Space Center Houston

Visit Space Center Houston and explore real spacecraft, moon rocks, and astronaut exhibits. Take a tram tour of NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Fun for all ages—get your tickets today and experience the excitement of space exploration!

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Staff in spacesuit giving thumbs up outside NASA Houston Space Center.

Visitors viewing US rocket at Houston Space Center.

People viewing Saturn V rocket at Houston Space Center.

Visitors exploring exhibits at the Houston Space Center.

Space shuttle mounted on an airplane at Houston Space Center.

Control Room at Houston Space Center with vintage consoles and large display screens.

Staff presenting to visitors at Houston Space Center exhibit.

Kids exploring a space capsule exhibit at the Houston Space Center.

Wax figure of astronaut Stafford reaching out from a rocket at Houston Space Center.

Lunar Module LTA-8 exhibit at Houston Space Center.

Space suit with connected wires at Houston Space Center exhibit.

Falcon 9 rocket displayed outside Houston Space Center.

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Flexible duration

Step into the multi-exhibit space center at Houston with your timed entry ticket, allowing for a self-paced exploration of this massive space-centric museum.
Admire 400+ space artifacts, the largest collection of lunar rocks, and multiple permanent and traveling exhibits.
Step inside the Mission Briefing Center and Spacecraft Gallery to admire the world’s largest public collection of lunar rocks and samples.
Advance book a seat on the NASA tram tour at the Guest Services desk for a behind-the-scenes exploration of NASA's Johnson Space Center, displaying SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket.
End your tour by walking around and under the 156-foot-long Falcon 9—the same type that launched two NASA astronauts aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft.

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Step into the multi-exhibit space center at Houston with your timed entry ticket, allowing for a self-paced exploration of this massive space-centric museum.
Admire 400+ space artifacts, the largest collection of lunar rocks, and multiple permanent and traveling exhibits.
Step inside the Mission Briefing Center and Spacecraft Gallery to admire the world’s largest public collection of lunar rocks and samples.
Advance book a seat on the NASA tram tour at the Guest Services desk for a behind-the-scenes exploration of NASA's Johnson Space Center, displaying SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket.
End your tour by walking around and under the 156-foot-long Falcon 9—the same type that launched two NASA astronauts aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft.