Odd that a few restaurants were closed, also an icecream-stand closed way before the end of the day. So we had to leave earlier because as a diabetic-patiënt I have to eat reguarly. The exhibition itself was great.

The Center itself has some excellent information on various aspects of the space program. Great history as well as up to the minute and future plans. It has been several years since I have been there and I was impressed with the updates. Very nice! Only negative comment is in regards to the admission process. I guess I didn't read the fine print on the tickets I printed out which required the standing in line at a Will Call window to exchange my 'voucher' and then in the already long line at the entrance. Why not just make the printed item the entry ticket? Airlines do that for boarding passes. It would certainly save a line waiting experience and there are enough of those within the center!

I was very impressed with the displays and presentations. There was a sense of awe and you left with a deep sense of respect for these pioneers. The bus tour was fu n and you should do it early to avoid lines. It was well worth the money and time!

WEB SITE ERROR: Your Web survey firm is faulty. I would like to give each of the categories at the end of this questionnaire a star rating. Yet when I give the first category a 5 Star, then try and select any of the next categories it takes my first star selection back to no stars! Ticket issue: the Just wish the ticket portion of our trip didn't have to be printed, A mobile-app ticket would've been easier. I am just one of thousands that don't travel with a printer, or even have access to a printer. It didn't help that the lobby desk and visitor computer use area had problems getting On-line so it was a big hassle. An emailed or text bar-code entry would've been so much easier.

We went through and there was no computer chip icon so we had to go back to get tickets so had to do scanning twice.