Super Bowl 2024: Taylor Swift’s wild week begins as she plays the first of four Eras Tour shows in Tokyo before her mad dash back to Las Vegas to watch Travis Kelce on Sunday

 

Taylor Swift‘s wild week is officially underway as she played the first of four Eras Tour shows in Tokyo on Wednesday night before her race to make it to the Super Bowl.

The popstar flew out to Japan after the Grammys in Los Angeles earlier this week as she resumed her record-breaking tour that has raked in over $1billion in revenue.

Swift has booked three more nights at the famous Tokyo Dome this week – with the final one penciled in for Saturday night.

She will then battle a 12-hour flight and 17-hour time difference to support boyfriend Travis Kelce at the Super Bowl in Las Vegas on Sunday when his Kansas City Chiefs play the San Francisco 49ers.

Not even Swift can turn back time but, with a little bit of help from the time difference between Japan and Las Vegas, she can steal back enough to make it there with time to spare.

Taylor Swift ‘s wild week is officially underway as she played the first of four Eras Tour shows

The popstar flew out to Japan after the Grammys as she resumed her record-breaking tour

Swift has booked three more nights at the Tokyo Dome this week with the final one on Saturday

She will battle a 12-hour flight and 17-hour time difference to support boyfriend Travis Kelce

Swift is due on stage for her last night in Tokyo at 8pm on Saturday. That’s 3am on the same day in Las Vegas.

If her show lasts its usual three and a half hours, she should be leaving the stage around 11.30pm. That’s 6.30am in Las Vegas.

The last time she performed in Japan, in 2015, Swift brought Narita airport to a standstill as she was practically stampeded by fans.

These days her security is an altogether tighter machine, with her cavalcade of cars usually securing a police escort to speed her from A to B.

It’s a 40-minute drive from the Tokyo Dome to Narita for mere mortals but Swift doesn’t need to worry about stop signs or traffic signals.

Similarly flying private means she doesn’t have to worry about pesky TSA security so, with the wind behind her, Swift could be boarding her jet around 1am local time, 8am Vegas time.

After a roughly 13-hour flight, Swift could touch down at Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas around 9pm Saturday February 10.

A dizzying schedule, but plenty of time to sleep off any jet lag and be in the VIP box alongside her new BFF Brittany Mahomes, 28, sister-in-law Kylie Kelce, 31, a possibly shirtless Jason, 36, and Kelce’s parents Donna, 71, and Ed, 72, in time for the game which starts 3.30pm PCT on Sunday.

Swift has been to 12 Chiefs games this season and will make it 13 at the Super Bowl on Sunday

Kelce’s mom Donna says she won’t be in a suite, despite sitting in one with Swift this season

However, Donna claimed on Wednesday morning that she won’t be sat in one of the ludicrously expensive suites at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday night.

Speaking on the TODAY show, Kelce‘s mom said that the cost of the VIP suites are too much and that she has a regular ticket to the game.

‘You can understand that the boxes in Vegas are multi million dollars so I have a feeling I am not in a box, I am in the stands,’ she said.

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