What's Your Disney Vibe Based on Your Favorite Taylor Swift Era? (2024)

Disney movies, drinks and ears for every Taylor Swift era

You have arrived! The Taylor Swift Eras Tour is now streaming even earlier than expected. As you rewatch every moment, we picked our favorite Disney movies, characters, drinks, and more for every era.

Taylor Swift

Disney Movie: Toy Story 2

Disney Character: Jasmine

Attraction: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

The colors match with this one, but imagine the music video to “Teardrops on my Guitar,” while sitting on a chaise in Agrabah with the heartbreak that your life has been decided for you… enough said. This album is in its feelings and no scene better depicts the pre-teen growing up than the “When Somebody Loved Me,” sequence from Toy Story 2.

Fearless

Disney Movie: The Little Mermaid

Disney Character: Anna

Attraction: Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway

Anna was PLAYED by Hans like Abigail who gave everything to a boy who changed his mind. And we all cried. This is still country Taylor with youthfulness that’s starting to experience heartbreak for the first time. It’s how Ariel feels when Triton destroys her collection and she risks it all to be with Eric a la “Jump Then Fall.”

Speak Now

Disney Movie: Enchanted

Disney Character: Rapunzel

Attraction: La Tanière du Dragon (Disneyland Paris)

Because what is “Let It Go” and “Show Yourself” if not Speak Now? And yes, we had the time of our lives fighting dragons with you in Disneyland Paris. Tangled also completely embodies that fairytale whimsy and naivety of “Innocence."

Red

Disney Character: Mei Lee

Attraction: Tower of Terror

This album appears to be country but there are hidden pop songs.. Just when you think you know where it’s going, it shifts gears and drops you 13 stories and down a winding river. Mei also has a lot of feelings about being a Red Panda, and certainly has a lot going on at the moment.

1989

Disney Movie: Wreck-It-Ralph 2

Disney Character: Judy Hopps

Attraction: TRON Light Cycle Run

1989 is all about embracing your friendships and bettering yourself. Zootopia also has a big city and train montage that’s basically set to “Welcome to New York.” The GRID in Tron is basically the block design of 1989, and that slush is like the epitome of drinking with your friends at a famous 4th of July Party in Rhode Island.

Reputation

Disney Movie: Moana

Disney Character: Maleficent

Attraction: Rise of the Resistance

Maleficent was done dirty by people she thought she could trust. I’ll leave that there. But Reputation isn’t all bad; It’s freeing yourself from others' expectations or perceptions of who you are which is giving Moana and her call to the water and Rey and her call to the Force.

Lover

Disney Movie: Inside Out

Disney Character: Aurora

Attraction: Journey into Imagination with Figment

Lover could replace “Once upon a dream,” in a modern adaptation, but this album encompasses so much more. It’s about loving yourself, living your most authentic life, and embracing the multitude of feelings that come with being in love. And that could not be better demonstrated than by the emotions in Riley’s head.

Folklore

Disney Character: Wendy Darling

Attraction: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

This album is a storytelling and lyrical powerhouse and with songs like “The Last Great American Dynasty,” and “Mad Woman,” we have a hard time not picturing Scarlet Witch here. “I had a marvelous time ruining everything,” is basically her mantra. There is also direct callout to Peter Pan and Wendy and other books to film (and ride adaptations) too in Cardigan, Invisible String and Illicit Affairs.

Evermore

Disney Movie: Brave

Disney Character: Scarlet Witch

Attraction:Seven Dwarfs Mine Train

Have you seen the Eras set for Willow? It’s basically the Will of the Wisps. Taylor even got accused of witchcraft because of it. “Meet me in the woods after dark,” that’s the above aesthetic if we ever knew it.

Midnights

Disney Movie: Encanto

Disney Character: Elsa

Attraction: The Mad Tea Party

This is a breakup album disguised with poppy tunes and you can’t convince us otherwise. “Let it go” and “Bejeweled” are two sides of the same coin. It’s uncertainty and chaos and losing everything you once knew. But there’s also a beauty that comes with the acceptance of our lack of control. It's making an ice castle for one and trusting that what goes around, comes around.