Eras Tour Stockholm Bag Policy
Okay, friend. Let’s talk about Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Stockholm. I know, I know—your heart is already doing a little Love Story jig. But before you start practicing your...
Okay, friend. Let’s talk about Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Stockholm. I know, I know—your heart is already doing a little Love Story jig. But before you start practicing your Shake It Off on the plane, we need to have a chat about the bag policy.
Because nothing kills the vibe faster than being turned away at the gate with your favorite purse. Trust me, you don’t want to be that person auditioning for a scene in Miss Americana by arguing with security.
Small is the new big
Sweden takes its security very seriously. Like, I think they might have stricter rules than your grandma’s china cabinet. The golden rule? Your bag must be small. We’re talking “clutch-sized” or “just a little bigger than a pack of gum” territory.
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Specifically, only bags smaller than A4 paper are allowed. You know, the size of a piece of notebook paper? That small. If your bag can hold a full water bottle and a tour t-shirt, it’s probably too big.
And no, you cannot sneak in your tote bag “just in case.” The guards at Friends Arena have x-ray vision. Okay, not really, but they’re very thorough. Don’t test them.
What about clear bags?
You’ve seen those trendy clear purses at other concerts, right? Well, Stockholm is a bit more old-school. Clear bags are not automatically allowed. They must still fit the small-size rule. So a giant clear backpack? Nope. A small clear clutch? Probably.
My advice? Don’t bet on clear. Just buy a basic crossbody that’s smaller than your hand. When in doubt, go tinier. Think of it as a mini-me challenge for your bag.
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What you can actually bring
Okay, let’s be real. You want your phone, some cash, a card, and maybe a lip gloss that screams “I’m ready for All Too Well.” Good news: all of that fits in a tiny bag.
You can also bring an empty water bottle (plastic only, get a collapsible one) and a small power bank. But here’s the kicker: no metal water bottles. Security will give you a look that says “did you think this was a camping trip?” Play it safe.
Oh, and leave the camera at home. Your phone is fine for photos. They’ll make you toss anything with a detachable lens. I know, it’s for the “professional equipment rule,” but still—it hurts.
The forbidden items list (it’s a novel)
No selfie sticks. No GoPros. No umbrellas. No fireworks—yes, someone actually tried once. No signs larger than A4 paper. And please, no giant friendship bracelets. I’m joking. (But maybe don’t bring 200 of them in a bag? Just wear them!)
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Also, backpacks are a hard no, even the cute tiny ones. Think of it as a cruel summer for your backpack dreams. You’ll see girls walking in with just a wallet—and they look like supermodels of efficiency.
Where to put your stuff
If you’re staying at a hotel, leave your big bag in the room. Seriously, don’t risk it. There is no bag check near the entrance—I checked! And the line to enter is already long enough without being sent back to your Airbnb.
Some people hide a small bag inside their jacket. Smart, but risky. I recommend a fanny pack worn across your chest. It’s not cute? Actually, it is. Taylor wore one in her Lover era. You’ll look like a pro.
If you forget to downsize, don’t panic. You can buy a clear plastic bag at the arena merch stand for a fee (like 50 SEK). It’s small, ugly, and basically screams “I didn’t read the rules.” But hey, it works.
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The unofficial rule: dress like a pocket
Here’s a pro tip that my Swedish friend gave me: wear clothes with pockets. Zippered ones, preferably. Then you don’t even need a bag for your phone and card. It’s the ultimate freedom—like flying without baggage.
And bring a hair tie on your wrist. That’s your emergency bag. Need a tissue? Tuck it in your bra. Yes, it’s a bit undignified. But we’re all here for the same reason: to scream “August” until we lose our voices.
Final pep talk
Look, the bag policy is annoying, I get it. But it’s also for your safety. And honestly? You don’t need all that stuff. You need your ticket, your phone, and your best friend next to you crying during Champagne Problems.
So pack light. Pack smart. And when you walk through those gates with your tiny bag, give a little nod to the security guard. You made it. The Eras Tour in Stockholm is yours.
Now go. Practice your dance moves. And don’t forget to trade friendship bracelets—just wear them on your arm, not in a bag. See you at the show, swiftie! ✨