Driving to Kennedy Space Center and then to Astronaut Hall of Fame, couple of good miles btwn the two locations. Road signs pretty much ever...
Driving to Kennedy Space Center and then to Astronaut Hall of Fame, couple of good miles btwn the two locations. Road signs pretty much everywhere in that particular area regardless where you start your road trip from, therefore very unlikely not to find and get to Cape Canaveral by car. Full of EU tourists ready to spend big bucks in order to see something that does not exist anymore, King Obama has already scrapped the flagship program of US Space Exploration, therefore no idea what you can see once you bough the ticket at that very high price and got inside the center. And b/c in time I've covered entire Florida, from Key West to Jacksonville, from Naples to Pensacola Beach, I can clearly state that most if not all of the EU tourists go to just two FL attractions: Everglades and Kennedy Space Center, that's it. And if you're from a country or region where English is not the official language and therefore your Driver's License (DL) is not in English, Florida has got a new law as per Jan 1, 2013 that requires everybody with DLs in languages other than English to carry an International Driver's License (IDL) in order for local cops to be able to read your DL, in Canada that applies to drivers from Quebec only. Therefore tourists from UK, Ireland, Australia, NZ, Jamaica, Bahamas, Barbados, etc., need not to worry, you do not need such IDL, but all others, Quebec drivers included, you'll need an IDL when driving down in Florida. en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org Enjoy your ... Less
