Kennedy Space Centre
A not so early start as we have an appointment at 10 am for a back crack and then a 1 1/2hr drive south via the Home Depot Hardware for a back support. Then we finally arrive at the space centre.
Luckily it appears not to be too busy.
The set up has change over the last thirty odd years there are a few cafe and other exhibits but the bulk of the 50's and 60's rockets remain.
The bus tour out around the various launch pads was disappointing as I am sure previously we got a view inside the main assembly building. However the main stop was for the Saturn V rocket exhibition. Thirty something years ago this was out side with the other rockets.
This is now impressively exhibited inside after a re enactment of an Apollo mission launch.
We start to get a bit pressed for time and we head back to the main area at which point it is chucking it down.
The coach driver recommend we see the Atlantis exhibition rather than the I Max movies.
The Atlantis exhibit is contained in its own building again with an impressive reveal after a short build up with the history of it's inception almost at the end of the Apollo program.
There are plenty of interactive stuff for the kids to play with including an escape chute and a simulation of a shuttle take off.