Taylor Swift is taking over Las Vegas for two nights at the Allegiant Stadium on March 24 and 25. Allegiant Stadium opened their doors a day early for eager Swifties to get their hands on Eras Tour merch.
Lines opened up at 10 a.m. and closed at 7 p.m. with fans waiting over four hours in line until their chance was up to purchase. Las Vegas is built for hosting parties and events and it wouldn’t be justice if we didn’t celebrate the “Anti-Hero.” A local Las Vegas casino wanted to jump in on the fun and host a Taylor Swift themed-event leading up to the big shows. Reservations are required but they are taking walk-ups for patio seating.
If you’re a major Taylor Swift fan you’re going to want to be at this brunch. Ellis Island‘s The Front Yard is hosting The Front Yard Brunch Taylor’s Version brunch for all of the major swifies. The event takes place March 23 and 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Their food and drink menu has been Taylor-fied to the max!
Swifites have the chance to order items like:
“Champagne Problems”, Bottomless mimosas (28) and bottomless rose (28) choice of flat or sparkling *90 min limit per person
“Lover’s Benedict” normally, Brisket Benedict (16) which is smoked brisket, caramelized onions, bourbon BBQ drizzle and cheddar biscuit.
“Steak It Off (& eggs)” normally, Steak and Eggs (15) which is 6oz. NY Steak, two eggs any style with home fries and steakshouse butter
“…Bready For It ?” normally, French Dip (17) which is Roasted prime rib shaved thin, horseradish cream, provolone cheese, hoagie roll and served with a side of au jus.
The drink menu is pretty iconic as well. For adults 21+:
- “Feeling 22 Fishbowl” which is spiked strawberry lemonade and cute red heart shape glasses are included.
- “Lavender Gin Haze” which is lavender gin, elderflower liqueur, fresh lime and aquafaba.
There is also a photo-opt area with signs, IG frames and more. There is also a DJ playing music and providing the upmost vibes.
We hope that you have a great time at the Taylor Swift show this weekend. Have fun and be safe.
