Brevard County officials have confirmed road closures and parking restrictions ahead of the Artemis II launch, which is expected to draw nearly 400,000 visitors to the Florida Space Coast on April 4, 2026. The Office of Tourism has issued specific guidelines for traffic management and viewing areas as NASA prepares for the historic mission. Day passes for parking at Jetty Park are sold out, with holders guaranteed entry. Annual passholders will not be guaranteed access, and the park may close to walk-ins and bikes once vehicle capacity is reached. Boat ramp parking lots are reserved for motor vehicles and trailers, while Cove District lots are exclusive to customers. A private function on launch day will further limit parking availability. The Max Brewer Bridge in Titusville will close immediately after liftoff, with all lanes blocked for at least one hour to allow pedestrians to cross safely. The bridge may also close before launch depending on conditions, with updates posted on Titusville Police Department social media accounts. Playalinda Beach at Canaveral National Seashore will have restricted access, though no specific closures have been announced for the area. All cruise terminal parking garages and surface lots will be reserved for cruise guests only. Parking will be prohibited on George King Boulevard (State Road 401) on launch day. Officials urge visitors to plan ahead and use designated viewing areas to avoid traffic congestion. With the Artemis II mission marking the first crewed test flight of the Orion spacecraft, local leaders are emphasizing the need for patience and compliance with safety measures. The launch window is scheduled for April 4-10, with exact timing dependent on weather conditions. Residents and visitors are being asked to monitor official updates for real-time changes to road closures and event logistics.