Taylor Swift, Eras Tour Becomes Concert Movie: Watch Trailer

The era of the Eras Tour in the US may be over, but that doesn’t mean you need to put your friendship bracelets back on the shelf. AMC Theaters announced this morning that they have teamed up with the singer – which will be the subject of study at the university

– will present a concert film by Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour. The film will debut on thousands of screens in the US, Canada and Mexico starting October 13th..

According to the announcement, all US AMC theaters will show the film at least four times a day on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets will cost $19.89 plus tax for adults. And $13.13 for kids and seniors plus tax (excluding AMC premium widescreen TVs).

Taylor Swift also released a trailer for the tour movie, writing, “The Eras Tour has been the most meaningful and moving experience of my life so far. I’m so excited to tell you that it’s coming to the big screen soon. Starting October 13, the concert film will be available in theaters across North America! Tickets are on sale now! It is recommended to wear smart clothes, friendship bracelets, sing and dance!”

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour movie expected to be big

Taylor Swift’s tour film will also be screened in IMAX and Dolby Cinema on AMC, as well as other large premium formats, for the usual surcharge that varies by format and theater. In anticipation of an expected surge of interest – possibly fueled by the chaos caused by the failure of Ticketmaster’s pre-sales for Eras Tour shows in the US – AMC said it has improved its website and sales mechanisms.

tickets to “handle more than five times the largest influx of ticket buying traffic” the company has ever experienced.

However, AMC warned that guests who want to be the first to purchase tickets for Taylor Swift’s tour film may experience delays or longer than usual waiting times for ticket purchases. In addition to accommodating the film, AMC also acts as the film’s distributor for The Eras Tour, providing locations with several other theater operators in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.including agreements with Cinemark (USA), Cineplex (Canada) and Cinepolis (Mexico).

AMC stated that due to the unique nature of the event, free screening passes would not be accepted. And this AMC Stubs A-List won’t be able to use their season tickets to book tickets. AMC will also temporarily reduce ticket availability on its website for most other films in anticipation of rising interest. In addition, in order to discourage speculation on secondary ticketing sites, ticket refunds will not be issued.