Didn't get to see Taylor on tour? Shake It Off and head to a theater today in Bucks County

Kaitlyn McCormick, Cherry Hill Courier-Post
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Some may associate Friday the 13th with Halloween spooks and superstition, but this October, the date is reserved for Swifties to re-enter their Eras era.

"Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" will debut in U.S. and Canada theaters Friday (although there was a last-minute, one-day early access showing of the film Thursday, Oct. 12), a perfect opportunity for fans who lost the Great War to see Swift in person during the U.S. leg of her tour or for those who have just been suffering post-concert depression ever since.

Swift announced via socials Oct. 11 that due to an "unprecedented demand," extra showtimes were being added to Friday's schedule.

Here is everything you need to know about where, why and how to watch.

What is the Eras Tour movie

After a U.S. tour with sold-out stadiums, 20 different cities and a 44-song setlist, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour quickly became a social media sensation, inspiring fans to handmake friendship bracelets to trade at shows, vlog their outfits and wear looks inspired by Swift's extensive discography.

Fans now have a new option to get in on the fun with their fellow super-fans.

The Fandango movie description encourages viewers to continue these concert trends by trading bracelets at the theater and dressing up in their best Taylor attire.

How big will Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" concert movie be? Big enough that it's already pre-sold more than $100 million in tickets.
How big will Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" concert movie be? Big enough that it's already pre-sold more than $100 million in tickets.

How long is the Eras Tour movie

"Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" is 2 hours and 45 minutes long and rated PG-13.

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How much are tickets for the Eras Tour Movie

This wouldn't be a Taylor Swift event if there weren't some serious Easter eggs tied in.

Fans may notice that tickets to the film are marketed at $19.89 for adults and $13.13 for children and seniors, all relevant digits to the star's brand.

1989 is not only the year Swift was born, but the title of one of the albums that she's re-recording and releasing on Oct. 27.

The pop singer has also been open about 13 being her favorite number, and it has frequently been a motif in her marketing strategy.

Aug 3, 2023; Inglewood, Calif., USA; Kelly Griffiths, 18, shows her bracelets outside So-Fi Stadium on August 3, 2023, waiting to watch Taylor Swift perform. Swift will perform the first show of a six-night stint at SoFi Stadium, ending her final leg of her 2023 U.S. Eras Tour. Mandatory Credit: Yannick Peterhans-USA TODAY ORG XMIT: USAT-717107 (Via OlyDrop)

Where to get tickets for the Eras Tour movie

If you want to snag your movie tickets, you have a few options.

Tickets can be purchased directly through the Eras Tour Movie website, Fandango.com, AMC, or your local theater.

Where to watch the Eras Tour movie

Trying to find a theater to experience the movie?

Check out some of these locations:

Where it's showing:

AMC NeshaminyRegal UA Oxford ValleyAMC Philadelphia Mills 14AMC WoodhavenPenn Cinema, Huntingdon ValleyHiway Theater, JenkintownRegal Warrington CrossingMovie Tavern, FlourtownAMC 309 Cinema  9

Be sure to check your local theaters for showtimes and locations.

This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: The Eras Tour movie is now screening. How to watch Swift's new film