Take the 1, 2, 3, A, C, or E train to 34th Street–Penn Station. The address is right by the station on 7th Avenue.
By Bus:
The M34-SBS or M20 buses stop along 34th Street near Penn Station.
By Car:
Head toward Midtown Manhattan and take 7th Avenue to 34th Street. The address is located near the intersection, in a busy commercial area close to Madison Square Garden.
Entrance: Although the official address of the Hotel Pennsylvania is located on 7th Avenue in New York City, actual the entrance to this TV studio is located at the side of the hotel, on 33rd street, between 6th and 7th Avenues. If you do happen to to try to enter the studio through the Hotel itself, you will find yourself in a maze of corridors to find the TV studio. It is best to exit the hotel and come back in the side door to the hotel on 33rd Street.
No show scheduled to open at this studio.
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