Today marks the third day Taylor Swift fans have a chance to get tickets to see their popstar icon.
A number of pre-sale tickets will go live today for show dates in the UK, and there will also be a chance for fans to get tickets to international shows as part of the registered general sale.
The 33-year-old hitmaker will be coming to the UK for the first time in six years as part of her global, sell-out The Eras Tour. Taylor will be entertaining fans in London, Liverpool, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Dublin across huge stadiums next summer.
So far, fans who have registered for pre-sale, if they bought Taylor's Midnights album last year, have been able to access the early sale with their unique codes, with many successfully bagging the seats or standing tickets they want, while others have been left disappointed due to huge queues and demand, both on Ticketmaster and AXS.
Wednesday marks the final pre-sale day for fans who want to get the last remaining UK show dates, apart from Ireland. At 11am pre-sale tickets will go live on Ticketmaster or AXS - for London's, Wembley June 23 show.
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Then at 1pm, pre-sale tickets will become available for London's, Wembley August 17 show, followed by Cardiff's Principality Stadium June 18 show at 3pm.
As the June 18 show is the only show in Wales Taylor is doing, fans are speculating whether she will announce more shows once the pre-sale has finished. There will also be a day of no pre-sales on Thursday, July 13, before the final pre-sale begins for Ireland dates on Friday, July 14.
Those who signed up to international shows for general sale, will also have the chance to buy tickets for the Amsterdam shows today at 1pm.
We'll be providing you all the latest ticket updates in our live blog below as they happen. Bringing you news on queue updates, ticket numbers, seating plans, prices and more. Good luck - hopefully 2024 won't be a cruel summer for you.
As another day of frantic ticket buying draws to a close, well done to everyone who managed to get the tickets they wanted.
Looks like Gemma didn't manage to score tickets for Amsterdam after all - sad times
As we look ahead to general sale dates, we'll be back soon to share all the ups and down with you.
As the queue continues to rumble on for the show in Amsterdam, fans on social media are starting to give up hope.
Not this lucky Swiftie though, @avamaxbigfan managed to secure her tickets and is delighted...
My colleague Amber didn't have the same ticketing experience as me.
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She has shared her thoughts on how the pre-sale process worked for her...and it looks like it might be a 'Cruel Summer' for her.
In the words of Blank Space, I felt like 'screaming, crying' after battling the ticket queueRead all about it HERE.
Meanwhile, while you are all getting your Cardiff tickets.
I AM STILL in the Amsterdam queue! I think at this point I should admit defeat and take it as a sign that I'm not going to get any tickets here.
I'm on the 14,000 mark...
...but you never know.
One Swiftie has praised Ticketmaster for its smooth queues for the pre-sale of Cardiff.
Congrats!
Prices for the show have been confirmed as:
Ticket presale seated ticket - ?57.65 - ?182.50 each
Ticket presale side view seated - ?57.65 - ?182.50 each
Ticket presale wheelchair accessible (Incl, 1 companion) - ?57.65 - ?182.50 -each
Ticket presale ambulant accessible (Incl, 1 companion) - ?57.65 - ?182.50 - each
Ticket presale BSl (Incl, 1 companion) - ?57.65 - ?182.50 each
Ticket presale sight impaired (Incl, 1 companion) - ?57.65 - ?182.50 each
Ticket presale general admission standing - ?109.40 each
Tickets presale front standing left ticket - ?171.25 each
Ticket presales front standing right ticket - ?171.25 each.
More HERE.
There's 3,158 people in front of me currently for the Cardiff show.
Go, go, go!
Waiting rooms have now turned to queues for the Cardiff show on Ticketmaster and AXS.
Good luck Swifties!
Taylor Swift performing live at the Eras Tour in the US (Getty Images for TAS Rights Mana)Have your code at the ready, make sure you are signed in to your Ticketmaster or AXS account and that your details are up to date.
Ticketmaster has issued another update now to say that tickets are extremely limited for all Amsterdam shows.
Their message reads: "Ticket availability is extremely limited. Best availability remains for VIP packages."
