I had to have something shipped to a buddy of mine who's going to take a course and it had to…read morearrive fast quick and in a hurry. Given the time constraints of an honored lunch break , there was no easier choice to make than visiting United States Postal Service office right there on base. I was helped by Tammy who was great. As it turns out the address that I had originally received didn't quite lineup instead of rushing me through or anything. She was kind enough to help explain the possible reason. Treating me like a guest and not trying to rush me out the door is what Earn's this place it's fifth star. Can you take personal care of the folks you are helping that makes the world of a difference. Tammy did a great job and thanks to her efforts. I was able to verify with the recipient of the package the address which they had gotten mixed up. The place was super clean on the inside, and the air conditioning was actually a welcome respite from the unforgiving Florida heat and humidity that awaited just outside the double doors Tip: They Close at 1215pm, so make sure you're tracking that beforehand and don't show up on your lunch break to find locked doors

The base shuts down early - 7 p.m. for commissary and BX…read more The library at 6 p.m. But the gym is open till 11 p.m. on weekends. Great MWR aka Outdoor Rec No movie theater Post is DARK after 6 p.m. easy to get confused if you're new. Gas is cheaper or as cheap off post in Satellite Beach.

They are so chill here!! Love the one guy he doesn't speak that much but he chill. He always is…read morecalm and friendly, he puts effort into his job and you can see that

This is my favorite place to mail packages. Anytime I come they are friendly and helpful and fast…read more The customer service is wonderful! The Titusville post office is much closer for me. I choose to drive the extra distance for the great service.

I had to come down here for some government business recently. The employees could not have been…read morenicer or more helpful. There are some big advantages to small towns in this day and age.

I was actually previously married at this courthouse. I came here to get a copy of my marriage…read morelicense. When I arrived there was a seating area and tv screens that indicated which numbers were being called. They also had self serve kiosks so that you can check yourself in. I checked myself in and I had a seat. There were 3 people seating in the waiting area with me. There were two windows that had agents actively helping customers out of the 6 available windows. Those two agents were taking a long time to serve the customers, and once finished, some staff appeared to be heading out to lunch, because of those two active windows they were not serving customers all of the time. I ended up having to wait more than 40 minutes before my number was called. I appreciate having this Clerk of Court office to get documents when I need them, they do provide a good value to the community. However, it has changed over the years, and it might not be a good place to go if you are short on time.

Very friendly and helpful staff. I needed to get a library card and some info about the library…read more It was a very fast process. The library is not huge but easy to Navigate plus they do transfers from other branches. This was my first visit of many.

The Port St John Public Library is just off highway US-1. There is ample bicycle parking here…read more The library is neither too big nor too small. It is just the right size. The staff here is friendly. There was a couple good vegan cookbooks in the cooking section. Overall though didn't really find too many of the book selection that I was drawn to. I found the selection of CDs here a bit underwhelming. They did have more Jimmy Buffet albums than I have ever seen at a library anywhere. If you are into Jimmy Buffet go check out the Port St John Public Library as you won't be disappointed.

We stopped here before our cruise to pick up some used books in the store to donate to the cruise…read moreship library. We were surprised that the books, dvds, magazines and audio were all 25 cents! There was even free items in the lobby. Awesome library.

The staff members are very helpful and kind. I booked a study room which are open to the public and…read moreit was quiet and a great place to get some work done in the morning. The walls are thin in the study rooms though, and when people started using the rooms in the afternoon, I could hear nearby conversations too clearly. There is plenty of parking and even a small book sale section (books, CDs etc for 25 cents).

NO Privacy at all , this library has there computers right next to each not protecting the private…read moreinformation of others . It falls upon there responsibility to protect the private information of others . All they have to do is turn the monitors around to face towards the user . It's not that hard .

The Satellite Beach 'berry...easily one of the best libraries in the Brevard County Library system…read more A smart collection of books, CDs, & DVDs. As you enter the libray you see a giant sculputure of dolphins. Besides the great selection of items to check out the only caveat of this library is the grounds it is on could be nicer. Besides that the items here are top notch from new books to vegan cookbooks to travel books along w/ many other things. Happy browsing!

I finally made it to see a Falcon 9 NROL-77 launch and can confirm this is the best and closest…read morelocation to Launch Complex 39A/B (which is too close to allow public viewing during launches) and nearby LC-40 and LC-41. Arrival & Transit Time: From the moment you park at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Visitor Complex, it takes about 1 to 1.5 hours to reach the viewing site. Bus Ride: The bus ride itself is about 15 minutes. Cost: The transfer cost was $88 on top of the daily entrance fee (you might consider an annual pass if planning to return at least one more time). Launch Experience: The narration was very interactive, and the sound was impressive. A major bonus was being able to clearly see the booster landing about 10 miles away at Landing Zone 2 (LZ-2). Departure Time: The way back to the parking lot took a bit longer, almost an hour, since the bus made a couple of stops along the way. I liked it a lot and might return in 48 hours for another potential launch!

The Gantry at LC-39 is the newest attraction and first stop on the bus tour. It's adjacent to…read morelaunch complex 39 at Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral. LC-39 offers 360 degree views around Kennedy Space Center, with several free standing binoculars to see two of the launch pads. If my memory is correct they are launch pads 39 A and 39 B. Through the binocular on the right side of The Gantry you could see a rocket leaning against the side of the launch pad. On the left side you could see the Space X building(I think it was a building)The Gantry is 4 stories high, and is handicap accessible, there is an elevator and a ramp. As we were walking up to The Gantry, you can see a full sized rocket engine under The Gantry, and hear the count down to blast off. When the engine reaches zero the rocket engine starts up loud sound with steam and a mist coming from it. A very impressive photo or video opportunity. Inside The Gantry there are a lot of things to do and see, you can sit on one of the many NASA crawler transporter pistons to make a simulated rocket on the computers that surround the center of The Gantry. What is the crawler transporter?? The crawler-transporter is a huge machine that transports the rockets/shuttles to the different launch pads. It is bigger than a baseball infield, and when it was loaded with a space shuttle it weighs more than 18 million pounds and travels at a speed of one mile per hour. The crawler transporter travels on a specially made crawler way made to support the weight of the crawler transporter. The (according to KSC) river rock surface covers a layer of asphalt and a seven foot-deep bed of crushed stone, and it extends 3.4 miles from the VAB to Launch Pad 39 A and about 4.2 miles to Launch Pad B. There are clean restrooms here, (all of their restroom facilities were super clean and well stocked with supplies)the ladies counting for the buses to load were friendly, and the man running the souvenir shop at LC- 39 was friendly and welcoming. On the side of The Gantry there are stadium type seats to view a rocket launch. The Gantry was very informative and educational and well worth the visit.