Taylor Swift Wembley Stadium Ticket Availability: Last minute tickets released - ticketing system explained

It’s nearly the moment that tens of thousands of Taylor Swift loving Londoners have been waiting for - with the pop megastar’s Eras Tour rolling into Wembley this weekend.

She’ll be playing the stadium on three consecutive nights from Friday, June 21, to Sunday, June 23 - and is expected onstage each night at around 7pm, with support coming courtesy of American rockers Paramore, along with METTE (Friday), Griff (Saturday) and Benson Boone (Sunday).

Demand for tickets was massive when they went on sale last year, selling out almost instantly, but since then a slow trickle of tickets has continued to be sold through official ticketing agencies.

If you are still looking for a golden ticket to see the world’s biggest pop star, here’s what you need to know.

And if you miss out, you’ll get another chance in August, when the star plays five more shows at Wembley from August 15-20.

Where can I buy official Taylor Swift tickets?

There are two ticketing agencies who were responsible for selling Eras Tour tickets.

AXS sell tickets here, while any available tickets from Ticketmaster will be sold here.

Are there any tickets available?

Ticketmaster have recently released a new batch of tickets, mainly for seats with a restricted view of the stage, and you can check availability here Previous concerts on the tour have had tickets made available right up to the day of the show so it’s worth checking back regularly. There are plenty of people looking for tickets so be prepared to queue just to see if there are any on sale.

How do I buy Taylor Swift tickets?

While tickets may be available, it’s not as simple as just buying them. Tickets can only be access by those who have a special code. Codes were issued to people who pre-registered last year, or who purchased a copy of the album Midnights on Taylor Swift’s offical online shop. Registration has long-since closed, so no new ones are being issues.

If you have a code then you have the chance to buy four tickets. If you don’t have a code it might be worth asking family and friends if they have an unused one.

What about ticket resale sites?

There are tickets available - often for vastly-inflated prices - on resale sites. It should be noted that you can never guarantee that you will get into the gig with a ticket not bought from the two official sellers. There are also no shortage of scams out there, so you need to be very careful.

How much are Taylor Swift tickets for Wembley Stadium?

If you are lucky enough to bag a ticket be prepared to pay at least £59 (plus booking fee) for obstructed view seats, with regular seats costing up to £194. General admission standing tickets are £110, while if you want to stand in one of the two sections at the front you’ll be paying £172. There are also VIP packages which come with merch and early entry that can cost as much as an eye-watering £662.40.