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Originally posted by katykater
Taylor did stadiums because she wants status, the glory of the big crowd and prefers efficiency over fan convenience of less travelling, less queueing.
Katy designed her tour to be a long trek like missionaries going everywhere to recruit people. - She treated New York like it's a country with 3 major cities (Newark and Brooklyn are only 20 minutes by train away from Manhattan). Taylor would toss the tickets of 5 arena dates on a pile and called it double stadium date.
- She treated the UK like it's a continent with 9 tourable cities. She skipped Cardiff, Aberdeen and Dublin (Ireland) because the venues were too small for her stage. Only a small portion of the UK population had to drive for more than 1.5 hour to see her.
- She sold 100923 tickets for 8 dates in Melbourne and 93841 tickets for 6 dates in Sydney. A very P!nk thing to do, so many dates in the same arena to keep the distance to the audience short and not making the fans queue for 3 days at a stadium.
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Wow how kind of her, putting fans over max profit.
Only the best for her global fans.
I think it's crazy to insinuate that either artist isn't global, but Katy just has a further reach.
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But in terms of era iconicness, TD still wins.
