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A sourced guide to commercial space travel: compare providers, explore experiences, and see where proposed future destinations stand
Virgin Galactic
per seat
Altitude
~86 km (VSS Unity 22, 2021)
Weightlessness
A few minutes
Virgin Galactic's air-launched suborbital spaceplane: the SpaceShip is carried aloft by a mothership and released at abo...
Blue Origin
Duration
About 10-11 minutes
Altitude
100+ km
Weightlessness
A few minutes
Blue Origin's New Shepard is a fully reusable vertical-takeoff, vertical-landing suborbital rocket. Its six-seat capsule...
SpaceX
Duration
About 3-5 days (free-flyer) / about 2 weeks (ISS)
Altitude
LEO; free-flyer missions up to ~1,400 km (Polaris Dawn apogee)
Weightlessness
Continuous for the mission
Orbital spaceflight aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon, launched on Falcon 9. Private free-flyer missions include Inspiration4 ...
Axiom Space
per seat
Duration
About 2 weeks (up to 14 days docked)
Altitude
420 km (ISS orbit)
Weightlessness
Continuous for about 2 weeks
Axiom Space operates private astronaut missions to the International Space Station, launching aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon....
Space Perspective (owned by Eos X Space since July 2025)
per seat
Duration
6 hours total
Altitude
30 km (edge of space)
G-Forces
0G additional forces
Weightlessness
None
Space Perspective's Spaceship Neptune is a pressurized capsule lifted by a stratospheric balloon to about 30 km on a six...
Vast
Duration
About 2 weeks
Altitude
425 km (LEO, 51.6 deg)
Weightlessness
Continuous for about 2 weeks
Vast's Haven-1 is a commercial single-module space station, launching on a SpaceX Falcon 9 and targeted for 2027. Four-p...
Blue Origin
Duration
Days to weeks
Altitude
~500 km (LEO)
G-Forces
Varies by transport vehicle
Weightlessness
Continuous during station stay
Orbital Reef is a planned commercial space station being developed by Blue Origin in partnership with Sierra Space, Boei...
Brief spaceflight crossing 80-100km altitude boundary
Multi-day mission orbiting Earth in LEO
Visit ISS or commercial space stations
Journey to or around the Moon
Gentle stratospheric ascent to 30km
Prices and availability are subject to change. Each listing links to the source we checked it against (October 2026); figures no source supports are left out. Please visit official provider websites for the most current details.
A sourced guide to commercial space travel: compare providers, explore experiences, and see where proposed future destinations stand
Virgin Galactic
per seat
Altitude
~86 km (VSS Unity 22, 2021)
Weightlessness
A few minutes
Virgin Galactic's air-launched suborbital spaceplane: the SpaceShip is carried aloft by a mothership and released at abo...
Blue Origin
Duration
About 10-11 minutes
Altitude
100+ km
Weightlessness
A few minutes
Blue Origin's New Shepard is a fully reusable vertical-takeoff, vertical-landing suborbital rocket. Its six-seat capsule...
SpaceX
Duration
About 3-5 days (free-flyer) / about 2 weeks (ISS)
Altitude
LEO; free-flyer missions up to ~1,400 km (Polaris Dawn apogee)
Weightlessness
Continuous for the mission
Orbital spaceflight aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon, launched on Falcon 9. Private free-flyer missions include Inspiration4 ...
Axiom Space
per seat
Duration
About 2 weeks (up to 14 days docked)
Altitude
420 km (ISS orbit)
Weightlessness
Continuous for about 2 weeks
Axiom Space operates private astronaut missions to the International Space Station, launching aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon....
Space Perspective (owned by Eos X Space since July 2025)
per seat
Duration
6 hours total
Altitude
30 km (edge of space)
G-Forces
0G additional forces
Weightlessness
None
Space Perspective's Spaceship Neptune is a pressurized capsule lifted by a stratospheric balloon to about 30 km on a six...
Vast
Duration
About 2 weeks
Altitude
425 km (LEO, 51.6 deg)
Weightlessness
Continuous for about 2 weeks
Vast's Haven-1 is a commercial single-module space station, launching on a SpaceX Falcon 9 and targeted for 2027. Four-p...
Blue Origin
Duration
Days to weeks
Altitude
~500 km (LEO)
G-Forces
Varies by transport vehicle
Weightlessness
Continuous during station stay
Orbital Reef is a planned commercial space station being developed by Blue Origin in partnership with Sierra Space, Boei...
Brief spaceflight crossing 80-100km altitude boundary
Multi-day mission orbiting Earth in LEO
Visit ISS or commercial space stations
Journey to or around the Moon
Gentle stratospheric ascent to 30km
Prices and availability are subject to change. Each listing links to the source we checked it against (October 2026); figures no source supports are left out. Please visit official provider websites for the most current details.