UK Swifties, it really looked like you might miss out on Taylor’s Eras tour film. Back when the cinematic-spectacle-to-be was announced a few weeks ago, Swift didn’t specify whether the film would be getting a UK release – instead, she only detailed a US and North American release date.
But today (September 26), there’s been some very good news. Taylor’s Eras tour film is getting a proper worldwide release, meaning that we’ll all get a hint of what these shows have been like a whole eight months before the tour itself arrives on UK shores.
The concert movie (officially titled ‘Taylor Swift The Eras Tour’) was apparently recorded over three nights of Swift’s Eras tour at the SoFi stadium in California back in August. Swift’s fourth concert film, it was directed by Sam Wrench and will have a 165-minute runtime. Here’s everything you need to know about going to a screening of it in the UK.
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When is Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour film getting released in the UK?
The UK release date is the same day the film will be shown all over the world: October 13.
Which cinemas in the UK are showing Taylor Swift’s Eras film?
Pretty much all of them! You can find a nearby cinema showing the film either on official cinema websites or on Taylor Swift’s official website here, which identifies nearby showings.
Big chains like Odeon, Vue, Everyman, Reel Cinemas, Empire and the BFI are all showing the film.
How much are tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras movie?
Tickets vary a lot depending on the cinema, though expect to pay between £13 and £19 for a standard ticket.
If you’re a megafan, however, there are further options. Odeon, for instance, is offering ticket bundles that include stuff like tour posters, as well as collectable popcorn tins and cups.
So, bring on October 13! Find out more about getting tickets for the Eras tour IRL here.
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