These five essentials will elevate your Taylor Swift The Eras Tour watch party

Taylor Swift performing in Brazil for Eras tour
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Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Film (Taylor's Version) officially hits Disney Plus this Friday, March 15. Making its debut a full day earlier than previously announced, the film will feature the concert in its entirety for the first time, including the song "Cardigan" and four additional acoustic tracks. 

According to Disney's press release last month, the film, directed by Sam Wrench, amassed more than $260 million worldwide, making it the top-selling concert film of all time. In the spirit of all things Eras Tour, we've rounded up some much-needed essentials to help you celebrate the occasion in the best way possible.  

With products ranging from soundbars to hair stylers, we've got you covered so you can plan your watch party in style and relive the best moments of the Eras Tour phenomenon. All you'll need are some snacks, a Stanley or two for hydration, and enough energy to last you the entire four-hour film. 

Of course, the only way to stream Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version) is by signing up to Disney Plus (if you haven't done so already). We've also got a comprehensive price guide to the streamer and a roundup of the best streaming services available in Australia that you can check out, too. 

TP-Link Tapo Smart LED Light Strip | AU$64.94 at Amazon

TP-Link Tapo Smart LED Light Strip | AU$64.94 at Amazon

TP-Link's 5-metre light strip will illuminate any room with ease, and connects seamlessly to your phone or smart device. It will also react to music, displaying vibrant colours to the beat of your favourite Taylor Swift tracks. 

Samsung HW-Q990C Q-Series soundbar | AU$2,099AU$1,236 with code FEBSAVE at Appliances Online's eBay

Samsung HW-Q990C Q-Series soundbar | AU$2,099 AU$1,236 with code FEBSAVE at Appliances Online's eBay (save AU$863)

If you want to enhance your watch-party experience, this soundbar can do just that. Recognised as one of the best Dolby Atmos soundbars, Samsung's HW-Q990C Q-Series is a top-tier, no-fuss option for those wanting the best quality sound at home. Using the code FEBSAVE, you can save AU$100 more, dropping the discounted price to just AU$1,236.

Shark FlexStyle Hair Styling System | AU$449.99 AU$399 at Bing Lee

Shark FlexStyle Hair Styling System | AU$449.99 AU$399 at Bing Lee (save AU$50.99)

The Shark FlexStyle is the ultimate hair tool to help you recreate your favourite T-Swift hairstyles at home. This styler dropped to just AU$299 on Black Friday, so this isn't the best price. But this may be your only option if you're keen to snatch up this limited edition Malibu Pink colour before it disappears. 

Also available at Shark for AU$399

Wimius Lumen Mini Projector | AU$169.99 AU$119.99 using coupon at Amazon

Wimius Lumen Mini Projector | AU$169.99 AU$119.99 using coupon at Amazon (save AU$50)

This mini portable projector is perfect for those screening an Eras watch party, as it allows you to project movies and shows across any wall or ceiling. It's compact, lightweight and has a 270-degree rotation, which means you can angle it perfectly to reflect on any wall or screen. The projector pairs with any laptop or device using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, and if you tick the coupon, you can save an extra AU$50, too. 

Disney Plus Subscription | From AU$13.99pm

Disney Plus Subscription | From AU$13.99pm

Last but definitely not least, the only way to truly experience the Eras Tour Concert Film is by having a Disney Plus subscription. Disney Plus currently offers four different subscriptions, with plans starting at just AU$13.99 per month. If you want to watch the film in the highest quality Disney Plus provides, then you may want to opt for the Premium monthly sub, which retails at AU$17.99p/m. 

Lucy Scotting
Staff Writer

Lucy Scotting is a digital content writer for Tom’s Guide in Australia, primarily covering NBN and internet-related news. Lucy started her career writing for HR and staffing industry publications, with articles covering emerging tech, business and finance. In her spare time, Lucy can be found watching sci-fi movies, working on her dystopian fiction novel or hanging out with her dog, Fletcher.