Lakeside Luxury Villa Kissimee

10/21/2026

….and relax !

10/20/2026

10/20/2026

So lucky to be able to watch this launch from just outside our house !

09/28/2026

We can see the launches that happen from the Cape from just outside the front of our Villa !
October 1 is going to be an absolute thriller for space fans! SpaceX is aiming for three massive launches in a single day: Crew-13 heading to the ISS from Cape Canaveral, Transporter-18 carrying 130 smallsats from Vandenberg, and the NROL-97 mission launching on a Falcon Heavy from Kennedy Space Center. It’s set to be an incredibly busy day for the team, featuring two Falcon 9 rockets and one Falcon Heavy all taking flight.🚀🔥🛰️

08/31/2026

The sun sets on another fabulous day

08/31/2026

Morning cuppa !

08/30/2026

How amazing … When you can walk out your front door and watch (we weren’t sure if we heard the double sonic boom ) a Falcon 9 heavy launch from Cape Canaveral. There’s so much more to Florida than the theme parks.

Falcon Heavy's two side boosters fly back and land about 9 miles south of the pad at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Because they touch down within seconds of each other.

The payload: NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, headed to an orbit near the Sun-Earth L2 point, about 930,000 miles out. Roman studies dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets with a field of view far wider than Hubble's, per NASA.

08/30/2026

A good week to be at the villa to watch the launches from the Space coast

08/29/2026

FALCON HEAVY — DOUBLE SONIC BOOM EXPECTED
Sunday, Aug. 30 | Window: 7:10–7:30 AM EDT | Scheduled liftoff 7:26 AM
Backup: Monday, Aug. 31, 7:22 AM EDT

Falcon Heavy's two side boosters fly back and land about 9 miles south of the pad at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Because they touch down within seconds of each other.

The payload: NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, headed to an orbit near the Sun-Earth L2 point, about 930,000 miles out. Roman studies dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets with a field of view far wider than Hubble's, per NASA.

Weather officers put the odds at 60% favorable as of Friday's readiness review — timing could still shift. (Source: NASA)