People working behind the scenes of America's space program are honored here at US Space Walk the first and only walk in the nation dedicated to honoring our nation's astronauts. The visitors get to know about the history of space exploration, in addition to the many different plaques, sculptures, and artwork dedicated to the subject. You can even witness a space launch from the water's edge. Your dreams of walking on the moon or inhabiting another planet will come true.

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Kennedy Space Center - 140,000-acre of property where you can race to outer space, see a Moon rock and get a close look at Apollo capsules, rocket engines and a lunar module.
Live eight massive rockets from past eras in the Rocket Garden and soar off into the skies on a screen at five stories high IMAX Theater. Bus tours, journey around the massive complex, with narrations explaining the highlights of the center is free here. The complex also homes the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge, deer, small animals, turtles, alligators and an enormous variety of birds.

Admission is $24 adults, $15 children 3-11; a more complete tour that includes visits to the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo launch pads is $44 adults, $35 children 3-11; and a Kennedy Space Center Wildlife Tour visiting the region's wild creatures as well as the highlights of the Space Center is $44 adults, $35 children 3-11.