Edinburgh Taylor Swift fans in huge queues at Murrayfield on day two of merch sale

Huge queues were seen outside Murrayfield Stadium during day two of the Taylor Swift merchandise sale.

The superstar's Eras Tour kicks off on June 7, with the stands opening on June 5 to give fans plenty time to get what they're looking for. They began selling at 10am, and anyone without tickets to the concerts is able to make purchases before 1pm.

Hundreds flocked to the stadium over Wednesday and Thursday in hopes of beating chaotic queues on concert days.

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According to those who made their way to the merch stand, hoodies were priced at £70. Crewnecks were £65, t-shirts £40 and posters priced at £15.

One Edinburgh mum, who runs a TikTok account named Unorganised Mummy, documented her trip to the merch stand. In the clip she said: "Taylor Swift is playing Murrayfield this weekend, and you can buy merch on Wednesday and Thursday.

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"So I thought why not? Yes, the queue looks a bit intimidating but it really isn't that bad.

"Heads up, there's only one lift. We queued up about 9.50am and everyone was happy. At 10am on the dot the queue moved really quickly.

"Staff were coming round checking we were alright. You don't need tickets to buy the merch if you're there before 1pm.

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"I do have one gripe, there is no prices outside of the tents so you have to wait till you're up there."

Scottish Gas Murrayfield wrote on X, formally known as Twitter: "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour. Early merch days will be 5 and 6 June and open to all.

"On show days, non-ticket holders can purchase official merchandise between 10am and 1pm. After 1pm, only those with a show ticket for that specific day will be able to access merchandise."