Finally after months of trying I get to met one of my favorite actress face to face . Can't tell you how I felt that day . She is an amazing human being. Wish I could tell her how much she has helped me with my own life . The line was big but wait wasn't that long , much appreciated the beautiful weather that day . Can't believe I get to see Curt Russel & Michelle Phiper face to face . Kurt actually said bye to me before he left, I almost cried lol ! I do wish they would not make us turn our cellphone off , I wanted to take pictures! They even had pouches to put the phones with locks lol ! Can't wait to come back and see her . What an amazing experience! read more

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She is so amazing!!! Friendly and caring!! So full of energy and happiness!!! Would totally go again! Was a special showing when I went, had 3 shows in one. They lock up phones. read more

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The show is terrible in every way. I find nothing of value in this show. And YIKES...what happened to Drew?!?!?

I set up an account to request tickets to a taping of the Drew Barrymore show while visiting NYC in January. My East Coast bestie and I were approved for tickets and attended. One of my favorite moments of Drew Barrymore is when she was interviewed as a child star on another talk show; The Johnny Carson show back in the day. Drew's personality is still the same as an adult. We checked in, went through security, went to the pre-show area to be provided guidelines (one rule was no photography on the set). We could not wait to hear who the guests were for the day. The cast of Severance were on hand, including Ben Stiller, Britt Lower and Adam Scott. We did a toast before showing up, were seated in the bridge. Loved being next to the production staff and watching them. Soon, after departing the show, we were in Times Square and the most promoted show on the digital billboards was Apple promoting Severance, it was all around us. Thanks for a great time to the DBS! #NYCTaping #TheDrewBarrymoreShow #SeveranceCast #ChildStarTalkShowHost read more

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I was super excited to get tickets for TDBS during my NYC visit. I signed my two friends and I up and we were set with tickets. A few days prior to the big day, I received an email that this taping was going to be a "MOMS" only show. One of my friends was a male so he unfortunately was now not going to be able to join us, boo. The email also stated that we now had to be there at 11:15am instead of 2:15pm for a private screening of a new movie (Nightbitch). The day finally came (12/4/2024) and we arrived to the CBS studio! We stood in line for all ticketholders and the doors opened promptly. One by one we went inside and were greeted by a TSA style check. We were then told to head upstairs and wait for further instructions. Once the room was full, we were given lunch which consisted of a sandwich, chips, water, and cookie. Then the movie began. Once the movie ended, we were directed to the studio. We were seated and taping for the show finally began. Drew and her cute dog came out and greeted us all. Amy Adams was our special guest along with the director of Nightbitch. The taping went by quickly and it WAS finally time to leave. Exiting the building was quick and we were out of there by 4:45pm. It was such a long day but definitely a memorable one! No phones were allowed! read more

The Drew Barrymore Show - Ticket to Drew! - Studio Taping Near Me - New York, New York

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such an uplifting experience! the world sure needs more of these positive vibes that i took away from a mere taping session! everything seemed to line up perfectly for this trip to nyc and by chance priority entrance to tdbs? why not?! it was bitterly windy cold yesterday though but the priority queue did not look too long and it felt like we would definitely get in for this taping session via the priority check-in that starts at 1.15pm a coffee in hand did help! friendly, engaging staffers also made doubly sure no one is in the wrong queue, so do take note if you only have general entrance tickets! some walk-ins were also soundly adviced against it as they wouldn't want you queuing up for nothing in such harsh weather conditions with unlikely chances of getting in. most gratefully, was let in on time which is such a god send in such unkind ny weather! unfortunately, the one peeve i had for this was waiting, right after we entered, security screening! almost akin to all tsa experiences! just so much negativity in an otherwise positive setting! why can't they just do their job and at the same time not garner any bad karma for themselves? once past the patience testing security screening station, it was a smooth ride once again! led into a waiting room with chairs, paper to sign your waiver, free popcorn and water, restrooms break, a run down of the dos (SWITCH OFF YOUR CELLPHONES), do nots and then joey makes his appearance! the conductor of joy, a warm-up specialist will prep the audience for the upcoming actual taping session. energy begets energy and the audience, ready! last call for restrooms, well heeded. 2.30pm and we begin single filing up to the studio. the set for tdbs was definitely very photogenic! but alas no photography! :( depending on your group size and coloured clothings you had on, they assigned you where to be seated. everything very well drilled and organized. more warm up from joey ensued and cash inducements, a reality!? well, just a single dollar bill planted on the camera for you to grab as the mobile camera comes towards you, $4 in total, don't go crazy for it. the clock ticks 3pm and finally drew! such a genuine lady, full of empathy, self deflating. she's the main reason you want to be here! her other side kicks play their role but the bright light that shines is her, herself! some might not take too positively to choreographed laughs and applauses but I do think most in the studio genuinely will do it, regardless! i shall not reveal the contents of the taping session so that you can enjoy it when it does air! i can however leak that the audience did all walk away with some freebie and some of my usa based friends, who were beneficiaries, will atest to that! ;) sadly, tdbs therapeutic session had to come to a conclusion around 5pm, but drew is so welcoming that i hear whisperings of everyone wanting back here again! in these times, where mental wellness gets thrown into the spotlight ever so often, the free drew barrymore show is indeed what the doctor ordered! p.s: do watch out for me in season 5 airing on dec 20 and jan 9! :) read more

