Walt Disney Presents Opening Earlier for Taylor Swift Costumes on Display at Disney World. If you’re heading to Disney World soon, you can see Taylor Swift’s tour outfits in person. A new exhibit just opened at Disney’s Hollywood Studios inside the “Walt Disney Presents” building, which is now opening at 8:30 A.M. Daily. The display has proven very popular with lines that have reached over an hour on some days, hence the opening earlier.
It’s a limited-time thing to celebrate two new Taylor Swift projects hitting Disney+ this week. You have until January 23 to see the clothes before they’re gone. The display features three specific outfits Taylor wore during the Eras Tour. You can get a close look at the details you usually only see from the big screens or social media.
- The Reputation Bodysuit: This is the black and gold snake outfit designed by Roberto Cavalli. It’s the one she wore for the Miami show.
- The TTPD Gown: A white Vivienne Westwood dress with lyrics written on it. It also has the matching choker and boots.
- The Midnights Bodysuit: The blue crystal outfit by Zuhair Murad, along with the fringe jacket she wears for “Karma.”
New Eras Tour Content on Disney+
This exhibit isn’t the only news for fans. Disney+ is releasing two new shows right now.
First, there’s a new six-episode docuseries called “The End of an Era.” It shows how the tour was put together, including behind-the-scenes footage from rehearsals. They are dropping two episodes every week.
Second, the final concert film from the last show in Vancouver is also streaming. This version is a big deal because it includes the full performance of “The Tortured Poets Department” set for the first time.
If you’re already in the park, just head to the back of Hollywood Studios toward the Animation Courtyard. You don’t need a special ticket other than your regular park pass. But keep in mind that the exhibit is only open for about a month. If you want to see the “Reputation” snake outfit up close, you’ll need to get there before it closes on January 23.
