We are launching an Artemis rocket this week as a test. It’s supposed to be the new heavy lifter at Kennedy.
Did they have an Astronaut give a live presentation? When I was there in the early 2000s, Story Musgrave gave a talk. I was a bit starstruck because I remembered seeing him on TV.
They do indeed
I really want to go there :) It looks so amazing Shawn.
It’s such a spectacular place
Thanks. I am going to visit soon.
I totally agree with what you said about the Shuttle Atlantis ❤️ so magical seeing it up close 😀. Vacationed in nearby Cocoa Beach, Florida with my family in October 2017 when we went there. Simply to see Atlantis and the bus tour seeing the Vehicle Assembly Building both were worth the trip & money on their own, however, everything else made the trip even more spectacular! I also agree with planning 2 days to see everything. We arrived 1 hour after opening and stayed until closing and still missed quite a bit. I also wish we would have done what you did by starting with the Atlantis, then bus tour, then everything else. We caught the last bus tour of the day and they make everybody leave the Saturn V building 30 minutes before closing time 🙁 we missed a lot there and that was extremely disappointing 🙁 but was happy to see what we did see and to simply be at KSC 😀. I would definitely also recommend going to the Universe Theater & meeting an astronaut 😀 we met Bruce Melnick that day & it was so fascinating to hear his stories and getting to ask questions and we got a picture taken with him afterwards ❤️😀 my only regret is that we missed the opportunity to go to the main gift shop when he was giving away signed photographs however it was definitely an experience we didn’t expect to have however so happy we did! I also agree with IMAX. The movie was cool, we watched the 41 minute movie, however I wish we had done something else instead and watched that only if we had time. There was so many cooler things to do that we missed because of that. I hope that we get the chance to return someday and do not only all that we missed but also to see Space Shuttle Atlantis and the VAB up close again. I am happy you got the chance to go experience KSC & that you had such a great time awesome video that brought back a lot of amazing memories ❤️!
Thank you for sharing. The Atlantis reveal was absolutely spectacular!
Great vlog, thanks for the info.
Did you book Grey Line tour before you left UK or when you got to Florida?
I booked it in the U.K.
I got teary when they revealed Atlantis. The slide was great and the memorial hall was emotional. Were there any launches whilst you were in the States? We were at the space centre when a space x rocket launched and we also got to witness Artemis launch
It’s incredible. Would love to see a launch!
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures you’d have to google rocket launches the next time you’re out there again, if you do, you’ll see one for sure :) they’re always launching something over there
Chicken tenders eh? Not like you! Lol Tenders worldwide should be your third channel.
Thought I should freshen it up a little!
@@TheSanbrookeAdventuressuch a personality mate. Keep going.. you are a star and your enthusiasm is so important at the moment, in a sea of stagnant souls.
Shawn you should visit the national space Center in Leicester it’s pretty small but it’s really cool and is so decorative
I'm going there in November, I've added an amazing activity, a flight on the vomit comet, for a true zero G experience! Take off and landing from the KSC shuttle landing facility!!!!!
I remember doing this when I was young. I wish I was there now
I loved visiting here!
You need to go see endeavor in 2 years in La when her new center is built around her standing vertical
Thoroughly enjoyed this one shawn. Is it a one price entry fee and all theaters are included, are the rockets outside the originals.
It is!
Idk what the heck was up with your tour guide. Those IMAX theater showings are some of the best things in KSC
Definitely something for a future visit!
oh wow
Awesome video
just seen this after your great sanfrancisco vids , if you had bought the full package ,you would have had dinner with an astronaut ,plus full tour of the assembly building where you get to go inside it ,and you get more closer with the space lift off rocket platforms .been there several times ,seen many changes since its refurb ,yep its sure outa this world .
Something maybe to do next time!
Sean another great place to go about aviation is Wright Patterson AirForce Museum in ohio
Were there any alligators looking back at you from the reflecting pool next to the Astronaut memorial? I have been to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex a few times and that is the only place I have seen wild gators in Florida.
I believe so!
Yey😁
Would have been great to go here as a kid
Love space so much and it was great to see your passion with this Shawn. Do you follow the starship developments being made by spaceX? So exciting to see the future of space travel
Thank you. I do indeed!
@@TheSanbrookeAdventures that’s awesome! Crazy to think how much progress will be made in the next 10 years. I will have to watch out for your video then when spaceX have reached the surface of mars and there is an exhibition on starship🤣
i've been around 200M from the launchpad, with a shuttle on it! this was 30 years ago and when you was in a wheelchair, you had a member of staff drive your car instead of going on the bus. we went up this dirt road, then we saw blue flashing lights in the mirrors, so i can say i've been closer to the launch-pad than most!
That’s amazing!
Idk if you did, but for sure go on the Shuttle Launch Experience! Its where it feels like ur taking off
It’s spectacular
I reckon Shawn would be a great Consultant
I would love to go and see Atlantis up close as I saw Atlantis launch in July 1992 Mission STS-46 and about a week later heard from Orlando the double sonic boom.Been to the centre twice before.1999 our BA flight its path into Orlando came in over the Centre over the assembly building and the launch pads that were there for the shuttles.
It was amazing to see this!
I was 12 when I watched the moon landing and was blown away by it
Great experience I’d love to be an astronaut myself it’s a great job
Hi shaun interesting about space nasa
Are u doing theme park worldwide still or is this a side project?
He does both channels full time
I run both of my channels full time!
Did you buy anything in the gift shop
I didn’t this time
5:42 Oh Wow. This Famous Space Shuttle Atlantis Is Appears In The 1986 Walt Disney Pictures And 20th Century Fox And ABC Motion Pictures Children's Live Action Science Fiction Family Blockbuster Movie Of All Time Disney's Space Camp The Movie And Is A Bit Like Thunderbird 1 From Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds The Original Series In 1965. Thunderbirds Are GO. F.A.B Virgil. Thanks Mate. PS I've Looked Forward To Go To The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Museum Near Orlando Florida In The United States Of America Next Year In March 2023. Wish Me Luck. X
Atlantis was spectacular