Cheapest resale tickets to Indianapolis

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A little over a year after gracing Cincinnati’s Paycor Stadium, Taylor Swift is wrapping up the American leg of her Eras Tour in the Midwest, just over 100 miles away at Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium.

Before heading to Canada for the final shows of the tour, Swift will perform on November 1st, 2nd and 3rd alongside opener Gracie Abrams, closing a history-making global music phenomenon in Indiana’s capital.

Looking to snag last minute tickets this week? We scanned various resale sites to try and find the cheapest tickets still available. Take a look below. (Note: Ticket prices changed numerous times during the production of this story. Figures below may not reflect the most up-to-date ticket costs).

Where to find tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour shows in Indianapolis

The cheapest pair of tickets we found across multiple resale platforms was a set of listed seats on VividSeats to $2,190 each in Section 605 for the Saturday, November 2nd show.

There were a handful of StubHub ticket listings around $2,500 for the show on Friday, Nov. 1, including two in Section 449 priced at $2,435 each. As of Monday, the platform said this pair of tickets had the lowest price of any listed on its site.

Seat Geek had plenty of ticket deals for fans who are okay with a slightly blocked view, including a few more tickets $2,265 each for the Nov. 1 show in Section 606.

Those who are ready to attend the concert alone can enjoy slightly better prices. A Section 610 ticket listed on StubHub went for $2,060.

With confirmed presale tickets long gone, Ticketmaster showed no available tickets for the three Indianapolis shows.

Could Taylor Swift ticket prices drop for the Indianapolis shows?

It’s unclear if prices will drop further in the days leading up to the first show, but it appears to be happening in other US cities and follows a pattern that has occurred throughout the tour. For example, a pair of floor tickets are listed on StubHub, which IndyStar reported to be $12,741 in early September. available now to $8,972.

It is also possible that a change in Ticketmaster’s policies regarding ticket transfers may affect prices.

In the middle of a wave of reported ticket fraud related to Swift’s concerts, is Ticketmaster now enforces new rules. Ticket transfers can now only start 72 hours before the event, meaning those who purchase resale tickets will not see the tickets in their accounts until shortly before the show. Previously, transfers could be made at any time.

Swift’s shows take place at Lucas Oil Stadium from 1-3. November. For more information on everything related to the concerts, check out IndyStar’s comprehensive coverage here.