“Good Morning America” Says Goodbye to Times Square Studio After 26 Years

‘Good Morning America’ Bids Farewell to Times Square Studio After 26 Years

The iconic morning show, ‘Good Morning America’, recently aired its final episode in its beloved Times Square studio after an impressive 26-year run. As the curtains closed on this chapter, the team prepared to transition to a new home at the Walt Disney Company’s headquarters in New York City at 7 Hudson Square.

To mark the momentous occasion, the show pulled out all the stops with a star-studded final episode featuring a special appearance by the talented Alicia Keys. The singer delivered a captivating performance alongside the cast of her Broadway show, Hell’s Kitchen, leaving viewers with a celebration to remember. GMA co-anchor Lara Spencer described the episode as the show’s “last bow” in Times Square.

The move to the new studio at 7 Hudson Square comes just shy of the show’s 26th anniversary in Times Square. Since its first episode in the iconic studio in 1999, ‘Good Morning America’ has become a staple of morning television. The transition follows in the footsteps of other popular shows like The View, The Tamron Hall Show, and Live with Kelly and Mark, who have already made the move to the new headquarters.

Excitement and nostalgia filled the last days at the Times Square studio as the team reflected on their fondest memories from the iconic location. From special guest appearances to heartfelt moments shared on set, each member had their own unique recollections of their time in Times Square.

As they bid farewell to the familiar surroundings, the team also expressed anticipation for the unknown as they prepared to unveil their new studio space. With glimpses of the new set revealed in snippets, the anchors joked about potential surprises and getting lost in the vast building.

Despite the bittersweet goodbye to their longtime home, the team at ‘Good Morning America’ is gearing up for a fresh start and the opportunity to create new memories in their new studio. The move signifies a new chapter for the show, filled with possibilities for collaboration and innovation in their state-of-the-art facility.

As the show prepares to make its debut in the new studio on June 16, viewers can look forward to the same quality reporting, engaging content, and trusted relationship that have defined ‘Good Morning America’ over the years. The team’s dedication to delivering top-notch programming remains unwavering as they embark on this exciting new journey.