Swifties aren’t the only ones showing up in droves — there is an increased amount of security lined up outside the venue, as well. Though, we’re sure some fans are about to be turned away … as TMZ previously reported, Tay-gating has been outright banned during TS’s latest London stop.
For those who haven’t been following the Eras Tour closely — Swifties who weren’t able to secure tickets to the sold-out run have been camping outside various venues to take in whatever they can from Taylor’s 3.5-hour-long sets.
In fact, 40,000 people packed themselves onto a hillside in Munich just so they could hear “Shake It Off” from a distance.
However, following the arrests of 3 male teens in Vienna, who allegedly planned a terrorist attack on Taylor’s since-canceled Austrian shows, exterior crowds have been prohibited, at least at Wembley Stadium.
Sources previously told us that Taylor’s Wembley security detail isn’t taking any risks … as extra private counterterrorism experts have been tapped to beef up the protection.
As they say, it’s better to be safe than sorry.
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