Buckle up, Swifties! You know how you like to turn every concert into a full-blown festival of fangirling? Well, Wembley Stadium is throwing down a new rule: no more “Tay Gating” outside the venue. That’s right—no more camping out and serenading the pigeons with your best rendition of “Shake It Off.”
Here’s the lowdown: if you’re not holding a golden ticket (aka a concert ticket) or planning to max out your credit card at the merch megastore, you’re gonna have to take your Taylor Swift admiration elsewhere. Wembley’s website is basically saying, “We love you, but please don’t turn our neighborhood into a Swiftie swamp.”
The venue’s got a little note for you all: “Wembley Stadium is in a residential area. So, if you’re not part of the show or here to buy some snazzy merch, please don’t hang out and make our lovely locals wish they had a time machine to avoid this chaos.”
They’re also laying down the law on the Olympic Steps. If you’re not one of the chosen few with a ticket, you won’t be getting a front-row seat to the sidewalk—you’re going to be escorted off the premises faster than you can say “Taylor’s Version.”
Now, Taylor’s gearing up to light up Wembley for the first time since June, when she gave 90,000 fans a reason to lose their voices over three nights. Oh, and remember that Munich campout? Yeah, 50,000 of you turned the Olympiastadion into a pop-up Taylor shrine. So, let’s keep it classy and let’s not give Wembley’s neighbors a reason to wish for a “Blank Space” on the concert calendar.
And just a quick update: Taylor’s London comeback will be her first gig after her Vienna concerts got canceled due to some serious stuff (like a planned terror attack). So let’s keep the vibes positive and remember to cheer from the safety of your ticketed seat—or from wherever your Wi-Fi is strong enough to stream her live.