Take the NBC Studio Tour that's been wowing lovers of radio and TV since 1933. You'll learn about NBC's early radio days and its transition into television during this tour of the New York studio's operations.
Highlights
- 1.5-hour tour of NBC's New York studios
- Learn about the past in the NBC History Theater
- Visit some of NBC's most famous studios
- Guided tours run daily throughout the day
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Today Show - NYCNBC Today Show 21 May 2010Photo by: Anna WUSA, 05 2010 -
NBC Today Show / Cameron Diaz21st May 2010Photo by: Anna WUSA, 05 2010 -
NBC Today ShowNew York City 21 May 2010Photo by: Anna WUSA, 05 2010 -
MSNBC Cafe at NBC Studio - ...Very nice cafe area withlarge screen TV, good coffee and comfy couches at the NBC Studio. (21 May 2010)Photo by: Anna WUSA, 05 2010 -
NBC Studio Tour Ticket AreaThis was taken while waiting for the tour to begin, looking towards the ticket area.Photo by: Dora LCanada, 07 2009 -
Useful Information
Saturday Night Live
This historic tour takes you through the halls and into the studios of NBC's New York operations. An NBC page will be your guide to the world of the Peacock Network. Some NBC pages have gone on to become famous entertainment personalities, including Willard Scott, Ted Koppel, Regis Philbin, Steve Allen, Marcy Carsey, Kate Jackson, Michael Eisner, and Dave Garroway.
The first stop on the tour is the NBC History Theater, where your NBC page will tell you about the network's early sound-effects techniques. Then Katie Couric and Matt Lauer (on video) will take you down memory lane to show you NBC's past and present.
The tour gives you the opportunity to visit some of NBC's most famous studios such as Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The Today Show, Football Night in America and MSNBC. Also included is a viewing of:
- Studio 3C: Home of NBC Nightly News
- Studio 3B: Home of Dateline
- Studio 3K: Home of NBC Sports
- Studio 8H: Home of Saturday Night Live
Note: Studio availability is limited to those studios that are not being used at the time of the tour. Typically, two or three studios are available for viewing, but this is not guaranteed. There is a maximum of 30 people per tour.
Reviewed by Valentina G, Canada, April 2013
Great experience, got to see the Saturday Night Live and Dr. Oz stage. And we managed to get tickets to Jimmy Fallon's rehearsal.
Reviewed by Vicki B, April 2013
Our guide was super. She knew alot about the Center and made the tour very interesting. Gave us time to take pictures and answer our questions. She also made sure the pace was good.
