Eras Tour: What to Know Before You Go

The Eras Tour sells out fast and shows are packed with fans from every generation. If you’re heading to a date, you want the right ticket, the least stress, and a great spot for the music. This page gives clear, useful tips on finding tickets, preparing for the venue, and getting the most from the night.

Buying tickets without the headache

Start at Taylor Swift’s official site and the show's primary ticket partner. Those are the only places guaranteed to sell real tickets. If you miss presales, use verified resale platforms only — look for seller verification and buyer protection. Avoid random classifieds and social media DMs; those are where fraud hides. Consider fan club presales or credit card presales next time to get priority access.

Expect dynamic pricing on big dates. That means prices shift with demand. If you’re budget-conscious, check secondary markets early and late: sometimes sellers lower prices as showtime nears. Use browser alerts or ticket trackers so you don’t stare at pages all day.

Before you leave home

Check the venue’s bag and security rules the morning of the show. Most stadiums allow small clear bags only and have strict camera or recording rules. Bring ID that matches the ticket name if the event notes that requirement. Charge your phone fully and download the ticket to your phone — screenshots can fail at busy gates. If you need accessible seating, call the venue ahead; they usually reserve specific entry points and support services.

Plan transport. Parking sells out quickly at big shows, so consider public transit, rideshares, or a walk from a nearby meet-up spot. Agree on a clear meeting place with friends in case phones die or signal is weak near the venue.

Food and merch lines can be long. Eat earlier or bring a snack (if allowed). If you want official merch, get there early or use online pre-orders when offered; popular items sell out fast.

For standing or pit sections, bring comfy shoes and expect to be on your feet. If you prefer a calmer night, choose higher-level seating with clear sightlines. Ear protection is smart for everyone — concerts get loud, and your ears will thank you the next day.

Watch out for scams: fake parking passes, fake VIP packages, and cloned tickets. Pay with cards or platform payment tools, not cash. If a deal looks too good, it usually is.

Finally, enjoy the show. The Eras Tour mixes hits, visuals, and theatre — try to soak in the moment instead of filming everything. Take a few clips if you want memory keepsakes, but then put the phone away and sing along. You'll remember how it felt far longer than any video will capture.