
Disney+ is about to be THE place to stream for Swifties. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour: The Movie (Taylor's Version) is already streaming on Disney+, and the incoming extended cut featuring the entire Tortured Poet's Department concert set, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour: The Final Show, is premiering alongside the Taylor Swift docuseries.
That's what makes this Black Friday streaming deal so great: Now through Dec. 1, you can get the ad-supported Hulu/Disney+ bundle for just $5/month for the whole year — that's over 60% off the regular price of $12.99/month. Here's what you need to know about the streaming deal, plus everything to know before you watch The End of an Era.
Disney+/Hulu Black Friday deal:
Taylor Swift's The End of an Era docuseries trailer:
Taylor Swift's The End of an Era docuseries release date:
Taylor Swift's upcoming docuseries, The End of an Era, premieres with its first two episodes on Friday, December 12. Two episodes will drop every Friday through December 26.
The End of an Era streaming:
Taylor Swift's The End of an Era will stream on Disney+, alongside Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour: The Movie (currently streaming on Disney+) and the new extended cut, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour — The Final Show — which also premieres on the platform on Dec. 12.
Taylor Swift The End of an Era episode release schedule:
Two episodes of the upcoming Taylor Swift docuseries will premiere every Friday from Dec. 12 through Dec. 26.
Who will be in Taylor Swift's The End of an Era?
The new Taylor Swift docuseries will feature appearances from Gracie Abrams, Sabrina Carpenter, Travis Kelce, Ed Sheeran, Florence Welch and Swift's family members, as well as the band, dancers and crew from The Eras Tour.
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