New Disney Headquarters Now Open in New York City

It’s Official: Disney’s New NYC Headquarters at 7 Hudson Square Is Now Open

The Walt Disney Company has officially opened the doors to its brand-new headquarters in New York City, and it’s every bit as magical and monumental as you’d expect. Located in the heart of Hudson Square, this all-new complex at 7 Hudson Square marks a major milestone in Disney’s deep-rooted relationship with the Big Apple.

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Now open and already welcoming employees and productions, this headquarters brings together Disney’s New York-based operations under one modern, tech-forward roof. Known as the Robert A. Iger Building, the headquarters honors Disney’s CEO and celebrates his 50-year legacy with the company—one that fittingly began in New York.

A New Era Begins at 7 Hudson Square

With its grand opening, the building is now home to an impressive lineup of teams and talents, including:

• News and editorial divisions
• Streaming and live production
• Advertising and technology groups
• Corporate and business support services

This opening represents not just a new address, but a new era of collaboration and creativity for Disney in New York. It’s a hub built to evolve, adapt, and inspire as the media landscape continues to transform.

The Magic Inside

Designed with innovation in mind, the headquarters features:

• Three full production studios, already in use for live tapings of The View
• A screening room, reading room, conference centers, and a large event space
• Employee-friendly perks like a full-service café, coffee bar, bike facilities with showers, wellness rooms, and a company store
• Outdoor terraces and open collaborative areas that bring teams together in a dynamic and flexible workspace

And yes, there’s a Disney Store on site—because even at the office, a little pixie dust goes a long way.

Built for the Future

7 Hudson Square is more than just functional—it’s also fully electric and environmentally conscious, aligning with Disney’s 2030 sustainability goals. With solar panels, electric heat pumps, high-performance façades, and waste heat recovery systems, the building is a bold step toward a greener, cleaner future.

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Disney ❤️ NYC

This new HQ further strengthens Disney’s historic ties to New York:

• Steamboat Willie premiered in NYC in 1928
• Walt Disney debuted groundbreaking attractions at the 1964–65 World’s Fair
• Disney Theatrical Group brought magic to Broadway with Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Aladdin, and more

Now, with the official opening of 7 Hudson Square, Disney is writing the next chapter in its New York story—one built on creativity, community, and innovation.

Whether it’s broadcasting live TV, launching new streaming ideas, or collaborating across media platforms, the newly opened Robert A. Iger Building stands as a living tribute to what Disney does best: telling stories that move the world, right from the heart of Manhattan.