Taylor Swift's first touring gear transport plane has officially landed in Melbourne, and the excitement of Australian fans is growing as her ERAS tour approaches this weekend.
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According to the Herald Sun, the first of several private jets carrying touring equipment, including stage sets and costumes, landed at Melbourne's **Alon Airport on Monday night. Meanwhile, Frontier Touring announced that it will be selling an additional batch of tickets for its Australian concerts today, which were already sold out.
These tickets start at $65$90 for seats with limited views, tickets for the Melbourne show will be sold through Ticketek at 2pm and tickets for the Sydney show at 4pm.
Early this morning, there was already a long line outside Crown's temporary ERAS touring merchandise store, with die-hard fans hoping to buy souvenirs. Fans Jenna White and Tess Mutimer said they would be "spreeding" and taking every opportunity to prepare for Sunday's concert.
Herald Sun).
White said: "Now that I've bought tickets for the concert, why worry about the budget? "I'm grabbing something for me and a friend who can't be here today, so it's not all for myself. ”
Mutimer said she has her eye on an ERAS tour T-shirt, but she'll buy as many as she can. "Everything sells out quickly, so I'll do my best to snap it up. ”
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The pop-up store is only open to people who have made a reservation in advance – reservations are sold out within 15 minutes. In the upcoming show, SWIFT will break MCG's record for the most tickets sold at the venue. She will also become the first artist to perform four concerts at Accor Stadium in Sydney.
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