This is the seating plan for Taylor Swift's UK and European Eras Tour (2024)

The successful applicant will need to be based in the US and be willing to travel internationally. (Taylor Hill/TAS23/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management )

Taylor Swift fans think this is going to be the seating plan for the UK and European Eras Tour.

The pop star recently announced details of the huge tour schedule for 2024, with stadium shows planned across the continent.

It’s in support of her recently released album, Midnights as well as her back catalogue, from her self-titled debut to Red to Lover.

This week (5 July) saw fans receive an email confirmation that they’ll have access to the presale or general sale for the UK and European dates – or be placed on the waitlist.

There was some confusion however, as on-sale dates have been changed and information on presale codes was confusing.

We’ve put together everything you need to know so far and you can read the guide here.

Until tickets are released – starting next week on 11 July – you can find out what the Taylor Swift seating plan is expected to be below.

What will the Taylor Swift Eras Tour seating plan be?

The official seating plan for the UK and European tour dates has been revealed following the fan presale.

These are the seating plans for (top, left to right) Edinburgh and Cardiff and (bottom, left to right) London and Liverpool. The first three have a general admission standing section and two front pit standing sections, alongside tiered seating.

While the three shows at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium don’t have front pit standing sections instead it’s just all general admission on the floor.

Seating for Cardiff, Edinburgh, London and Liverpool shows in the UK for the #ErasTour pic.twitter.com/IjeZNsPAvV

— Zoe Privett (@privett_zoe) July 11, 2023

While another posted the expected seating plan for Friends Arena in Stockholm, which was released online via Ticketmaster.

This should give fans an idea of what to expect, with the floor being fully standing, including general admission and two front pits.

There’s also seated tickets at the sides/behind the stage which has also been the case for the North American tour dates, with these tickets being considerably cheaper.

🏟 | First look at the map for @taylorswift13’s #TSTheErasTour concert in Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪!

(Via @Ludvig_ts13) pic.twitter.com/8hUwUw0lGk

— TayDua Nation (Fan Account) (@tayduanation) July 5, 2023

Ticket prices have also been revealed, with seated tickets priced at £58.65-£194.75, general admission standing at £110.40 and front standing tickets at £172.25.

Taylor Swift Eras Tour dates

These are the UK and European dates for Taylor Swift’s upcoming tour, including newly announced shows.

You can also find out the general on-sale date and time for each show below.

• 9 May – La Defense Arena, Paris – 11 July at 10am –tickets
• 10 May – La Defense Arena, Paris – 11 July at 10am –tickets
• 11 May – La Defense Arena, Paris – 11 July at 10am –tickets
• 12 May – La Defense Arena, Paris – 11 July at 10am –tickets
• 17 May – Friends Arena, Stockholm – 11 July at 2pmtickets
• 18 May – Friends Arena, Stockholm – 11 July at 2pmtickets
• 19 May – Friends Arena, Stockholm – 11 July at 2pmtickets
• 24 May – Estádio da Luz, Lisbon – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 25 May – Estádio da Luz, Lisbon – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 30 May – Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid – 13 July at 2pm –tickets
• 2 June – Groupama Stadium, Lyon – 11 July at 10am –tickets
• 7 June – Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh – 17 July at 11am –tickets
• 8 June – Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh – 17 July at 1pm –tickets
• 9 June – Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh – 17 July at 3pm –tickets
• 13 June – Anfield Stadium, Liverpool – 18 July at 11am –tickets
• 14 June – Anfield Stadium, Liverpool – 18 July at 1pm –tickets
• 15 June – Anfield Stadium, Liverpool – 18 July at 3pm –tickets
• 18 June – Principality Stadium, Cardiff – 19 July at 3pm –tickets
• 21 June – Wembley Stadium, London – 17 July at 11am –tickets
• 22 June – Wembley Stadium, London – 18 July at 11am –tickets
• 23 June – Wembley Stadium, London – 19 July at 11am –tickets
• 28 June – Aviva Stadium, Dublin – 13 July at 10am –tickets
• 29 June – Aviva Stadium, Dublin – 13 July at 10am –tickets
• 30 June – Aviva Stadium, Dublin – 13 July at 10am –tickets
• 4 July – Johan Cruijff ArenA, Amsterdam – 12 July at 2pm –tickets
• 5 July – Johan Cruijff ArenA, Amsterdam – 12 July at 2pm –tickets
• 6 July – Johan Cruijff ArenA, Amsterdam – 12 July at 2pm –tickets
• 9 July – Stadion Letzigrund Zürich, Zürich – 13 July at 10am –tickets
• 10 July – Stadion Letzigrund Zürich, Zürich – 13 July at 10am –tickets
• 13 July – San Siro Stadium, Milan – 13 July at 12pm –tickets
• 14 July – San Siro Stadium, Milan – 13 July at 12pm –tickets
• 17 July – VELTINS-Arena, Gelsenkirchen – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 18 July – VELTINS-Arena, Gelsenkirchen – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 19 July – VELTINS-Arena, Gelsenkirchen – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 23 July – Volksparkstadion, Hamburg – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 24 July – Volksparkstadion, Hamburg – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 27 July – Olympiastadion, Munich – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 28 July – Olympiastadion, Munich – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 1 August – PGE Narodowy, Warsaw – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 2 August – PGE Narodowy, Warsaw – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 3 August – PGE Narodowy, Warsaw – 12 July at 10am –tickets
• 8 August – Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna – 12 July at 12pm –tickets
• 9 August – Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna – 12 July at 12pm –tickets
• 10 August – Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna – 12 July at 12pm –tickets
• 15 August – Wembley Stadium, London – 17 July at 1pm –tickets
• 16 August – Wembley Stadium, London – 18 July at 1pm –tickets
• 17 August – Wembley Stadium, London – 19 July at 1pm –tickets