Seeing America’s hottest couple, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey, perform on the same weekend can cost die-hard fans more than six figures.
Swift begins the next leg of her “Ellus Tour” in Japan this week, with the final four shows scheduled for Saturday, while Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs will play Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas the following day. against the San Francisco 49ers.
The Swifties have learned that after their final show at Japan’s capital, Tokyo Dome, their icon will board a private jet and fly 12 hours across the Pacific Ocean to watch the big show. There is.
But even the average person can expect to dig deep into their life savings to pull off the ultimate double date.
Considering tickets for both events, flights to and from Japan, Las Vegas, and departure locations. The entire whirlwind trip, including hotels and meals, can cost as much as $119,000. According to Bloomberg News analysis.
This total amount is twice the average annual salary of the average American worker.
According to Bloomberg, those looking to make some extra money could do so for about $7,800.
And since they’re flying commercially, you’ll have to attend Swift’s concert earlier in the week if you want to watch both events.
Tickets for Swift’s concert in Tokyo sell for between $231 and $7,300 on the secondary market, while the cheapest Super Bowl seats sell for about $5,008.
Prime real estate in Sin City can cost as much as $78,000.
As for airfare, those living in New York should book a flight to Tokyo. On Expedia, the cheapest flight with a one-hour layover costs $661.
For those who travel in style, a first class ticket to Tokyo will cost around $20,000.
A flight from Japan to Las Vegas costs about $823, but you’re likely to have a layover.
For a return trip to New York, flights from Las Vegas range from $277 to $7,520, according to Bloomberg.
The itinerary also includes booking suitable accommodation in Tokyo and Las Vegas.
Hotels near the venue where Swift will perform cost between $400 and $4,000 for two nights.
In Las Vegas, hotel reservations for Super Bowl night range from a high of $1,400 to more affordable options at $350.
This does not take into account additional costs such as food or ground transportation.
