How to Watch Taylor Swift Eras Tour Movie Online: Stream Prime Video
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Move your furniture and get ready to dance, Swifties. After smashing records at the box office since its premiere this fall, Taylor Swift‘s Eras Tour concert movie has finally landed on Prime Video, just in time for Taylor’s birthday.
“I had the time of my life fighting dragons with youuuu 🫶,” Swift wrote on Instagram, complete with a heart-shaped hands emoji and referencing her Speak Now classic. “Celebrate 34 with me by watching The Eras Tour (Extended Version) including ‘Long Live’ 🐉 ‘The Archer’ 🏹 and ‘Wildest Dreams’ 🩵 at home!” Swift continued, “PS troll me all you want about my excessive and literal millennial emoji use but A) no one’s prouder to be a millennial and B) it’s my bday and today I am exempt! 🎂”
The Eras Tour (Extended Version) movie, recorded at one of Swift’s L.A. stops, features the three extra tracks that didn’t make it into the theatrical release. Swifties don’t have to have a Prime membership to watch the Eras Tour documentary either. You can rent the Eras Tour film directly through Prime Video for $19.89, appropriately.
Swifties will have 48 hours to watch the film after it’s started. Look, we’re not math geniuses here, but the movie has a three-hour runtime, so you can watch it about 16 times in a row if you plan accordingly.
“Just as the tour is more daft and ambitious than anything else she’s tried onstage, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is unlike anything else she — or anyone else — has done onscreen,” Rob Sheffield wrote in Rolling Stone‘s review of the concert doc.
Following its premiere in theaters, Swift released her latest re-recorded album, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), which included five new from-the-vault tracks. Next year, the Grammy winner will hit the road again in 2024 with more Eras Tour dates, including U.S. concerts in Miami, New Orleans, and Indianapolis next fall.
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission.
Move your furniture and get ready to dance, Swifties. After smashing records at the box office since its premiere this fall, Taylor Swift‘s Eras Tour concert movie has finally landed on Prime Video, just in time for Taylor’s birthday.
“I had the time of my life fighting dragons with youuuu 🫶,” Swift wrote on Instagram, complete with a heart-shaped hands emoji and referencing her Speak Now classic. “Celebrate 34 with me by watching The Eras Tour (Extended Version) including ‘Long Live’ 🐉 ‘The Archer’ 🏹 and ‘Wildest Dreams’ 🩵 at home!” Swift continued, “PS troll me all you want about my excessive and literal millennial emoji use but A) no one’s prouder to be a millennial and B) it’s my bday and today I am exempt! 🎂”
The Eras Tour (Extended Version) movie, recorded at one of Swift’s L.A. stops, features the three extra tracks that didn’t make it into the theatrical release. Swifties don’t have to have a Prime membership to watch the Eras Tour documentary either. You can rent the Eras Tour film directly through Prime Video for $19.89, appropriately.
Swifties will have 48 hours to watch the film after it’s started. Look, we’re not math geniuses here, but the movie has a three-hour runtime, so you can watch it about 16 times in a row if you plan accordingly.
“Just as the tour is more daft and ambitious than anything else she’s tried onstage, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is unlike anything else she — or anyone else — has done onscreen,” Rob Sheffield wrote in Rolling Stone‘s review of the concert doc.
Following its premiere in theaters, Swift released her latest re-recorded album, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), which included five new from-the-vault tracks. Next year, the Grammy winner will hit the road again in 2024 with more Eras Tour dates, including U.S. concerts in Miami, New Orleans, and Indianapolis next fall.
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