Hulu Recreates Seinfeld's Home to Launch Streaming Launch of His Show
Meghan Young — June 23, 2015 — Marketing
There are some iconic sitcom apartments many fans would love to visit and Hulu is currently in the process of recreating one of the most beloved spaces. Set to launch the same date it begins streaming episodes of Seinfeld, this sitcom apartment will be built at 451 West 14th Street, in Manhattan, the Chelsea Market and the High Line.
An immersive marketing tactic that brings the show back to life in more ways than one, the recreation of the sitcom apartment will allow fans to geek out and share their viral-worthy experiences with the rest of the world. Psfk writes, "The doorway to the apartment has been set up so that you’ll get the chance to dive inside in Kramer’s trademark style." It will also George Costanza’s Valentine’s Day photo shoot.
An immersive marketing tactic that brings the show back to life in more ways than one, the recreation of the sitcom apartment will allow fans to geek out and share their viral-worthy experiences with the rest of the world. Psfk writes, "The doorway to the apartment has been set up so that you’ll get the chance to dive inside in Kramer’s trademark style." It will also George Costanza’s Valentine’s Day photo shoot.
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