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Answer & explanation
The official answer, with Fermi’s reasoning step by step.
Answer & explanation
Official answer
10,168,008
tickets
How to estimate it
Fermi’s official “Napkin math”
Taylor performed in basically every major city, often multiple nights. Each night was a sold out stadium. If she performed two nights in 60 cities, that's 120 shows. The stadium near me seats 65,000. Multiply them and you get eight million-ish.
- Cities
- ≈ 60
- Nights per city
- × 2
- Fans per show
- × 65,000
- 60 × 2 × 65,000
- ≈ 7,800,000
Rounded assumptions may give a slightly different estimate. The official answer above is the game’s reference value.
Source calculation & reference
- Sold-out shows
- 149
- Average per show
- ≈ 68,240
- Cross-check: Pollstar estimate
- 10.055 million
- ≈
- 10,168,008 tickets
Reference cited by Fermi: Taylor Swift Touring, via The NYT
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