Fan of the show. Hate them now since my visit. So difficult to get in with the crowd. Staff was cocky and not so helpful. I was not respected and did not appreciate their treatment. Not a good visit. More

We arrived at the Good Morning America Studio at 6am and got a good spot in the outdoor crowd. By 6:20, it was PACKED!! The cameramen, the producers, and the audience coordinator were very friendly and congenial. It was a hoot to participate in the live filming of the program on the street. Matthew Broderick was the guest that day.... More

Yes my friend had to go to GMA and it was fun. We got on 3 times. The weather was great and the crowd was good. There was a buzz in the air. Coffee anyone? The studio is in the middle of Time Square so it was fun to watch it come alive before our eyes. Worth it if you... More

Misty and cool, but we were up and out of our hotel room, and on the sidewalk outside of the Times Square studio by 6:30 AM. Be prepared to stand (maybe in the cold) for a long time. Wear comfortable and supportive footwear. Prepare a poster in advance (something complimentary about the on-air staff or a nice message for someone... More

The tix tell you that there is no guarantee you'll get in, and suggests a 5:45 time of arrival....we got there at 5:35 and still didn't get in, missed the cut by about 20 people. Though, a lot of that was due to the many many people that held spots for friends and family who arrived much later. GMA should... More

We were walking from our hotel to Times Square when we passed a window with people clustered around it. Turned out it was a live fliming of Good Morning America! We could watch the shooting, and then in the background watch the broadcast, live. There were no tickets required, and not many crowds either. It was a lucky find. More