Aussies turn on Taylor Swift’s American fans and warn them to ‘stay in their own country’ as tickets for her tour Down Under go on sale
Taylor Swift‘s Aussie fans are warning American Swifties to ‘stay in their own country’ as tickets for the superstar’s Australian leg of her The Eras tour goes on sale.
One woman shared a video to TikTok, urging American fans to not buy tickets to the Australian tour.
‘If you’re American stay in your own country. I don’t even understand how you should be allowed to buy tickets here,’ she said.
‘You had 50 shows, 50. Australia has five. That doesn’t even just cover Australia, that covers New Zealand – in two states, that’s it.
‘There are not even going to be enough tickets to go around for the diehard Swifties, and you want to come here? We’re really chill until you p**s us off. Don’t get on a plane, we’ll meet you at the gate. You’re not ready for that, trust me.’
Aussies turn on Taylor Swift’s American fans and warn them to ‘stay in their own country’ as tickets for her tour Down Under go on sale
She added: ‘If she was doing more shows then sure, let’s not gate keep but I think we have every right to be a bit sh***y about people wanting to fly to Australia to see her.’
Many fans agreed with Yana’s post, with one writing: ‘Couldn’t have said it better.’
‘I agree with Americans purchasing Australian tickets! [But] only if there’s tickets left (which I highly doubt there will be) buy them then. We’ve been waiting,’ another said.
‘If Americans can afford flights to Australia surely they can afford resale ticket prices for US shows,’ another person commented.
One woman named Yana shared a video to TikTok, warning American fans to not buy tickets for the Australian tour
Swift broke the internet on Wednesday when tickets for the Australian leg of her The Eras tour went on sale.
Thousands of Aussie Swifties had a meltdown when they tried to score a seat to her concerts next year during Frontier’s Touring second pre-sale via Ticketek.
Hundreds of thousands of lucky Swifties successfully secured tickets, but many claimed the Ticketek app crashed and they could not get through to the purchasing page.
Several eager fans came across an error page as soon as they opened the app, while others were having issues accessing other tickets and events.
‘This was unexpected. Please try again,’ a message read.
Swift broke the internet on Wednesday when tickets for the Australian leg of her The Eras tour went on sale
And while there are still tickets available, some Swifties claimed they’ve missed out on the seats or dates they wanted.
‘Got through to the purchase page for Taylor Swift tickets at 10:00am and there were no tickets available in any category on any of the three days,’ one tweeted.
‘I just got through and it said not enough tickets available for multiple dates HELP and now it’s timed out,’ another unlucky fan said.
At one point there was a record-breaking 800,000 fans nervously waiting in the queue, with some waiting over 15 minutes to get through to the next page
Thousands of Aussie Swifties had a meltdown when they tried to score a seat to her concerts next year during Frontier’s Touring second pre-sale via Ticketek
