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An out of this world experience hosted by the
Blue Community Consortium & Causeway
The Space Program and Brunch are complimentary but you must register to attend.
The Space Program and Brunch are complimentary but you must register to attend. To purchase a student discount ticket please complete the form below, submit, then pay below. Tickets are eligibble for ages 3 through 22. One person 23 years and older can also purchase these discounted tickts for each student purchase that is made. The form below is the record of who the tickets are purchased for.. Once you complete the form please pay below through either Zelle or Paypal. Note Paypal has an administration fee and Zelle does not.
Pay through Zelle by sending the payment to [email protected]
1 Day EPCOT Student ticket for July 20th - $109
2 Day Student ticket $230 - Second day of ticket must be used by July 23, 2026
**Please add into the Zelle Notes who this ticket is for
**Please add into the Zelle Notes who this ticket is for
Or Alternatively pay by Paypal
1 Day EPCOT Student ticket for July 20th - $115
Paypal link for 1 day ticket
2 Day Student ticket $230 - Second day of ticket must be used by July 23, 2026
Paypal Link for 2 day ticket
Outline for National Space Exploration Program
Outline for National Space Exploration Program
The program begins with a journey on a Space Elevator leaving EPCOT and journeying 220 miles above the Earth to the Space220 Centauri Space station
Once at the Centauri Space station, guests will be treated to a complimentary full brunch which they can enjoy with view of space and the Earth below from the 220 mile elevation perspective. This is the same distance as the International Space Station
On National Space Exploration Day, Friends of Virgin Islands National Park, in partnership with Causeway Impact and Blue Community Consortium, invites you to a special gathering at SPACE220 Centauri Station.
At the center is Project Tektite, the 1969 and 1970 underwater mission that took place in Virgin Islands National Park and helped NASA understand how humans survive in extreme environments, shaping space exploration ever since.
This is more than a story. It’s a chance to be part of what comes next.
Grigorijl Trubkin
Grigorijl Trubkin
Barbara Belvisi
Barbara Belvisi
Innerstellar Labs
Dr. Gretchen Green
Dr. Gretchen Green
Sylvia Earle
Sylvia Earle
Mission Blue
Dr. Ivan Haigh
Dr. Ivan Haigh
Director University Central Florida, National Center for Integrated Coastal Research
Capt. Tonia Lovejoy
Capt. Tonia Lovejoy
Director of Friends of USVI Virgin Islands National Parks
Program Sponsors
On National Space Exploration Day, Friends of Virgin Islands National Park, in partnership with Causeway Impact, Blue Community Consortium, National Space Society and World Innovation Network, invites you to a special gathering at SPACE220 Centauri Station.
At the center is Project Tektite, the 1969 and 1970 underwater mission that took place in Virgin Islands National Park and helped NASA understand how humans survive in extreme environments, shaping space exploration ever since.
Today, Virgin Islands National Park continues to be a hub for ocean science, climate resilience, and exploration education.
Through film and conversation — including a message from world-renowned American marine biologist, oceanographer, explorer Dr. Sylvia Earle — we’ll explore how ocean and space innovation intersect, and what it will take to keep the spirit of Project Tektite alive for future generations.
This is more than a story. It’s a chance to be part of what comes next.
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