Kristin Joyner has been a huge Swiftie from the start but has never seen her live. After missing the 1989 and Reputation tours, she knew she had to go to the Eras Tour. She’s not sure what to expect regarding ticket prices, but she plans to spend at least $400 and is willing to go as high as $700 to see Swift perform in Chicago. She has already saved $100 for the ticket.
“I want my first experience to be the best it can be,” the 28-year-old Indiana player said. “I’m going to do what I have to do to get those tickets. If I have to resell, I want to have the savings for that. Tickets sometimes sell out within minutes.
Shae-Lynn Perreault has been a fan and has wanted to go to one of Swift’s concerts for as long as she can remember. She plans to spend up to $400 on the ticket, but because Swift hasn’t announced any shows for Canada, where Perreault lives, the 24-year-old will have to travel to Seattle to see Swift and also spend money. money for a hotel and transportation.
“I’ll spend the money and take care of the plan later,” Perreault said.
