Falcon Heavy USSF-52 X-37B

Falcon Heavy twin side boosters landing at LZ-1 and LZ-2 during the day

Join Star Fleet for the next flight of the Falcon Heavy, the world's most powerful operational rocket! It'll be launching on Sunday, December 11 at 8:14 PM EST (01:14 UTC) on the classified USSF-52 mission for the US Space Force, carrying the top-secret X-37B robotic spaceplane as its primary payload.

LATEST LAUNCH UPDATE: Unfortunately, our boat operator for this mission just notified us that due to a serious unexpected engine problem, the Ocean Obsession II will be unable to go out for the launch today. Accordingly, the launch viewing trip has to be canceled for this mission, and have initiated full refunds to everyone who booked, which should arrive in 5-10 business days. We're really sorry for the disappointment, and hope everyone still enjoys the launch from an alternate viewing location. Check out our viewing guide for options; Playalinda (if open) or Max Brewer Bridge/Titusville are your best options for launch; while for landing, Jetty Park (no pad view) or Route 528 are your best bets. As always, please reach out and ask via phone (321-209-2224) or social media should you have any questions. Thanks!

Be sure to check our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates on all our activities, as well as announcements of smaller/informal trips, and feel free to reach out over DM if you're interested in a private charter for a specific mission. Thanks!

Falcon Heavy launching during the day, from a public domain USAF photo

Rocket Launch Viewing

Price: $99/person
Launch Date: Sunday, December 11 at 8:14 PM EST (01:14 UTC)
Key Times: Checkin 6:00 | Boarding 6:30 | Departure 7:00
Location: Sunrise Marina, 505 Glen Cheek Dr., Port Canaveral, FL 32920

  • Great location to view all the key events of the launch
  • Typically 4-5 miles / 6-8 km from launch or landing
  • Favorable angle downrange of launch trajectory
  • Direct view of LC-39A and many other historic CCAFS pads
  • Magical for night launches as light reflects off the water
  • Close by to SpaceX landing zones for booster landings
  • Free parking, a guaranteed spot and no need to show up many hours early

    DELAY/SCRUB POLICY: Tickets are generally non-refundable.
    See our details page for more information.

Check back soon!


Close-up photo of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket on its pad LC-39A, taken on a Star Fleet boat tour

Pre-Launch Pad Trip

Price: ≈$100 per person (boat-dependent)
Dates: Not scheduled for this launch
Trip Time: ≈3 hours
Key Times: Checkin T-30 min | Boarding T-15 min | Departure T-0 min
Location: Port Canaveral, Cape Canaveral FL 32920

  • Get an exclusive, up-close look at the rocket and spacecraft on the pad unavailable from any other angle
  • Chance to view other active rockets on their pads (subject to launch schedules)
  • See historic Apollo and Shuttle sites, including LC-34, LC-36 and LC-39A/B
  • Enjoy a unique ocean-side view of every active CCAFS and KSC launch pad
  • View many sites of interest in Port Canaveral harbor and along the Cape
  • Travel on a fast, modern 6-12 passenger deep-sea charter vessel