Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Anticipates Closure Due To Hurricane Dorian
Due to hurricane Dorian, Kennedy space center visitor complex will remain closed on Sunday, September 1st and Monday, September 2nd.
No special interest tours will be available but it will be opened during the regular operating hour from 0900 to 1800 hours on Saturday, August 31st. the last facility bus tour will be available at 2:30 pm. The Apollo/ Saturn V Center will be open. Some bus components might not stay available due to the preparations made by the Kennedy Space Centre.
For those who have already purchased the Special Interest Tour ticket will be provided with a refund and can check their email for the same. Those who had purchased Dine with an Astronaut Ticket will also b refunded for September 1st and September 2nd.
Hurricane Dorian is a cyclone that is extremely powerful and tropical. Currently, it is circling the SouthEastern United States and the Bahamas. It majorly affects the Caribbean nations and that is why the Kennedy space center has been shut down.
It is a huge hurricane and storm as it is quite scary and can devastate the nearby lands and lives of people. A tropical wave in the Southern Atlantic is developed by Dorian. It has affected the Caribbean, and the Mainland United States, namely Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
It made huge and irreparable impacts over the Windward Islands, Leeward Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas.
The closing of Kennedy Space Center even for a day can cost a huge amount of loss to them because they receive a huge footfall every day. But as it is a matter of safety, one has to take this step and for that, the tourists and local wanderers can at least patiently wait for a day.
