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5 Space Shuttle Launch Tickets VISITOR COMPLEX STS-133

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Sold Date: 02/13/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Fraternal, Political, Organizations

5 Adult Space Shuttle Launch Tickets for the Space Shuttle Discovery STS-133 (Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex viewing site)

Vehicle Placard Included!

Viewing from NASA/Kennedy Space Center Visitors Center. These tickets have never been used.

These tickets are valid for the shuttle launch of space shuttle Discovery mission STS-133, which means these tickets will be valid for the mission even if it gets delayed past that date. Please check for time and other details about the mission. NOTE: The arrival time of 2:30pm as stated on the placard is also something that is determined by NASA and they will determine the details when it gets closer to the time of the shuttle launch.

Launch Date ~ February 24, 2010 at 4:50 p.m. EST

5 Official KSC Tickets, 1 Vehicle Parking Placard, Launch Viewing Information Sheet, and KSC Brochure

Get tickets now for one of the last shuttle missions to space. Tickets are SOLD OUT to this event and are hard to find and were originally purchased through the KSC online lottery system. This auction is for 5 adult tickets into the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Also included is the necessary parking pass for 1 vehicle to enter the facility on launch day. These tickets also allow for an extra day of admission to the Kennedy Space Center.

Witnessing a space shuttle launch is a rare and special event. Visitor Complex exhibits, shows, and special presentations will run throughout the day. If you have additional questions, please call prior to your trip. Launch dates and times, as well as Visitor Complex operational schedules are subject to change. On launch day, KSC is a restricted area and will be open only to launch viewing ticket holders and those who have received an official launch vehicle placard. Vehicles must display this placard on the driver's side front windshield of the vehicle in order to gain access to the Kennedy Space Center on launch day. It is valid for all passengers in the vehicle.

ARRIVAL TIME: You must arrive by your scheduled arrival time. Since the launch attempt was rescheduled, please refer to the latest KennedySpace /LVO for operating hours and arrival times or call . The security gates to KSC close to ALL incoming traffic (with of without placards) approximately 2 hours before launch and will reopen approximately 1 hour following launch.

Returns - Due to the nature of these tickets, no returns can be accepted. All purchases are final.

Our family was in Florida for the November 1, 2010 Launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery however, the Launch was scrubbed until February 24, 2011. We are not able to make the return trip to Florida for the Launch therefore, we have to sell the tickets. Yes, t his package includes a Parking Pass for parking at Kennedy Space Center on Launch Day. Please check the website for updated parking times based on the time listed in the parking pass.

FOLLOW THE LAUNCH: It is the visitor's responsibility to keep up with the date and time of the shuttle launch.

/SpaceShuttle (the Visitor Complex Web site) or nasa.gov/missions/highlights/schedule.html for any mission updates prior to leaving for the Visitor Complex. Follow the Visitor Complex on Twitter to receive up-to-the-minute launch updates: /ExploreSpaceKSC.

Keep your tickets and vehicle placards - In the event of a date change, these items will be required to access the Visitor Complex on subsequent launch attempt days. In the event that the launch is rescheduled, please refer to /LVO or call for Visitor Complex operating hours and arrival times.

If the launch date moves or delays prior to your arrival at KSC: The tickets and vehicle placard are good for the next launch attempt.