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A bus full of Taylor Swift fans was involved in a collision on the way to the megastar’s first Sydney show of her Eras tour.
One of the passengers shared dramatic images of the aftermath early Friday on X (formerly Twitter).
Photos by user @CarmenBartolo9 showed the driver’s seat of an unoccupied bus next to a damaged side mirror, along with a group of girls getting off the bus and moving along the shoulder of the highway.
In the caption of the post, he wrote ‘I CAN’T MAKE THIS UP’. Our bus was hit by a truck.
Another user responded with ‘OMG is everyone okay? I hope you can still make it to the concert on time. Take care.’
A bus full of Taylor Swift fans was involved in a collision on the way to the megastar’s first Sydney show of her Eras tour. In the photo: Taylor Swift.
One of the passengers shared dramatic images of the aftermath early Friday on X (formerly Twitter).
User X later responded: ‘Everyone is fine!! Luckily there was an almost empty bus not far away and we all squeezed in!!’
It comes as more than 300,000 Swifties are expected to flock to Sydney’s Accor Stadium this weekend for the long-awaited Eras Tour concert.
In honor of the occasion, Sydney trains have been renamed ‘Tay Tay Express’ for fans traveling to the Olympic Park.
Photos by user @CarmenBartolo9 showed the unoccupied driver’s seat of a bus next to a damaged side mirror. In the photo
It also showed two girls shocked by the surprising turn of events. In the photo
The Swifties were also shown getting off the damaged bus.
The images also show the girls moving along the shoulder of the highway.
Concertgoers will also be able to hear some of Taylor’s biggest hits blasted over the train’s loudspeaker.
Public transportation will be free for ticket holders.
‘All aboard the Tay Tay Express! The last stop is Olympic Park through Shake It Off, Anti-Hero, I Knew You Were Trouble, You Belong With Me and Cruel Summer. reads a Transport for NSW social media post.
More than 300,000 Swifties are expected to flock to Sydney’s Accor Stadium this weekend for the highly anticipated Eras Tour concert and, in honor of the occasion, Sydney’s trains have changed their name to ‘Tay Tay Express’.
Fans were delighted to see public transport take over the Swiftie spirit: “I’m in Melbourne and I want to take this train,” one user wrote.
“I’d take a train just for this,” wrote another.
The Olympic Park will be very busy on Friday and Saturday nights with Blink-182 performing next door at the Qudos Bank Arena.
Swift will perform four shows in Sydney from Friday, February 23 to Monday, February 26.
‘All aboard the Tay Tay Express! The last stop is Olympic Park through Shake It Off, Anti-Hero, I Knew You Were Trouble, You Belong With Me and Cruel Summer. reads a Transport for NSW social media post
Public transport will be free for ticket holders