By Juliana Octavini
If Kennedy Space Center It's already legal during the year, imagine in Christmas. And the complex is preparing a special year-end schedule for its visitors.
So, of 20 to 30 DecemberThe complex celebrates the Holidays in SpaceBecoming a real Christmas wonderland.
The event is sponsored by Pepsi and brings the theme of space adventures. So, among the attractions that are part of Holidays in Space are:
Rocket Tree Trail
Every night visitors can check and marvel at the lights along the Rocket Tree Trail, where theme Christmas trees line up on a path through the complex, creating an impressive display of lights. It is undoubtedly a spectacle to delight anyone and it is worth checking out!
iconic Christmas tree
Illuminating the Rocket Garden and the Gateway, this giant Christmas tree is about 15 meters high and over 61,000 pixels of light. In other words, there's no way you can't guarantee that instagramable photo of her!
Starflake’s Holiday Voyage
And it doesn't stop there. At night there is still an unforgettable show of projection, the Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex. Here, visitors embark on a breathtaking journey next to Starflake, exploring the stars, traveling the Earth and visiting iconic sites such as the famous Vehicle Assembly Building, the impressive International Space Station and the revolutionary James Webb Telescope. It is a unique experience that connects science, technology and emotion in a surprising way that is undoubtedly worth checking out!
In addition to the attractions described above, you can still take amazing photos, either with one of the astronaut nutcrackers almost two meters high or with NASA's sphere, which has become a beautiful Christmas ball.
Holidays in Space is included in the park's regular ticket. Remembering that On December 25, the Kennedy Space Center will be closed!
For more information about the event, visit the official website.