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It's a great show really fun to watch. I love her personality. A show you definitely need to watch very informative read more

It was amazing experience! Seeing your favorite artists up on stage in front of you is so surreal. Drew is such a kind person and such a heartwarming experience to witness her show in front of me read more

Prepare for a long day if you join the audience for Drew. While the morning show tickets say you have until 10am to checkin, go early because at 930, we were told they were full and to return at 1:15pm for guaranteed entry to the afternoon taping for 2pm. We were told the taping would end by 4:30pm. Definitely a long commitment. At 1:15pm there was already a big line but fortunately we were in fast due to the guarantee we got earlier. You'll go through security first as they check your bag and you walk through a scanner. You'll get a ticket and head downstairs to a waiting room. Looks like it's okay if you have a snack or water with you (some shoes make you throw it out like The View). There is a "Drew" wallpapered wall for photos. They have you complete a release form and stay seated until it's time to head up to the studio. There is a vending machine and restroom with just 3 stalls (one was broken). We found Jason Mamoa bottled water and we're excited for that. Realized later they expired in early March. They make announcements on the very last time you can use the restroom. We finally walk up a few flights up stairs on a spiral staircase after 2:30pm to head to the studio. This is where they told us cell phones must be off. Unlike some studios that allow photography when not filming, these guys announced many times to turn off phones and do not drink any beverages in the studio. A hype man comes out for quite some time. Masks are not required, but if you do choose to wear one they will make sure you wear one of their yellow disposable ones. Drew finally comes out and plops down on the edge of a chair across from her two guests. It didn't feel like the show had even started by the way she was leaning in very close to the guests to chat almost like she may fall off the edge of the seat. It felt very rehearsed and more like acting vs interviewing a couple as she was fidgeting around and flipping her hair. Drew is kind/sweet but we got a bit bored just hearing her say how much she loved the guests and they were best friends, etc. The interview lacked any depth and felt sort of fake. It seemed to go on for almost 45 minutes and then a DIY challenge was thrown in to make it active. Again, didn't feel authentic. The real savior here was adding Ross Mathews to the mix. He was a great interviewer asking the right questions and less emotional over the guests. That kept it interesting. Just when we thought the taping will end since we were told 4:30pm, it continued on with a cooking segment. Then Drew took her time to thank the audience and chat with a few folks, which was a nice personal touch. She almost cried a few times throughout the show. That took us to past 5pm. A very long afternoon. Guests received a book and a few sponsored goodies mentioned on the show. Overall, a very long taping and a bit boring. While it was cool to see Drew, you will not get any photos of her or with her. If you go in the morning you'll likely be there until 1pm and if you do an afternoon taping you may end at 5ish. read more

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Had a fun time. The show treats its guests well. We were offered free snacks and refreshments while waiting in the wait room to be seated for the taping. The show's staff was friendly and kind. Drew Barrymore was very gracious to her audience as was Russ and one of the main greeters. I just wish I remembered his name. Good time all around. Location is far from subway. read more

The Drew Barrymore Show - In the waiting area. - Studio Taping Near Me - New York, New York

This was a very well run experience! My daughter and I had so much fun and we left with a Beautiful (Drew's brand) air fryer! Great day!

We've tried for over a year to get tickets to The Drew Barrymore Show and we finally got 4! We went to a taping last week. We are from Western Mass, so we drove to New Haven and got the Metro North train to Grand Central. From there we got an Uber to the studio as it's a rather long walk for us old girls! We checked out where we were supposed to go and then found lunch around the corner at Justino's Pizza which had a huge variety of pizza slices. We were all very happy with our choices. By the time we were done, it was time to get in line for the show. We had "priority" tickets (don't know why!) so we got in line under the yellow overhang. You then go through security - a person goes through your purse and you go through a metal detector. Then we were escorted to a holding room where we signed a release form. There was snacks and water available for free and a few vending machines. The warm up guy came in and explained several things to us about the show, like who the guests were, what day it will air and to watch him for prompts for when to clap, laugh, etc. He was very nice and very funny There is a backdrop for pictures in this room because once you leave this area, no cameras are allowed. Cell phones have to be turned OFF and put away. We requested to take an elevator because the studio is up a few flights and a two of us could not walk up stairs. We were escorted to the elevator and brought to another line right outside the studio. We were soon brought inside and had seats in the front row! The warm up guy was waiting for us and he continued to entertain us until Drew came out before the taping began. She interacted with the audience, and was so warm and charming! There was a lot going on all over the set and it was fascinating to watch! She went in the back and came back out a few minutes later, then the actual show began. She continued to interact with the audience in between takes. Ross Matthews came out and he too was so welcoming and charming. He came right up to our seats and asked if we were having a good time! I was thrilled as I am a huge Ross fan! This is definitely something I will do again! We loved every minute of it. We left with 2 books from the guests on the show. After the show we were waiting for an Uber and one of the guests, the baker, autographed our books and took a selfie with us. We went to Bryant Park to walk around the Winter festival for awhile before heading back to Grand Central for our ride home. Awesome day! Highly recommend!! read more