I'm still sat in the queue for Amsterdam but I'm also monitoring the final pre-sale of the day in the UK.
Waiting rooms have now opened for Taylor's show at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on June 18, 2024.
Here's a reminder of the venue layout below. More details here.
Principality Stadium, Cardiff map for Taylor Swift (Ticketmaster)Ticketmaster has issued an update for fans queuing for the Amsterdam shows. It reads:
Ticket availability is limited and ticket options may vary throughout the venue. Best availability for Johan Cruijff ArenA is on Thursday 4th July 2024."
Your unique code for the Amsterdam show is valid for four tickets, only on Ticketmaster.
These shows will not be on sale via AXS. Which is another reason why queue numbers are higher than the UK, as pre-sale in the UK has been divided between the two.
Only 38,000 to go!
I can't believe the amount queuing for the Amsterdam shows, but on the other hand I can!
My queue position is down to 52,220.
BREATHE SWIFTIES.
I wonder if I'll actually get tickets!
I'm holding out hope that when I get through, there are dates to choose from!
It looks like the queues have stopped all together for fans wanting tickets to Swift's Lisbon shows. Are more people now joining the Amsterdam queue then?
Some fans who have managed to get through have shared the prices for the Amsterdam shows.
The prices are in Euros so if you're buying in the UK prices will be slightly different. However they do look similar to those in the UK.
I can't guarantee that the prices below are officially correct but this is what fans are saying.
Okay, so it's been nearly 30 minutes and the Amsterdam queue has only gone down by nearly 8,000.
YIKES!
It's interesting the difference in queue numbers now.
Taylor Swift performs onstage during "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour", portraying the colours of 'Speak Now' (Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)Pre-sale queues today for London's Wembley shows have been relatively small, possibly down to the fact that many Swiftie's have now got their tickets, while others didn't have pre-sale access.
The queues for the Amsterdam shows are in their thousands, 50,000 min. This is the general sale too, the only sale for the Amsterdam Johan Cruyff Arena.
Could we see queues like this in the general sale next week in the UK?
Trying to not give up here fellow Swifties!
Patience is the game, and whatever you do, do not refresh!
At the moment, it doesn't look like the queue is moving much.
I also only received one link in the Ticketmaster email which makes me wonder whether this is the reason there are so many in the queue, because there aren't different links for different dates like in the UK.
I'm in the queue for the Amsterdam shows on Ticketmaster!
There are around 71,000 people ahead of me. WOW
I'm currently waiting for the queue to start for Amsterdam, feeling very tense!
Imagine seeing Taylor here though at the Johan Cruyff Arena, the main stadium of the Dutch capital city and the home stadium of AFC Ajax, how exciting!
Please let me know how you are getting on with pre-sale tickets today by commenting below!
Those who landed registration for Taylor Swift's Amsterdam shows will be able to buy tickets at 1pm!
I'm trying for Amsterdam so wish me luck fellow Swiftie's.
If you were lucky then you should have received an email from Ticketmaster with your unique code, it will be Dutch but you can translate the message in English, and there is also an English version below.
LINK HERE.
The waiting room for Swift's tour date at Wembley on August 17 is now open on:
Ticketmaster
I feel like a lot of Swiftie's are waiting for Cardiff. Ticket queues for Wembley seem a little quiet at the moment!
Ticketmaster says tickets are selling fast for the London show on 23 June. If you are trying to find seats you will have less luck in the following areas of the stadium:
Ticket availability is now extremely limited for General Admission Standing, Front Right Standing and Front Left Standing.
General admissions sales have sold out first in all of Taylor's previous pre-sales. VIP tickets are expected to be available for the next few hours.
Availability for Wembley pre-sale (June 23) on Ticketmaster:
There's also a host of VIP packages still available.
For me, there are between 4,000 - 5,000 people ahead of me in the queue!
Where are you at? Comment below or tweet me here.
Pre-sale tickets for London's Wembley show on Sunday, June 23 are now LIVE.
Good luck!
Links you'll need are below:
Ticketmaster and AXS.