Here's How To Attend Taylor Swift's 'The Eras Tour' In Toronto For As Cheap As Possible

Attending on a $50 budget

Getting to the show: There are a few ways to get downtown for the concert if you live in Toronto or the GTA and don't want to have to drive in and pay for parking.

• TTC — from $4.70 to $6.70 for a two-way trip or $13.50 for a day pass
• GO Transit — from $7.40 to $30.50 for a two-way trip between stations in the GTA to Toronto's Union Station

Places to eat: So many restaurants and eateries around the Rogers Centre offer cheap eats where you'll be able to dine while on a budget.

• Fat Bastard Burrito — $11.79 for three tacos or $10.79 to $13.49 for burritos
• Mamma's Pizza — $6.25 to $7.75 for a slice of pizza and a drink
• Kibo Sushi House — $12 for a spicy sashimi salad and $7 for five pieces of dynamite maki
• Ted's Gourmet — $2.50 for a hot dog and $1 for a drink

Merch: Now that you've spent between $7.20 and $42.29 on transit and food, can you afford to buy merch at the show? Well, you could get an Eras Tour tank top for $40, a tote bag for $30, a water bottle for $25, or a glow baton for $15, based on what the prices were for the U.S. leg of the tour.

Attending on a $100 budget

Getting to the show: There are ways to get downtown for the concert if you live in Toronto or the GTA either on transit or by car and paying for parking.

• TTC — from $4.70 to $6.70 for a two-way trip or $13.50 for a day pass
• GO Transit — from $7.40 to $30.50 for a two-way trip between stations in the GTA to Toronto's Union Station
• Parking — $15 to $25 with Impark at 200 Queens Quay West or $10 to $25 with Green P at 40 York Street

Places to eat: After spending between $4.70 and $30.50 getting there, here are some of the places you can eat at around the Rogers Centre with a $100 budget.

• District Eatery — Mediterranean chicken wrap for $15.50 and lavender gin fizz for $13.50
• Moxies — bacon cheeseburger for $23.75
• Roses New York — chicken breast kebab for $30 and mojito for $12
• Pizza Rustica — margherita pizza for $20

Merch: With spending between $24.70 and $72.50 on travel and food, you could afford to get an Eras Tour hoodie for $75 or crewneck for $65, or a water bottle for $25 or a glow baton for $15.

Attending on a $150 budget

Getting to the show: There are ways to get downtown for the concert if you live in Toronto or the GTA either on transit or by car and paying for parking.

• TTC — from $4.70 to $6.70 for a two-way trip or $13.50 for a day pass
• GO Transit — from $7.40 to $30.50 for a two-way trip between stations in the GTA to Toronto's Union Station
• Parking — $20 at Rees St. Parking or $10 to $25 with Green P at 40 York Street

Places to eat: If you want to splurge on your meal before the show, there are quite a few options near the stadium.

• Fox on John — baked lobster mac and cheese for $27.25 and an eight-ounce rose for $19
• Rosina — spaghetti alla carbonara for $22 and bruschetta for $13
• Miller Tavern — baked oysters for $21 and roast half chicken for $36
• E11even — braised short rib for $45 and a 16-ounce Heineken for $10

Merch: If you spent around $40 on food and travel, you can still get an Eras Tour hoodie for $75 and a tote bag for $30 within your $150 budget.

If you spent more on food and travel — like around $85 — then you'd still have room in the budget for a crewneck ($65) or a t-shirt ($45).

Plus: Not maxing out your budget on merch and a pre-show meal can leave you with some extra money for food or drinks in the Rogers Centre throughout the show.

Attending on a $200 budget

Getting to the show: There are ways to get downtown for the concert if you live in Toronto or the GTA either on transit or by car and paying for parking.

• TTC — from $4.70 to $6.70 for a two-way trip or $13.50 for a day pass
• GO Transit — from $7.40 to $30.50 for a two-way trip between stations in the GTA to Toronto's Union Station
• Parking — $15 to $25 with Impark at 200 Queens Quay West or $20 at Rees St. Parking

Places to eat: You can really enjoy a meal before the show with a $200 budget.

• Baro — charred jalapeno hummus for $19, pollo asado for $36 and a margarita for $19
• Stratus — beet and arugula salad for $17, albacore tuna poke bowl for $32 and a six-ounce pinot noir for $17
• The Shore Club — calamari for $18, 10-ounce New York striploin for $48 and a spiced orange mule for $12
• Byblos — crispy stuffed olives for $14, short rib kebab for $38 and black truffle rice for $26

Merch: Getting to the show and having a meal before going into the stadium could cost you between $70.70 and $120.

So, with a $200 budget, you would still be able to buy pretty much any merch since the most expensive item is likely to be a $75 hoodie, and the cheapest is a $15 glow baton.

Plus: You may still have room in your $200 budget for purchases in the Rogers Centre throughout the show or after the concert if you danced the whole night and are craving a slice of pizza!