The Astronaut Hall of Fame hosts the 30th anniversary of American Manned Space Flight, a gala event that includes a live remote broadcast on Good Morning America. U.S. Space Camp Florida adds a new cafeteria and 300-bed dormitory to accommodate Space Camp attendees. 1993 Project Gemini astronauts are inducted into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame following a major renovation of the facility. The U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame goes interactive with the addition of virtual reality and motion-based simulators, and hosts the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Apollo 11 moon landing in June. The new Zero-Gravity Wall is installed, allowing U.S. Space Campers to experience space station construction in orbit.
Ground is broken for a new permanent dormitory.
This flag is on display in the Hall of Fame's lobby. Ground is broken for a major expansion that will double the size of the existing U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame facility. The Habitat, a 300-bed permanent dormitory for U.S. Space Camp Florida, opens. The facility includes classroom space, a security station, nurse's office, a camp dining hall, and public dining facility. A new simulator, the Space Station Module, is added to the Space Camp Florida training program.