“I had no idea…”
Those are the words we hear from every first-time visitor to the Cosmosphere. If you haven’t visited the Cosmosphere, prepare to be amazed and surprised at every turn. If you’ve spent time here before, then you know.
It begins when you walk into the Cosmosphere beneath the wings of the SR-71 Blackbird that spans the lobby. When you watch your grandchildren learn how to build a rocket in CosmoKids or watch a giant ball of cotton explode in Dr. Goddard’s Lab. When you stand beside the Apollo 13 Command Module Odyssey or crane your neck to see the top of the Gemini Titan Rocket.
All-Access Mission Pass
Your Best Value
Includes unlimited access on the day of your visit to the Hall of Space Museum and CosmoKids, one Carey Digital Dome Theater documentary, one show in the Justice Planetarium, one show in Dr. Goddard’s Lab and one ride on the naviGATOR Flight Simulator.
The renovated galleries in the Hall of Space are open. While many artifacts are on display, the exhibits and graphics won’t be fully completed until Spring 2025.
Allow at least four hours to experience everything included in the All-Access Mission Pass.
Adults: $29.50 + tax
Seniors (60+) & Military: $26.50 + tax
Children (4-12): $20.50 + tax
Children 3 & Under*: Free
*Must sit on a parent’s lap in theater venues. Children 3 and under meeting the minimum height requirements require a ticket on the naviGATOR Simulator.
**Reno County residents receive free admission to the Hall of Space Museum with proof of ID. Please check-in at Box Office upon arrival to receive your ticket.
Single Venue Ticket
Hall of Space Museum**
The Hall of Space begins with the story of the WWII German rocket design that evolved to power the Apollo 11 mission to the Moon. As you proceed through the galleries, you will see the story of the space race between the United States and the U.S.S.R. unfold. You’ll learn about technological and cultural differences between the two superpowers through their intense competition to be the first to reach the Moon.
The renovated galleries in the Hall of Space are open. While many artifacts are on display, the exhibits and graphics won’t be fully completed until Spring 2025.
Adults: $16.50 + tax
Seniors (60+) & Military: $14.50 + tax
Children (4-12): $13.50 + tax
Children 3 & Under: Free
**Reno County residents receive free admission to the Hall of Space Museum with proof of ID. Please check-in at Box Office upon arrival to receive your ticket.
Carey Digital Dome Theater
A two-story Dome with an amazing 4K digital projection system creates a vivid theater experience that surrounds you, and can even make you feel like you’re along for the ride! See newly released science documentaries during the weekdays and popular feature films on the weekend.
Adults: $11.00 + tax
Seniors (60+) & Military: $10.00 + tax
Children (4-12): $9.50 + tax
Children 3 & Under*: Free
*Must sit on a parent’s lap in theater venues.
Our Universe Theaters Package
Includes Dr. Goddard’s Rocket Lab Experience and Justice Planetarium, which are presented as one ticket.
Dr. Goddard's Rocket Lab Experience
We can’t wait to hear what you think of this engaging live science demonstration that entertains all ages. There are explosions (don’t try this at home, kids) and bright lights, so please consider the needs of everyone in your group as you purchase tickets for this attraction.
Fun fact: Dr. Goddard’s Rocket Lab has inspired kids to be rocket scientists when they grow up!
Justice Planetarium
Cosmosphere began as the first planetarium in Kansas and today, it offers one of the most technically advanced planetariums in the region. You’ll leave knowing exactly what planets and stars will be over Kansas that evening and how to find them in the night sky.
Adults: $18.00 + tax
Seniors (60+) & Military: $17.00 + tax
Children (4-12): $16.00 + tax
Children 3 & Under*: Free
*Must sit on a parent’s lap in theater venues.
naviGATOR Flight Simulator
Experience the thrill of flying with our immersive flight simulator.
All Ages: $7.50 + tax
*Children meeting the minimum height requirements require a ticket on the simulator.
Free Docent-Guided Museum Tours
Experienced and insightful docents will enlighten and entertain you on your journey through the Hall of Space Museum*. Tours are offered every other Saturday at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. No reservation is required, but limited space is available. See the Box Office for dates. Tours may be canceled at any time.
All Ages: Free
*Hall of Space admission required. Reno County residents are FREE, please see Box Office for entry ticket. Dates and times are subject to change.
Visit the Museum
FAQ
Whether you are booking group travel or looking for a great way to spend the day with 14 friends, check out the discounts available for groups of 15 or more! Just make your reservations two weeks in advance to receive special group rates.
Do you need event space? Cosmosphere is known for space…and rooms to rent!
Out-of-this-world birthday parties? Absolutely! Transformative board retreats? Nothing like looking out the board room window over an SR-71 to put planning in perspective.
Learn more about our venue options or call 620.665.9304 and our event staff will help meet your event needs.
The Cosmosphere strives to make every visitor feel at ease and safe. For those with physical accessibility needs, the Cosmosphere public areas are all ADA-compliant. The venues and the Hall of Space Museum are all wheelchair accessible as are the restrooms.
Wheelchairs, an electric scooter and strollers are all available free of charge and available on a
first-come, first-serve basis.
Service Animals trained to assist or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability are welcome at the Cosmosphere. Pets and emotional support animals are not allowed.
To ensure individuals of all socioeconomic levels can experience the Cosmosphere, family passes are made available for check out from libraries throughout the state. Individuals are also encouraged to call the Cosmosphere Development Department at 620.665.9339 for assistance with the cost of attending.
The Cosmosphere is committed to providing a website that is accessible to everyone. To further this commitment, we utilize Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, Level AA, which provides standards for making content more accessible for all visitors, including people with disabilities.
The Cosmosphere has an onsite café operated by an independent management company. To ensure Cosmosphere Café is available to serve you, check their hours of operation prior to your visit by calling 620.665.9366 or by clicking here.
A concession stand is available during feature film showtimes.
No outside food is allowed in the Café due to health regulations.
No food or drink is allowed in the Hall of Space Museum.
The Cosmosphere is proud to offer a very liberal photo policy.
Visit Hutch and Travel KS can both help you find other places to stop after your visit to the “greatest space museum on planet Earth”.
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