The Paley Center for Media Reviews

We had a marvelous time at the Maisel exhibit here. It was small but a nice little sneak peek at one of our favorite shows!

Not a good experience, but they showed me have animation movies were created

Interesting museum...went to a fall preview showing but there was no introduction, purpose for the viewing, pitch for membership. Seemed like a lost opportunity.

It's free, but pmease do give donations. Games are great. Staff are all super friendly. Great place to kill time if your bored. :)

Went for a Disney Premier and the staff and place was so incredible. They treated the kids so well and the establishment was pristine. The theater was gorgeous and the facility to view media is comfortable and well maintained. Membership also gets you perks not open to the public.

A nice place to visit, lots of information to learn. The building is beautifully crafted, & the staff is courteous.

Is a stylish repository for the history of broadcast teliviission, and is definitely worth checking out.

The Paley Center is a very cool space that hosts events and offers many interesting exhibits. Great opportunity for school trips or to come with the family. More people should know about it!

I came here only to find a single punjabi girl . i didnt get a girl here but i found a Nice screen, nice ppl and the auditorium. And the films are very artistic.

Really cool museum. So interesting. It s free but you can donate some money.

Such a fun place. Great gaming GX experience. The coloring center could have been better maintained because there were markers all over the floor.

This was the old moving image museum. I loved the program I saw so much I'm th June nking of becoming a member!

Great place to watch old TV shows, commercials and memorabilia.

Super time at the "Making Maisel Marvelous Exhibit". We plan to go to more of their exhibits.

Excellent place, it has free events which are phenomenal as well as paid events of your favorite tv shows

I stumbled upon this place on the Goldstar website. Check it out when you get the chance. Very friendly staff. Near Rockefeller center

It is a room with computers where you can access a large video archive. that would have been interesting in front of YouTube. So ... well. International students come in for free. It's also in the New York Pass But I recommend making better use of time with other attractions.

Temporary exhibition of Tony Bennett's artwork on display along with clips of his singing career. One friendly staff was very persuasive in getting my interest in coming back for further visits of their media archives.

The Paley Center for Media is the quintessential New York City must see! Especially if you're like me and enjoy their on-going interactive Video Game exhibit! Thanks for the great customer service as well!

Trash bathrooms only one stall and one urinal. And i almost went to sleep. Most fun was drawing on the seat.

Nice cozy place. The architecture is amazing and the little shows they put on really get the auidence engaged

nice theater, but very unclear what else they do here.

You get to sit in and ask questions during a two hour interview with actors from your favorite TV shows live and in person. They run video clips too.

A Great museum. They also have some outstanding temporary exhibits.

Very fun and highly interactive it's an amazing place to educate your curiosity about tv, film, and media production

I went to a exhibit for Black History Month. The staff and exhibit was a great experience. I will be returning more often. Park in the garage near the Center. Many places to eat in the area. Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall are steps away. Public transportation is the best way to go.

Loved being around the fans with NYXL staff and Paley alike. Great atmosphere, and a real pleasure to watch the OWL All-Star game with the 5 Deadly Venoms. Look forward to more events like this.

Went for a class for highschool teens and the docent was excellent. The tv documentaries pieces viewed brought new light on the Civil Rights movement. Class participation is a must so the docent can guide the whole group towards the information needed to fill in the blanks of history and expand on the information never taught in school before!It is free and the personnel is very knowledgeable. Highly recommended.

Horrible place to visit, nothing to see, you basically paid to watch something you will see for free on YouTube....go to MOMA much better...

Their media library is a lot of fun for exploring old TV shows. I came here with my mom and we pulled up some of her favorite shows from when she was a kid and watched them together. They have a huge selection to choose from dating far back and their staff is very helpful. They also recently added a video game library.

Went to a rather interesting talk here, unfortunately no free wifi!

Was excited to see Blacklightning actors Cress Williams and Marvin K Jones III

There was a free Cartoon Network series show. Absolutely great.

I've been to The Paley Center for Media a few times over the years, but this year I finally joined. If you love television the center is an amazing place. Every panel I've attended left me with a huge smile on my face.

Went for The Marvelous Mrs Maisel exhibit and then went up to the media library and watched a few shows from the early 1960's. So much fun!

Very friendly all the people who work there, great professionals!

Over sold tickets to event, unable to attend due to being at max capacity, despite having preferred seating ticket.

Went to the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel exhibit, which was amazing! The building is beautiful and is wheelchair/stroller accessible.

This place is awesome for kids. Just stop by, go up to the 5th floor and get your game on! VR headsets, XBOX1 and PS4 consoles are ready to go!

Such an interesting space. If you want a place to just chill its pretty neat.

It wss the best place i got to see the game room which looks like a place for a tournament

Great discussion, had a great evening. Seats killed my knees though

Paley Center held a special event for children with vintage children Christmas Television shows playing in the theatre, an arts and crafts area, hot chocolate, and pictures with Santa.

The museum is great and in the entrance, there is 3 ca 6 ps4s and 3 boxes and 1 Nintendo switch a great place to stop by. Also, admission is free with a recommended donation of 10 dollars. They also have VR. The whole place is great staff is nice and the whole thing is an amazing place.

It isn't a traditional museum. It's more of a library where you get to view their catalog of video collections. They have a lot of stuff including some really old TV commercials I enjoyed a lot. I also recommended the new video game section they're developing. There you can play some of the latest games (VR!!).

Very comfortable seating
. Great view from wherever you are sitting. Great atmosphere

I want to the NFL trophy viewing at this venue and I absolutely enjoyed it. This place is well worth your time. If you see any of that you life and it's at this venue you should definitely go.

Was here for the Sikh Film Festival.. the Pallet Center is a beautiful space with good acoustics.

Terrific place! Would be easy to spend hours here watching documentaries and special pieces - from the history of Polaroid to the Kobe Bryant story.

It s literally just a game room and a lobby, mostly a waste of time

It was fun and interesting. I really liked their gaming center

Lots of fun, I wish I could've say there for more than 1.5 hours.

Great archives! Very friendly staff and the system was very easy to use

We came here with no premonition. We thought it would show old tv series or something similar. It did, but everything on the pc. There you can sit and watch series, documentaries, etc. for about 1 hour