A good look at the Falcon reveals the awesome engineering that went into it. The landing struts are totally impressive. You must see Falcon up close. EZ access. Also check Mr. Musk's Hyperloop on same street. My friend Dwight in the picture said, "SpaceX is like Disney's Tomorrow Land only it's for real!"

Should have checked ahead of time, but there's no public access to the booster or the facility. The best you can do is park on street around the corner and walk to the glass wall protecting the falcon booster. Still incredible to see in person. Very close nearby is the brick tower that they built out of bricks from the Boring tunnel and on another neighboring street is the long hyperloop tunnel.

Impressive piece of space tech. You can watch for free a historic device and see the huge size of these rockets. Note this is just the booster. The second stage and payloads sits on top of this.

Great place for me 🚀🧑‍🚀🚀 If you drive by, it's definitely worth stopping and looking at the first stage of the Falcon 9. I knew it was big! But when you see it with your own eyes, it's worth it!

Whoa! That’s a tall thing that regurarly goes up (to space) and down (to a tiny barge or LZ). Awesome to experience the sheer size of booster! Despite fact it’s fenced… still consider as great photo-stop. Unfortunately, to get closer you need to be eacorted by SpaceX employee (no walk-in visitors, no visitor center). Want to see from close(r)… make friend with SpaceX’er 😎

Everyone is a Space Nerd opinion! This company the new pioneers and others that follow them elevate and inspire the rest! Momma's do let you babies grow up to be Space Nerds, Drs . Lawyers and such.

You just drive through some nondescript neighborhoud in LA... ...and there is a Falcon 9 standing next to the intersection. A must stop :-)

Incredible to see and get that close to one of those boosters. It’s easily accessible by the street. A few cars can park there. There is no direct access to the booster but the view is fine.

So cool to see the first stage rocket in real life!!

Fabulous for what it is: a paved area with the first returned booster stage on it. We public are separated from the rocket by glass barriers. I suppose allowing people to touch it would be a huge liability...no idea what chemical hazards there might be on that lower stage. What matters is the excitement this system generated for space enthusiasts. In a way this fulfils the promise that the shuttle did not: practical reusability, lowering the barrier for getting to orbit. Being able to see it up close is marvelous.

I wish they would open some parking so we can stop and get closer to it, but even driving by it is awesome to see.

People come here all days of the week to gaze upon the glory of the first rocket booster to ever propulsively land successfully.

So cool to see it in person! Went to space and back. Always surprised how big it is compared to watching it land.

Great stop for watch Falcon 9 first stage B1019 open 24 hours 7 days a week

Very cool for any fans of space travel or SpaceX!

A one of a kind chance to see the first Falcon 9 rocket that did a successful landing after launch.

Apart from taking pictures from behind a glass wall, there is nothing else to do there. But sometimes that is exactly what we want.

So cool to see a rocket up close and personal. Loved it.

Easy street parking, during off hours at least. Immense scale that is hard to fathom without seeing in person. Imagine this rocket times three for the falcon heavy.

If your a fan of space x and Tesla good, quick stop but a must

This is a cool rocketship.My bestfriend works here so I cruised by to see this rocketship.

The nostalgia of finally getting close and seeing the booster live for the first time is indescribable. Thank you spacex for this marvel of a machine.

Visiting SpaceX Falcon 9 B1019 never gets old. Worth the visit anytime in the area.

Awe inspiring. The space X staff was super nice to my son and , one even gave him a little souvenir. Thanks to all who put the man hours to make space travel Really Real!