The next stop of The Eras Tour by Taylor Swift is Estadio Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, Spain on July 29-30 with a seating capacity of 80,000-85,000. She will have 2 nights of shows there.

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The relevance of Taylor Swift’s concert coming to Madrid can even be measured in economic data. The Eras Tour’s tour of his home country, the U.S.A., was a great success. USA, the economy according to data from the Federal Reserve, generating around 5.5 billion dollars, not including proceeds, and breaking hotel occupancy records in cities such as Chicago. The same effect is expected on their European tour.

This is explained in part by the loyalty of their fans and the problem there has been when it comes to getting tickets. Fearing that their city would sell out in minutes, fans have bought in other parts of the world, even if that means adding to the high ticket prices (the normal pass ranged from 85 € to 226 €) a plane ticket and a hotel stay.

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Regarding the most important security regulations of Santiago Bernabeu, it is important to note that it is not allowed to enter with bulky objects, or with drinks or food in glass objects and that you are only allowed to enter once, and once you have entered the event you will not be able to leave and re-enter.