Taylor Swift fans in Munich, Germany found a way to watch her Eras Tour for free by setting up on the grassy Olympia Berg Hill with a direct view of the performances. This “Taylor-gating” event allowed fans without tickets to enjoy a mini perspective of the three-plus-hour show without paying for expensive passes. The 200-foot hill overlooks the entire arena, giving Swifties a unique vantage point. Temperatures were high as fans danced in the open-roofed Olympiastadion, with mist atomizers keeping concertgoers cool. Despite the heat, Swift thanked the 74,000 attendees inside the arena and those listening outside on the hill for their support. The Olympiastadion venue, built for the 1972 Summer Olympics, hosted Swift’s first two sold-out shows. While the world’s best athletes were competing in Paris, Swift entertained her fans in Munich. This unexpected end to her Instagram story has gathered excitement among fans. Swift expressed her gratitude to all her fans, both inside and outside the arena, and promised to make it up to those who couldn’t get in. Despite the heat and the untraditional viewing experience, Swift’s fans showed their dedication by enjoying the show from outside the venue.
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Thousands ‘Taylor-gate’ in Munich Watch Eras Tour for free
