Billinaz
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We are in Delaware and I tried my Senator first and he said they only do tours in DC. Then I contacted my Congresman and here is the reply I received today.
Hi Margaret,
I apologize for the delayed response. Kennedy Space Center Tours are not routinely set-up by our office, so it took a few days for me to make sure I had exhausted my options and gathered the best information for you. I contacted the office of the Congressman who represents the Kennedy Space Centers district, and I spoke with that Congressmans point-person for the Space Center. Unfortunately, the staffer from that office informed me that members of Congress are not able to request personal or behind-the-scenes tours for constituents, nor can we arrange for discounted or free tickets to the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Center. Of course, I wish I was able to make this happen for you and your family, but the Space Centers tours are now managed by a private company, and tours for members of Congress and their staff are strictly for informational purposes, and are not transferrable to constituents. I do know that the Kennedy Space Center sometimes runs special deals and promotions, so maybe you can find luck that way. It appears that the Kennedy Space Center has benefits and discounts for retired military veterans. You can find information on this
s program here: http://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/military.aspx .
I am wondering has anyone received free tickets tickets lately??
Anyone from Delaware ever get any free tickets?
Thanks for all your replies, it was worth a try.
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Yea, I got that initially as well.
When I gave them the specific contact info, they arranged the tickets. Apparently the Senators and Congressmen dont have much knowledge of this program.
Here is where they need to contact for the request:
NASA Headquarters
Office of Legislative & Intergovernmental Affairs
202-358-1067 (office)
202-358-4343 (fax)
Hi Margaret,
I apologize for the delayed response. Kennedy Space Center Tours are not routinely set-up by our office, so it took a few days for me to make sure I had exhausted my options and gathered the best information for you. I contacted the office of the Congressman who represents the Kennedy Space Centers district, and I spoke with that Congressmans point-person for the Space Center. Unfortunately, the staffer from that office informed me that members of Congress are not able to request personal or behind-the-scenes tours for constituents, nor can we arrange for discounted or free tickets to the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Center. Of course, I wish I was able to make this happen for you and your family, but the Space Centers tours are now managed by a private company, and tours for members of Congress and their staff are strictly for informational purposes, and are not transferrable to constituents. I do know that the Kennedy Space Center sometimes runs special deals and promotions, so maybe you can find luck that way. It appears that the Kennedy Space Center has benefits and discounts for retired military veterans. You can find information on this
s program here: http://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/military.aspx .
I am wondering has anyone received free tickets tickets lately??
Anyone from Delaware ever get any free tickets?
Thanks for all your replies, it was worth a try.
=================================================================================================================
Yea, I got that initially as well.
When I gave them the specific contact info, they arranged the tickets. Apparently the Senators and Congressmen dont have much knowledge of this program.
Here is where they need to contact for the request:
NASA Headquarters
Office of Legislative & Intergovernmental Affairs
202-358-1067 (office)
202-358-4343 (fax)