Name: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
Address: Cape Canaveral, FL 32920, USA, US
Telephone: +1 321-853-1110

Cape Canaveral Air Force Station is a point of interest, located at Cape Canaveral, FL 32920, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 321-853-1110, visit their website www.patrick.af.mil for more detailed information.

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Cape Canaveral, FL 32920, USA

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Matt Robinson

21 December 2017

After being the only one in my family who wanted to go here it took a lot of convincing. however we went and by the end of the day they were happy we went. magnificent place!
Jason Perrone

09 November 2017

Great place to launch your rockets.
TJ Hisway

01 July 2017

Several EXCELLENT tours from KSC come here for the older launch sites.
Brenda Van Rensburg

29 November 2016

Amazing venue to watch a launch. Restricted to USA residence only unless with a tour or media.
Ata Yurt

29 August 2016

At this amazing place you are able to see rockets launch, and some also land back.
Steve Tetreault

07 July 2016

AMAZING! Thanks to some connections and friends, we were able to watch a rocket launch from mission command just a mile from the launch pad. Absolutely incredible!
Ryan Bush

15 June 2016

Always amazing stuff going on here. Highly recommend watching a launch in person. Just be prepared for launch delays and reschedules. They happen often unfortunately.
Gerald Egleson

14 April 2016

Brought both my sons and my wife to see the SpaceX launch on March 5, 2016. Awesome! We had a great time, the noise was thunderous. A space launch is a spectacle everyone should get the chance to see.
Adrian Patrascu

15 November 2015

Don't expect to see anything terribly exciting or come away with amazing pictures to post online. And, unless you have the opportunity to visit one of the four active launch sites, what youll probably see are just the crumbling reminders of some of mankind's greatest achievements. That said, if you're able to close your eyes and imagine yourself in the shoes of the pioneers of the space program, you'll soon realize that you're standing on hollowed ground. For me, the experience was worth much more than the sum of its parts.