Swifties flocking to Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios for a close-up look at Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour costumes have sparked such huge crowds that the theme park is opening its gates earlier than usual.
The buzz centers around The Walt Disney Presents exhibit, which showcases three authentic outfits worn by Swift during her record-breaking Eras Tour. The display ties in with Disney+’s new six-part documentary series, “Taylor Swift – The End of an Era.”
Originally scheduled to open at 9 a.m., the park has shifted its entry time to 8:30 a.m. to accommodate the overwhelming fan demand. The limited-run exhibit is expected to remain open through late January 2026, giving fans plenty of time to plan a visit.
Swift’s Eras Tour celebrated her nearly two-decade-long career, highlighting the evolution of her music and persona as one of the most influential artists in the world. Fashion played a major role in the experience, with each outfit carefully designed to reflect a specific chapter of her songwriting journey.
One standout piece on display is the gold snake bodysuit from Swift’s 2017 Reputation era, created by famed designer Roberto Cavalli. Cavalli has designed more than 20 looks for the Eras Tour, along with many of Swift’s most memorable stage costumes over the years.
Also featured is a look from the Tortured Poets Department segment of the tour, including a blue fringed dress by Vivienne Westwood paired with Christian Louboutin boots, worn during the 2024 leg of the show.
Rounding out the exhibit is the iconic “Karma” bodysuit, worn during the Midnights era finale. The look closed out every single night of the Eras Tour and became one of its most recognizable moments.
Swift previously spoke about one of her crystal-covered bodysuits during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, admitting the tour took a physical toll. “I was constantly in a lot of physical pain,” she said, adding that slipping into the outfit gave her a boost of confidence: “I was just like, ‘No, this is popping. I’m doing it. We’re going.’”
For fans craving even more behind-the-scenes access, the Disney+ documentary series began releasing episodes on December 12. The first two episodes debuted alongside the full concert film, with future episodes rolling out in pairs. The next installment is set to arrive this Friday, keeping Swifties eagerly tuned in.
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