I don’t like that attending the Eras Tour has become an elitist activity

[Anonymous]

With tickets being impossible to purchase the only way one can attend the concert is buy paying the exorbitant resale prices and/or flying to another location.

A trip that will cost about $5k or more.

This is ridiculous

[Anonymous]

Agree so I talk with my wallet by not buying her tickets when I can go to 6 other concerts instead.

[Anonymous]

I hate that brands are buying up big blocks of tickets to invite influencers that don’t even like Taylor.

[Anonymous]

Isn't the US tour over now? Or are you considering going to Europe next year?

[Anonymous]

Yes. Taylor saves money by skipping some cities and then playing several nights in the cities she does choose.

The travel costs more for the audience and, of course, there more pollution due to thousands of people taking cars and planes to reach the performance.

OTOH she is good for the local economy and tourism of those cities.

[Anonymous]

And I thought classical music tickets were expensive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn't the US tour over now? Or are you considering going to Europe next year?

She will play in the US in 2024 — in a handful of cities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With tickets being impossible to purchase the only way one can attend the concert is buy paying the exorbitant resale prices and/or flying to another location.

A trip that will cost about $5k or more.

This is ridiculous

To be fair, decent seats at any headliner musician’s concert have become outrageously expensive with VIP packages and the like pricing out their average fans.

[Anonymous]

Same. But I am still paying for it. Just like college.

[Anonymous]

Waitlist for Toronto. Sigh.

[Anonymous]

Agree. I went with my family. Got the cheapest tickets possible, very lucky in that regard. We did not buy merch. We took cute normal happy family pics. I did not post them. I can’t help being disturbed by the disgusting display of wealth in social media posts. Society is so messed up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With tickets being impossible to purchase the only way one can attend the concert is buy paying the exorbitant resale prices and/or flying to another location.

A trip that will cost about $5k or more.

This is ridiculous

Nobody is forced aboard the Taylor Swift hype-train. I assure you, the vast majority of people in the world do not care if you went or not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree. I went with my family. Got the cheapest tickets possible, very lucky in that regard. We did not buy merch. We took cute normal happy family pics. I did not post them. I can’t help being disturbed by the disgusting display of wealth in social media posts. Society is so messed up.

The braggy Eras Tour posts are vomit inducing.

[Anonymous]

Her prices are in line with other big headliners. I just checked Beyoncé prices and they are in line with or more expensive than Taylor.

The fact that she gave away millions in bonuses shows she’s not in it for the money.

Taylor could charge much more because demand is almost unlimited. She could charge thousands of dollars a ticket and make this an event just for global millionaires and she would still sell out. She’s not even close to maxing out the market.
https://www.therichest.com/rich-powerful/the-...rld-ever-ranked/amp/

[Anonymous]

To me it just shows how mediocre the current music scene is that people are willing to pay so much fir a Taylor Swift concert.

Truly depressing!