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Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

The working NASA campus can be visited only through authorized tours from Space Center Houston. Choose a tour for its facilities rather than treating the campus as an independent attraction.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

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Why go

Johnson Space Center connects Houston to human spaceflight through astronaut training and Mission Control. Selected tram routes reveal different parts of that work and its history, including training facilities or Rocket Park. The campus remains distinct from the visitor attraction, so the specific tour determines what you can actually see.

What to look for

  • Mission Control facilities feature on designated authorized tours.
  • Selected tours reach astronaut training facilities or Rocket Park.

Useful to know

  • Start at Space Center Houston, not at a NASA campus map point.
  • Compare the official tram options before choosing; they reach different facilities and use different boarding arrangements.
  • Keep room for changes caused by weather or NASA facility restrictions.

Your next visit

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Indoor visit · 30–45 min

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