‘Taylor Swift Eras Tour’ Costumes Display at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Three iconic outfits from Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ went on public display at Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios in Orlando. The exhibit features the sparkling bodysuit from the ‘Lover’ era, the folklore cabin dress, and the red ’22’ shirt with matching fedora. Visitors access the costumes inside the Walt Disney Presents attraction gallery. The showcase coincides with the streaming release of ‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version)’ film on Disney+.

Disney Parks announced the limited-time installation runs through the end of January 2026. The attraction previously hosted similar celebrity memorabilia exhibits tied to major entertainment releases. Swift’s concert film grossed over $261 million worldwide during its theatrical run in 2023. The extended version includes additional acoustic performances not seen in cinemas.

The ‘Lover’ bodysuit incorporates thousands of crystals in pastel hues representing the album’s aesthetic. The folklore dress replicates the flowing ivory gown worn during the tour’s cottagecore segment. The ’22’ outfit includes the signature black hat and white t-shirt distributed to fans during live shows. Cast members report high visitor interest since the opening.

Swift performed 149 shows across five continents during the tour spanning 2023 to 2024. The production earned Guinness World Records as the highest-grossing tour in history with $2.07 billion in revenue. Ticket sales exceeded 4.35 million per available data. The Disney+ film debuted as the platform’s most-streamed music title in its opening weekend.

The exhibit integrates into the existing Walt Disney Presents walkthrough featuring animation history and props. Other current displays include items from recent Disney films and classic memorabilia. Park officials noted the addition aligns with holiday crowds seeking unique photo opportunities. No additional ticket required beyond standard park admission.

Swift collaborated directly with Disney for the streaming exclusive, including bonus content. The tour supported her re-recorded albums and spanned multiple musical eras from her catalog. Production featured elaborate stage designs with 16 costume changes per performance. Backup dancers and band members totaled over 50 personnel.

Visitor feedback highlights the detailed craftsmanship visible up close on the garments. The display cases allow 360-degree views with informational plaques detailing era significance. Park hours accommodate evening viewing under themed lighting. The installation marks Swift’s first physical presence at a Disney theme park attraction.

This collaboration extends Disney’s strategy of partnering with major recording artists for immersive experiences. Previous exhibits featured costumes from films like ‘Frozen’ and ‘The Lion King’ live productions. The Eras Tour film remains available for streaming with subtitles in multiple languages. Attendance projections indicate increased traffic to the attraction during peak season.