Still trying to see Taylor Swift in Toronto? Last-minute tickets priced as high as $33K

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Hundreds of thousands of Swifties are expected to descend on the streets of Toronto over the next two weeks as the city plays host to Taylor Swift.The global pop star is bring her ‘Eras Tour’ to the Roger Centre over the next two Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for a number of shows.Tickets for the now sold-out shows initially went on sale back in 2023, and while an unknown quantity were released by Ticketmaster last week, your chances for buying them on there have likely passed.Instead, those who are interested are left with few options including buying tickets on secondary resale sites such as Stubhub or Seatgeek or trying their luck in other options such as contests or raffles.On Stubhub, the lowest one can find a ticket on Thursday night is for $2,678 but that will simply get you onto the Corona Rooftop Patio, which features standing room only with an obstructed view.If you wish to have a seat in the stadium with an unobstructed view it will set you back $2,830.From there, prices rise pretty quickly all the way up into the tens of thousands of dollars, with the high offering being for a VIP hotel package with four tickets for $24,173.For those crying foul at the prices, the company also lists recently-sold tickets with purchasers having paid more than $5,000 for a seat to Thursday night’s show.If you really want to get close to the stage, you can head over to Seatgeek where someone is looking to collect $32,978 for a floor seat for Saturday night’s show.A spokesperson for Stubhub told Global News in an email that there are “buyers from 47 countries (excluding the U.S.

and Canada) attending the Toronto shows.”They also said that outside of Miami, the Toronto shows are their best-selling of the ‘Eras’ tour which is