Discover the Kennedy Space Center’s amazing shows at no extra cost! These shows are like space adventures that mix fun and learning.
The most popular shows at KSC are – Astronaut Encounter, It’s a Matter of Fact, and All Systems Are Go.
Astronaut Encounter offers visitors a unique opportunity to meet NASA Veterans during a live performance.
It’s a Matter-of-fact show that tells about the states of matter through interactive and fun experiments with liquid nitrogen.
Most of us have grown up watching Peanuts and love its many characters.
All Systems Are Go shows give an understanding of space and space missions in a fun way.
Imagine puppets telling stories and characters like Snoopy taking you on space missions. It’s like watching a space story come alive!
Where are Kennedy Space Center Shows Held?
Most shows inside the KSC Visitor Complex are held in the Universe Theater.
It is located opposite the Journey to Mars building.
The shows are presented daily. Visitors can check the Kennedy Space Center Daily Show schedule upon arrival.
Visitors can enjoy the shows at no extra cost with KSC Admission Tickets.
Kennedy Space Center Shows
KSC Visitor Complex hosts some amazing shows like:
Astronaut Encounter

Astronaut Encounter offers visitors a unique opportunity to meet NASA veterans during a live presentation.
Pilots, commanders, and mission and payload specialists who have worked and lived in space are invited to share their experiences during the show.
The live presentation is interactive and is followed by a question-and-answer session.
Visitors can ask questions about space and the astronauts’ journey. You may also get an autograph from the astronauts after the show.
It’s a Matter of Fact Show

Have you ever wondered how matter can change its state?
During the It’s a Matter of Fact show, you will learn what matter is and know about its three states – solid, liquid, and gas—through some experiments.
Next, you will witness specific experiments using liquid nitrogen. It is super fun to watch, and it ignites the minds of the little ones.
The experiments are interactive and engage guests, making them a part of the process.
You will find the S.T.E.A.M. teams’ interactive carts throughout the visitor complex between the shows.
They also create experiences like “Tricky Science,” “The Center of Gravity,” and “The Vacuum of Space” for guests to enjoy.
All Systems are Go Show

All Systems are Go is your chance to experience state-of-the-art puppetry, lights, and sounds in this immersive adventure with your favorite characters.
Launch into space with America’s favorite four-legged cartoon friend and other Peanuts characters during the All Systems Are Go show at Kennedy Space Center.
The show starts as the launch director calls Snoopy and Woodstock to assist with the next NASA mission, Artemis.
It then covers every experience, from life in zero gravity to visiting other planets and training for the mission to test the Orion spacecraft.
The show also has Charlie Brown, Lucy, Marcie, Franklin and other Peanut characters.
The show debuted in March 2023 and became one of the most popular shows in the center.
The 20-minute show is an adventure full of history, education and imagination and is suitable for all age groups.
The music was created exclusively for the show. It showcases a mix of orchestral, contemporary, and jazz styles.
The show happens daily. New Dolby Atmos sound, motorized scrims and more than 20 integrated laser projectors are present at the theater for a fantastic experience.
About Snoopy and Artemis

Snoopy was a star of the Peanuts comic strips (from 1950 to 2000).
The adorable Snoopy dresses in a one-of-a-kind replica of NASA’s pressure suit for Artemis astronauts.
His association with NASA dates back to 1968 when agency officials asked Peanuts creator Charles Schulz to use the dog’s image as a safety mascot.
Snoopy landed on the moon. It is the zero-gravity indicator for the Orion spacecraft.
NASA introduced the Silver Snoopy Award to honor workforce members who played a significant role in maintaining safety and success in human spaceflight.
The Show Makers: Monlove Team

All Systems Are Go is an original concept. Ella Louise Allaire and Martin Lord Ferguson of the Montreal-based production company Monlove created the story and music.
They also served as the show’s executive producers.
More than 60 people from Monlove’s team worked on the show, including everything from the concept, music, design, storyboarding, and puppet construction.
Therrin Protze, COO of Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, said, “The All Systems are Go show is about inspiring those young space explorers.
This new show will delight guests of all ages as it features the loveable Peanuts characters and Snoopy, who has contributed to the excitement for NASA human spaceflight missions for more than 50 years.”
About Universe Theater and STEAM Team
The new name, Universe Theater, is presented by Northrop Grumman, a global aerospace, defense and security company.
Northrop Grumman is committed to enhancing and expanding the pipeline of talented STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) students globally.
Younger space enthusiasts are educated and entertained by the new S.T.E.A.M. team inside the Universe Theater.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony of The Universe Theater was held in 2019 when Northrop Grumman stated the following:
“Our partnership with the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex allows us to reach this audience and showcase our commitment to educating the next generation.”
So, ensure you check this space out for knowledge of the latest happenings in the space and astronomy sectors.
Children stand to benefit the most from a visit to the Universe Theater for exposure to the world of space and astronomy in an interactive and immersive environment.
FAQs
What shows are presented in Universe Theater Kennedy Space Center?
The shows at Universe Theater are Astronaut Encounter, It’s a Matter of Fact, and All Systems Are Go. Astronaut Encounter provides an opportunity to meet NASA astronauts. The STEAM Team presents ‘It’s a Matter of Fact Show’ at Universe Theater, showing experiments with the state of matter and liquid nitrogen. Besides, it also presents the ‘All Systems are Go’ show, featuring Snoopy! America’s favorite four-legged cartoon friend and other Peanuts characters.
What is All Systems are Go show at Kennedy Space Center?
All Systems Are Go is a 20-minute puppet show with light and sound effects at the Universe Theatre. It showcases the characters from the famous cartoon Peanuts. Watch Charlie Brown, Snoopy and their friends come alive as they fulfill the space mission Artemis. The show is an adventure full of history, education and inspiration.
How to watch Kennedy Space Center Shows for free?
You can watch all the KSC shows for free after buying the KSC Admission Tickets.
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