" Good Morning America " is bidding goodbye to its iconic location at Times Square in New York City. The popular morning show, which first began broadcasting from its long-time studio on Sept. 13, 1999 with tennis legend Serena Williams as the first guest, kicked off its final week at the Times Square studio during the June 9 broadcast.

Good Morning America aired from its brand-new studio at the Robert A. Iger building in New York City on Monday, June 16; To celebrate the relocation, some friendly faces from ABC

ABC's Good Morning America signed off from its iconic studio for the final time on Friday, wrapping up a 26-year run with celebration, sentiment, and a sendoff at a local Irish bar.

While the co-anchors kicked off their final week in the Times Square studio, the decision to move from the hustle and bustle of the “crossroads of the world” was first announced in

WASHINGTON — After more than two decades broadcasting from the center of Times Square, “Good Morning America” is preparing for a major move. The ABC morning show will soon relocate a few miles south to The Walt Disney Company's new headquarters in Hudson Square next week.

ABC News and "Good Morning America" have officially closed the curtain on their iconic Upper West Side and Times Square studios.

On Friday, the network’s flagship show “Good Morning America” taped its final show at Times Square Studios, the set its called home for the past 26 years, making it the last ABC program to make the move to their shiny new studio downtown.

Good Morning America is on the move! It's the end of an era for the beloved morning talk show as the team prepares to relocate to a new home in New York City. The move comes 26 years after the show first began broadcasting from its iconic Times Square studio on Sept. 13, 1999.

Michael Strahan, the multifaceted NFL legend and Good Morning America host, is reportedly negotiating a new, shorter contract with ABC, potentially si