Taylor Swift UK Eras Tour: The cheapest tickets available, with many still on sale

Global superstar Taylor Swift is finally arriving in the UK next week for her much-anticipated Eras tour – and Swifties who haven’t got tickets yet needn’t worry because there’s still plenty up for grabs.

The pop princess will first take to the stage in Edinburgh, playing three nights at Murrayfield Stadium from Friday to Sunday (June 7-9).

She will then travel to Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium for three nights (June 13-15), before playing one night at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on June 18, and finishing the UK tour with a whopping eight nights at London’s Wembley Stadium – starting with three nights (June 21-23) and returning in August for the final five-night run (August 15-20).

And if ticket resale sites are anything to go by, there are still hundreds of tickets up for grabs in each city – with prices starting from just £155 a ticket at the time of writing.

Edinburgh promises to be the cheapest city to buy resale tickets to see Miss Swift, with prices starting at £155-190 on resale site Viagogo and £175-220 on VividSeats at the time of writing .

But there’s a catch, because these prices will get you seats with limited views, positioned diagonally behind the stage. For seats with a better view of the singing sensation, be prepared to pay more than £200 on Viagogo – and more than £250 on VividSeats for shows in the Scottish capital.

Meanwhile, those who prefer to see their favorite star more locally can grab seats for her one-night show in Cardiff from £273 on Viagogo or £305 on VividSeats – both overlooking the stage.

Liverpool tickets start from £285-£310 on Viagogo and £255-£330 on VividSeats, depending on the night you go – with the Liverpool night one looking to be the cheapest option on either site .

And for those hoping to attend any of the shows at Wembley, be prepared to pay a bit more – as tickets start from £340-445 on Viagogo or £330 to £590 on VividSeats – with this price more big. applying to her penultimate night in the capital.

Whatever you pay, it’s sure to be an unforgettable show for Swifties. However, they should also heed a stern warning from Taylor Swift’s official ticketing partners, Ticketmaster and AXS – that tickets purchased from unauthorized resellers will be deemed invalid.

Both ticket sites stated: “The only way to obtain a valid ticket for Taylor Swift shows is through approved ticket agents. In the UK, approved ticket agents are Ticketmaster, AXS or direct via the venue’s website. In Ireland, the approved ticket agent is Ticketmaster.

“Any tickets found to be resold on the unofficial secondary market will not be valid for admission to the concerts and will be canceled in accordance with the terms and conditions of sale.

“Through official resale facilities, ticket resale prices are capped to help combat ticket price inflation and stop ticket promotions.

“For more information on official resale facilities, fans should visit their approved ticket agent’s website. These resale facilities allow fans to sell their tickets with confidence and allow fans to purchase resale tickets with the assurance that the ticket they are purchasing is genuine. “