We were shown the mid deck and the WCS then taken to the flight deck. The interior is well used, let's just say, just I thought it'd be. It being the first weekend, they gave away a nice bag of swag to the people who'd signed up for the first tours (they were specific to say they won't be repeating this in the future), including some 'astronaut ice cream' and a certificate stating you'd toured the FFT. Great thing I brought my wife along and she didn't want any of it (other than the pin they gave her, I opted for the patch of the same design).
OUTSIDE AND CARGO BAY AREA (this is what the public gets to see any time they walk in to the building):
To the hatch (note the drag marks where crews practiced roping out of the top hatches):
GETTING INSIDE (you can only do this on weekends with a special ticket bought well in advance):
Mid deck lockers, still with added velcro and signs from previous crews:
I didn't realize the waste disposal was right next to the main hatch...
Entry to the ISS airlock collar:
My favorite part (I was surprised how little room there is in here, it's more crowded than a airliner's flight deck:
Canada arm and other controls, some of the few areas that are plexiglassed over:
And me, gloating...
