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Taylor Swift‘s Era’s Tour Movie premiere is only a few hours away. Unsurprisingly, fans are already itching to catch a glimpse of their favorite. The big event will go down at The Grove, a massively popular outdoor mall in Los Angeles. To accommodate the high-profile event, reports say The Grove will be shut down throughout Wednesday. Interestingly, celebrities won’t be the only ones attending the occasion. According to reports, Swift’s team invited 2,200 of the luckiest fans on the planet, alongside a host of other guests.
The Grove Mall Shuts Down for Era’s Tour Movie Premiere
The Era’s Tour movie premiere will take place on Wednesday and plans to ensure the event is a success are in place. On Tuesday, TMZ reported that The Grove, the upscale shopping oasis hosting the event, would be shut down for the whole day. Also, the outlet shared that the mall would devote all 14 of its theaters to showing the musical documentary. Meanwhile, Swift has given thousands of fans around the world the opportunity to attend the premiere live at The Grove. According to TMZ, over 2,000 fans received invitations from the singer’s team, though it is unclear what criteria they used to select or invite them.
More Details About the Era’s Tour Movie Premiere
For now, the invited fans are still in the dark about the details. Reportedly, Swift’s team will tell them where and when to show up at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Other guests will make their way to the premiere venue by 6 pm and the film will begin by 7 pm. Invited fans and guests are assured of safety as the organizers aren’t taking any chances with security. Reports say barricades have already been set up since Tuesday night with the LAPD and fire department on standby to ensure only invited guests are allowed access.
The countdown to the event is already underway. However, the big question remains, “Will Taylor Swift attend the Era’s Tour Movie premiere? Given the planning, secrecy, and security, there is a high chance that the singer will be present. However, nothing is set in stone yet. Meanwhile, small businesses affected by The Grove shutdown have nothing to worry about as the mall’s owner Rick Caruso will offer compensation.
