Star Trek Sets Dismantled After Series Cancellations

Production crews have begun dismantling the elaborate sets used for two flagship Star Trek television series in the Toronto area, marking the definitive end of the franchise's prolific streaming era on Paramount. The work started this week at Pinewood Studios Toronto for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and at CBS Stages Canada in Mississauga for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, according to reports from crew members. An online auction for pieces of the Starfleet Academy sets is scheduled for Friday.

The disassembly includes some of the most ambitious constructions in Star Trek history. For Starfleet Academy, teams are taking down the multilevel atrium featuring the Starfleet Wall of Heroes, the USS Athena's bridge, and various classrooms. Strange New Worlds sets being removed encompass the USS Enterprise bridge, Captain Christopher Pike's ready room, the science lab, and his personal quarters. These structures had been in use for nearly a decade, supporting multiple series including the second season of Star Trek: Discovery.

The move underscores Paramount's recent cancellations of both shows. Starfleet Academy, which premiered its first season in January 2026, was axed less than two...