Taylor Swift concert movie has hit seven Central Mass. theaters. Here's what to know

“Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour”has come to Central Massachusetts theaters in its debut, which took place Oct. 13.

The concert film documents singer-songwriter Swift’s 2023-24 tour, which began in Glendale, Arizona, March 17.

The show’s set list has 44 songs divided into 10 acts that portray Swift’s 10 studio albums. The film’s runtime is 169 minutes, compiled with footage from several shows at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

Advance ticket sales worldwide have already surpassed $100 million, which makes it one of this year's highest-grossing movies.

Where can the film be seen in Central Mass.?

“Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour” is showing in seven Central Massachusetts theaters: Blackstone Valley 14 Cinema de Lux in Millbury, Regal Solomon Pond in Marlborough, Entertainment Cinemas in Leominster, AMC Dine-In Framingham 16 in Framingham, Fine Arts Theatre in Maynard, Cinemaworld in Fitchburg and Gardner Cinemas in Gardner.

At the Blackstone Valley 14 Cinema, many opening-night screenings before 10 p.m. are nearly sold out, with remaining seats mostly in the front rows.

Similarly, at the AMC Dine-In Framingham 16, almost all showings until 11 p.m. have limited seat availability.

But after opening night, there are many seats available this weekend for the film.

How long will 'The Eras Tour' be in theaters?

This is not your typical movie release. “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour” only shows in participating theaters from Thursday through Sunday for three weekends following its initial release.

AMC Theaters across the country will hand out official mini movie posters while supplies last and collectible popcorn tubs and cups. AMC Theaters is offering private theater rentals for the movie.

Moviegoers are encouraged to sport Taylor Swift-themed attire. While theaters often ask audiences to keep quiet during movies, AMC Theaters is encouraging fans to dance and sing throughout the movie, like the concert it’s documenting.

Swifties excited

Madi Merritt of Southborough, a fan who went the third night of Gillette Stadium show of the Eras Tour, is looking forward to reliving the experience and seeing some songs Swift had not performed at her show.

Swift was at Gillette for three sold-out shows between May 19 and 21.

"I'm excited to see the Eras movie to get to experience some of my favorite songs she did not get to perform at my show," Merritt said. "I also think it's so interesting to get a behind scenes look at what it takes to put on such an impressive tour."

This article originally appeared on Telegram & Gazette: Taylor Swift 'Eras Tour' concert movie opens in Central Mass.