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Demand for Taylor Swift Eras Tour Dublin Hit an All-Time High as Fans Desperately Search for Last Minute Tickets
- Ireland and UK searches for ‘Eras Tour Tickets Dublin’ hit their highest following Swift’s three-day stint at Wembley.
- Searches in Ireland have surged by 283% and in the UK by 334% over the past week.
- Searches are at their highest ahead of Swift’s performance in the Irish capital.
- Worldwide searches for ‘last minute Eras Tour tickets’ have surged by 316% over the past week.
After a year long-anticipated, Taylor Swift’s Dublin dates are around the corner, and Swifties are desperate to nab last-minute tickets ahead of her performance.
Following her three-day stint at Wembley, Ireland and the UK searches for ‘Eras Tour Tickets Dublin’ have hit their highest levels.
Searches in Ireland have surged by 283% and in the UK by 334% over the past week.
Searches are at their highest ahead of Swifts takeover of the capital at the Aviva Stadium for three sold-out nights beginning on Friday 28 June. #
Famous faces, and even royalty, were spotted at her Wembley performance over the weekend, as ‘Taylormanias’, queued for the popstar’s sell-out Wembley Eras Tour more than 24 hours before the doors opened.
The pop star’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, made a first-time surprise appearance, applying make-up to her face with a brush.
The appearance shocked and delighted fans, with many expressing their disbelief on social media.
Meanwhile, Prince William was also spotted dancing along to Taylor Swift’s song “Shake It Off” during the first night of her Eras Tour stop in London on Friday, June 21.
Marc Porcar, CEO of QR Code Generator PRO S.L says,
“Taylor Swift’s immense popularity in the UK and Ireland is reflected in the swift ticket sales, her extensive tour preparations, and a high level of fan engagement.
“Her highly anticipated Eras Tour sold-out across various huge cities- including Dublin.
“This huge event will have significant impacts on Ireland and the economy.
“Barclays predicted that fans would fork out a total of almost £1bn across her 15 UK and Ireland shows.”
