Section of Taylor Swift fans have been left fuming as fellow Swifties ignored urgent warnings ahead of her eagerly anticipated London shows. The hitmaker, 34, will grace the stage at Wembley Stadium on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, ready to perform in front of a sell-out crowd each night. While fans are understandably excited to watch their icon live, authorities warned against turning up at the venue early.
Swifties are well-known for camping outside a venue all night to be first in line when doors open. However, Wembley’s site managers made it clear earlier in the week that no camping would be allowed. Despite this, a number of fans have seemingly ignored these warnings and set up camp anyway, hoping to be first inside the stadium on gig night. Their actions have led to unrest among the “Shake It Off” star’s loyal fanbase, with many taking to Twitter/X to share their disappointment and anger.
One user sighed, “When Wembley specifically said no camping and people started a queue at 1 am,” adding a rolling-eyes emoji. Another agreed, writing, “Um, Ticketmaster said no to camping outside Wembley… so they’re gonna be in trouble.” A third fumed, “Hot take but we shouldn’t have to camp, be uncomfortable and cold, and potentially very unsafe to see our favorite artists. They should not allow camping at all outside the stadium.” And a fourth hit out, “It says you’re not allowed to camp at Wembley, how are people doing it?”
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When Taylor touched down on London soil earlier in the week, her pals were seen unloading her private jet with a large amount of booze. She is also said to have placed a large order at a kebab shop for her entourage to enjoy. It was revealed she placed a whopping £450 order from her favorite kebab shop ahead of her string of performances at Wembley Stadium this weekend. The takeaway shop’s owner explained the order consisted of items such as chicken shish kebabs and falafel wraps.
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Taylor Swift fans looking at resale tickets for the upcoming Eras Tour in the UK can purchase them from a number of online retailers right now. Although the above sellers, including viagogo and Vivid Seats, are not “official” retailers, they have strict terms and conditions in place to keep ticket buyers and ticket sellers safe.
As the excitement builds for Taylor Swift’s London performances, fans are reminded to follow venue guidelines and enjoy the shows responsibly.
