Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets back on sale for Wembley but fans must follow one rule

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Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets back on sale for Wembley but fans must follow one rule

If you're like me and didn't get a ticket to the Taylor Swift Eras Tour, fear not. There are tickets available to purchase if you have a code, with prices in the level 1 reserved section costing £194.75 per person, according to reports.

A fan account for the UK and Ireland leg of the tour shared the news this morning, saying on social media: "PL1 tickets just became available for Wembley! Take a look if you still want for tickets and have a code!"

One die-hard fan tweeted: "London swifties! There are PL1 tickets for Wembley available! I just bought 4." Many other fans quickly picked up on the news and have managed to bag tickets either through Ticketmaster or AXS.

READ MORE: The best Taylor Swift pre-party for her Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium announced at famous art-deco nightclub

A second person commented: "I managed to get two tickets for night 3!! It was on ticketmaster last night and there were loads of £194 tickets left in the 200’s section!"

One person shared a screenshot of the seating plan and prices for the Sunday 23 June performance at Wembley during the tour, confirming that PL1 seats cost £194.75 including ticket fees.

The stadium shows six different sections, with PL1 seats located in the highlighted green. According to the map, Wembley’s map sections include Front Standing Right (Blue), Front Standing Left (Pink), General Admission Standing (Yellow), Level 1 Reserved Seating (Green), Level 2 Reserved Seating (Purple), and Level 5 Reserved Seating (Red).

Currently, if you head to the Ticketmaster website, you will then be taken to the lobby when you've selected your chosen date. Ticketmaster users will be asked if they want to join the queue, but you must have been given a pre-sale code to be invited to join the queue.

If you use a different email address to join the queue, you will be asked to sign out and use the correct account associated with the same email address that you received your sale notification.

Taylor Swift The Eras Tour tickets for her European dates are available for purchase via Ticketmaster and AXS.

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