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�Flock
Together, Save Together� Special Savings at Kennedy Space
Center
Visitor Complex Celebrates New Angry Birds�
Space Encounter
Guests
can save up to 30 percent on regular admission tickets
�Flock
Together, Save Together� Special Savings at Kennedy Space Center Visitor
Complex Celebrates New Angry Birds� Space Encounter
Cape
Canaveral, FL � April 2013 / Hospitality 1ST / Super Red and the entire
Angry Birds� Space flock from the popular game have landed at the new Angry
Birds� Space Encounter at Kennedy
Space Center Visitor Complex. Now through June 28, 2013, families and
friends can journey into the wormhole to help these cosmic super heroes
blast the Space Pigs and enjoy the �Flock Together, Save Together� savings
of up to 30 percent off admission.
The
larger the flock, the greater the savings on admission. For a party of
two, admission is $80 plus tax, or 20 percent off regular admission. A
party of three will receive 25 percent off regular admission, or $112.50
plus tax. A party of four will pay only $140 plus tax, or 30 percent off
regular admission. For additional savings for groups of five or more, call
866-768-2167.
Kennedy
Space Center Visitor Complex partnered with Rovio Entertainment, creator
of the globally successful Angry Birds franchise, including Angry Birds
Space, to bring the beloved characters to life. The 4,485-square-foot Angry
Birds Space Encounter, which is included in regular Visitor Complex admission,
brings to life the space adventures of the Angry Birds as they follow their
kidnapped eggs into an inter-galactic wormhole, come face-to-face with
Space Pigs and gear up with heroic superpowers. Visitors encounter five
interactive stations designed to engage and immerse guests in a new dimension
of Angry Birds Space:
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Eggsteroids
Slingshot � Ready, set, squawk! Guests take their best shot � slingshot,
that is � at King Pig and Corporal Pig, competing with fellow players using
mini Angry Birds launched in a slingshot to zap the Space Pigs.
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Cold
Cuts Tile Puzzle � Guests line up a universe of planets and Angry Birds
to solve sliding puzzles, with three levels of difficulty, featuring images
of Super Red, Ice Bird, The Incredible Terence and Space King, Pig in a
Bubble.
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Danger
Zone � Proceed with caution! The Danger Zone features a mirrored labyrinth
challenge to find the hidden Angry Birds. Guests discover surprises along
the way.
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Red
Planet Lazer Challenge � The Angry Birds need help finding their prized
golden eggs! Guests journey to the surface of the Red Planet to search
for the mythical eggs but need to watch out for lazer beams that create
obstacles along the course, making the mission more difficult.
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Angry
Birds Game Zone � Guests can play the actual Angry Birds Space game
in a tournament against fellow guests, mastering selected levels and discovering
little known hints to zap the pigs.
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An
Angry Birds Space photo opportunity also is available, as is Angry
Birds merchandise.
Also opening
this year at the Visitor Complex will be the new $100 million home of Space
Shuttle Atlantis, with the grand opening celebration set for June 29.
Located
only 45 minutes from Orlando, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex features
many attractions and year-round interactive programs, including meeting
real astronauts. The standard bus tour, included with admission, explores
the history of the Apollo moon and space shuttle programs with panoramic
views of Kennedy Space Center, the Vehicle Assembly Building�s (VAB) exterior
and a stop at the Apollo/Saturn V Center, where visitors see an authentic
363-foot Saturn V moon rocket and relive the historic Apollo missions that
saw man land on the moon.
Other
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex attractions and activities include
Shuttle Launch Experience, an incredible simulated journey of vertically
launching into space and orbiting Earth aboard the space shuttle, as well
as the Astronaut Training Experience ® (ATX®), Rocket Garden, two
IMAX® theaters, Astronaut Encounter, Lunch With an Astronaut, U.S.
Astronaut Hall of Fame® and Exploration Space: Explorers Wanted.
Visitors
also can share mankind�s greatest achievements and future of the space
program with the entire family and receive rare access to areas of Kennedy
Space Center that have been off limits to the public for decades. The KSC
Up-Close Tour Series includes tours of the VAB, Launch Control Center (LCC),
and Launch Pad. The VAB tour has been extended through 2013 and the LCC
and Launch Pad tours are confirmed through June 30. All Up-Close Tours
are $25 per adult and $19 per child (ages 3-11) plus tax, in addition to
admission.
For
more information on Kennedy Space Center Complex, please visit www.KennedySpaceCenter.com.
About
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Kennedy
Space Center Visitor Complex brings to life the epic story of the U.S.
space program, offering a full day or more of fun and educational activities,
including the Kennedy Space Center Tour featuring the Saturn V Center with
an actual Saturn V moon rocket, the new Angry Birds� Space Encounter, Shuttle
Launch Experience, 3D IMAX® space films, Astronaut Encounter, Exploration
Space: Explorers Wanted and many other interactive exhibits. The new $100
million home for Space Shuttle Atlantis opens June 29, 2013. Admission
also includes the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame®, featuring historic
spacecraft and the world�s largest collection of personal astronaut memorabilia,
which opens daily at noon and closing times vary by season. Only 45 minutes
from Orlando, Fla., Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex opens daily at
9 a.m. with closing times varying by season. Admission is $50 + tax for
adults and $40 + tax for children ages 3-11. The Kennedy Space Center Visitor
Complex Commander�s Club Annual Pass is $63 + tax for adults and $53 +
tax for children ages 3-11. For more information, call 877-313-2610 or
visit www.KennedySpaceCenter.com.
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Parks & Resorts
Delaware
North Companies Parks & Resorts is an industry leader providing
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Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and in Yellowstone, Grand Canyon,
Sequoia and Yosemite national parks, including The Ahwahnee and other Yosemite
lodges; Tenaya Lodge at Yosemite & the Cottages at Tenaya Lodge; Harrison
Hot Springs Resort & Spa in British Columbia; Niagara Falls State Park;
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To learn more about Delaware North Parks & Resorts, visit www.DelawareNorth.com/Parks-and-Resorts.aspx.
About Delaware North Companies
Delaware
North Companies is one of the largest and most admired privately held hospitality
companies in the world. Founded and owned by the Jacobs family for nearly
100 years, it is a global leader in hospitality and food service. Its family
of companies includes Delaware North Companies Parks & Resorts, Delaware
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Contact:
Kennedy
Space Center Visitor Complex
Kennedy
Space Center, Florida
Andrea
Farmer, 321-449-4318
Catherine
Segar, 321-449-4273
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