You are doing it right, TahoeMinx! You will get the best of both worlds by staying in the Hab for the duration of Camp and bonding with your teammates, AND getting Marriott time as well. Any time gained by arriving early or leaving late is a valuable bonus that you will be happy you had later. Just ...

She was my favorite too, back in the day. She was the most "high fidelity" shuttle flight deck we had, since she was built for the Space Camp movie. Sadly, she was robbed of many of her switches in the mid-to-late 90s to make the newer shuttle sims. So the modern Atlantis most campers know...

When I last visited back in July, she was being used for Parent-Child Camp shuttle missions. She's kinda hidden back behind the new Science On Orbit ISS exhibit.

Check out the Facebook group, Adult Space Camp Adventure

I know they cancelled Space Camp in Turkey for this week. I'll see if I can find out more.

Cost: $149.00 Adults Children(3-11) $ 139.00 Annual Passholders: $99.00.The tour includes: a tour of Atlantis,bus tour around launch pads 39A and B,Launch Control Center (LCC) including Firing Room 4, photo opportunity with Mike at the Launch Director chair,then ending Apollo/Saturn V Center. Length...

p51 wrote: I couldn't even imagine the things that teens going through Space Camp have probably tried there over the years...

Keeping my mouth shut on that one... ...and the counselors/crew trainer shenanigans can be quite scandalous as well!

Madison Square Mall is only about 3 miles from Space Camp. It's a nice, newer mall and has just about everything. http://www.madisonsquaremall.com/ Um, no. Madison Square Mall is dead. Literally. There are about 3 stores left in it and soon to be closed and reconfigured as a mixed use facility (off...

Madison Square Mall is only about 3 miles from Space Camp. It's a nice, newer mall and has just about everything.
http://www.madisonsquaremall.com/

Parkway Place is a little further away (9 miles) and has more shops. http://www.parkwayplacemall.com/

What part of the world are you living in now, Brad? If it's not too much trouble, you could come down for the Alumni Festival in July. It's a 4-day reunion of sorts, with a ton of activities, culminating in what will be an 80's-themed concert under the Pathfinder shuttle. I attended last year and it...

The Shuttle-Centaur display is no longer a part of Shuttle Park. It was packed up today and is being moved to Glenn Research Center in Ohio.
http://www.waaytv.com/space_alabama/u-s ... f44a1.html

Welcome to the club! Always glad to have alumni find us and join in on the conversations here. I strongly urge you to register at http://www.spacecampalumni.com/ as well. The Space Camp Alumni Association will keep you up to date on all things Space Camp, and they may also be able to help you find y...

I think something is being planned for October. When something is announced, you can bet we will be talking about it here!

Hang in there, I think they're working on something for October.

Here is another idea I came up with last night. It communicates exactly what Space Camp does, which is inspire kids to reach for the stars. http://i48.tinypic.com/fwqgdw.jpg I've still got some tweaking to do on it, and I'm going to play around with it and see if it works with some different backgr...

I'll be there in a couple of weeks!

They were post-movie as well. I remember them being in the Space Gear catalog into the early 90s.

Good job! Looks better than any of the costume suits you see in the different online "space shops". For what it's worth, there are some pretty good 3D-printed Apollo suit hose connectors on Shapeways. I would post the link, but the shapeways site happens to be down at the moment. Look for ...

Jennifer,

I still have some Shuttle Bucks from 1991!

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