Look what she made him do! Taylor Swift super fan reveals he has spent a staggering $5,000 to attend her Eras Tour – as he breaks down all of his wild costs, from $300 on themed outfits to an $800 VIP ticket

Die-hard Taylor Swift fans are spending thousands of dollars to see her in concert – splashing out on everything from high-priced flights and hotels to themed outfits and merchandise.

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Some of the 33-year-old singer’s most dedicated fans have spoken exclusively to DailyMail.com about the colossal expenses that they have racked up to attend Taylor’s Eras Tour – revealing that they had to spend on a lot more than just the tickets, which already cost hundreds of dollars.

They also dished on the extreme measures that they took to ensure that they saw their idol – driving hundreds of miles, flying across the globe, standing in the pouring rain, and waiting for hours upon end just to get an Uber.

Michael Nunez, 27, from Atlanta, Georgia, has been a fan of Taylor’s for as long as he can remember – which is why he has no regrets about paying nearly $5,000 to see her in concert.

Die-hard Taylor Swift fans are spending thousands so that they could see her in concert – splashing out on everything from high-priced flights and hotels to themed outfits and merch
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Die-hard Taylor Swift fans are spending thousands so that they could see her in concert – splashing out on everything from high-priced flights and hotels to themed outfits and merch
Some of the 33-year-old singer’s most dedicated fans have spoken exclusively to DailyMail.com about the colossal expenses that they racked up to attend her Eras Tour
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Some of the 33-year-old singer’s most dedicated fans have spoken exclusively to DailyMail.com about the colossal expenses that they racked up to attend her Eras Tour
Michael Nunez, 27, from Atlanta, Georgia, has been a fan of Taylor’s for as long as he can remember – which is why he has no regrets about paying nearly $5,000 to see her in concert
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Michael Nunez, 27, from Atlanta, Georgia, has been a fan of Taylor’s for as long as he can remember – which is why he has no regrets about paying nearly $5,000 to see her in concert
So far, he has gone to six of her shows – including her opening two in Glendale, Arizona. He flew all the way across the country for those shows, and forked over $2,559 on that trip alone
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So far, he has gone to six of her shows – including her opening two in Glendale, Arizona. He flew all the way across the country for those shows, and forked over $2,559 on that trip alone
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So far, he has gone to six of her shows, and he has plans to travel to see her in two more cities.

The total amount that Michael has paid across his six Taylor Swift shows

Tickets: $2,634
Hotels: $297
Flights: $550
Outfits: $303
Food: $203
Drinks: $217
Ubers: $100
Merch: $270
Parking: $60
Gas: $107
Oil change: $56
Total: $4,797

He was there for her opening two shows in Glendale, Arizona, flying all the way across the country and forking over a whopping $2,559 on that trip alone.

According to Michael, who broke down the costs of the endeavor to DailyMail.com, he spent $800 on a VIP ticket for the first night – which was located near the back of the floor and came with an Eras Tour VIP tote bag, pin, sticker, postcard set, and tour laminate – and another $450 on a lower bowl seat for the second show.

He added that food for the weekend cost him roughly $130, while he spent another $65 on drinks.

When it came to his flight and hotel, he said he paid $550 for a round-trip airline ticket and $244 for a room at the Holiday Inn. He was with two other people, so they were able to split the cost of the hotel – which totaled $732 for three nights.

He, of course, wanted to dress up for the occasion, and paid another $55 on his first outfit – which included a white button-down shirt with the names of her albums etched across it, leather pants, and a cowboy hat.

He revealed that he made the shirt himself, using a top from H&M and craft tools from Michaels. For the second show, he opted for merch that he had purchased the night before, which added another $165 to his expenses.

While Michael said seeing Taylor at her opening show was a dream, there was one ‘horror story’ that came from the trip.