Here’s where you can buy Taylor Swift merch early in Sydney
Sydney Swifties can buy Eras Tour merchandise days before the concerts. Here’s where to go.
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Taylor Swift fever is getting ready to take Sydney by storm after burning through Melbourne.
The pop superstar will bring her highly anticipated Eras Tour concert to Sydney this week, with the first show scheduled for Friday night.
Merchandise is a big part of the Eras Tour experience and in order to help Sydney Swifties get their fill, merch will be available as early as Wednesday.
Two different options will be on offer for stocking up on Eras Tour goods, with stands on the corner of Olympic Boulevard and Dawn Fraser Ave open between 10am and 6pm on Wednesday and Thursday this week.
The stock will be available on a first come, first served basis.
If you are not able to make it to the merchandise tents early, the stands will be open before and during the show as per usual.
However, it is anticipated they will be very busy on concert days.
There were long lines for merchandise in Melbourne last week, with some fans on Sunday claiming most of the stock had been sold out.
What is on offer at the merch sites?
There are a number of items up for grabs at the merchadise stands, including T-shirts, water bottles and posts.
Posters are priced at $40, while a tour hoodies cost $120.
T-shirts are priced at $65.
Water bottles are priced at a huge $40 and canvas tapestries were available to buy for $55.
What’s her last day in Australia?
Taylor Swift arrived in Australia on Thursday, before she performed three shows in Melbourne from February 16.
She has a few days off before taking the stage in Sydney from February 23-26.
She is scheduled to perform in Singapore from March 2, giving her just four days off in between shows.
Originally published as Here’s where you can buy Taylor Swift merch early in Sydney
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