For devoted Swifties who missed out on witnessing Taylor Swift’s incredible global journey, “The Eras Tour,” there’s an exciting opportunity to relive the concert through an unforgettable cinematic experience. Set to grace theaters on October 13, the news was revealed by Taylor Swift herself on her Instagram account on Thursday, August 31. Tickets are now available for purchase at AMC Theaters, and fans also have the option to secure them through Fandango.
Taylor Swift’s 2024 U.S. ‘Eras Tour’ tickets are available: How much are seats?
The movie will be screened in all AMC Theaters across the United States, featuring a minimum of four daily showings on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during its initial run. Numerous Imax and Dolby Cinema venues within the AMC chain are committed to showcasing the film, ensuring that the singer’s presence is amplified on their premium screens. Additionally, the movie will be presented in Cinemark and Regal theaters throughout the U.S., and there are plans to include more theaters and chains. Here’s a glimpse of the AMC theater destinations in Upstate New York:
Taylor Swift announced that she isn’t done with her U.S. shows for the “Eras Tour.” Starting with a show in Miami, Florida on October 18, 2024, Swift will be touring North America again for fans who didn’t get a chance to come to her 2023 shows.
General tickets began on August 9 through Ticketmaster but resale sites like VividSeats, MegaSeats, StubHub, and more have tickets to spare for fans who want to secure a ticket early.
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10/18 – Miami, Florida (Hardrock Stadium)
10/19 – Miami, Florida (Hardrock Stadium)
10/20 – Miami, Florida (Hardrock Stadium)
10/25 – New Orleans Louisiana (Caesars Superdome)
10/26 – New Orleans Louisiana (Caesars Superdome)
10/27 – New Orleans Louisiana (Caesars Superdome)
11/1 – Indianapolis, Indiana (Lucas Oil Stadium)
11/2 – Indianapolis, Indiana (Lucas Oil Stadium)
11/3 – Indianapolis, Indiana (Lucas Oil Stadium)
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