'This Is Ridiculous' - Taylor Swift Fans In Meltdown As Ticketmaster ...

Massive demand for Taylor Swift tickets has left thousands of fans disappointed on Thursday morning.

The Shake It Off global star will take to the Aviva Stadium stage in the Irish capital for three must-see shows from June 28-30.

The final fan-registered ticket sale took place on Thursday, with many missing out on the coveted golden ticket.

Irish Swifties were seemingly not Ready For It on Thursday, as thousands were left without tickets to her upcoming Dublin gigs. Pic: Getty.

Thursday saw those with an access code brave the great war, taking to Ticketmaster vying for a chance to see the Karma singer live.

During the first release, many were left heartbroken as they failed to nab the highly sought-after tickets.

The Shake It Off global star will take to the Aviva Stadium stage in the Irish capital for three must-see shows from June 28-30. Pic: Getty.

Many took to Twitter in the wake of the sale to air their grievances, devastated as they missed out on seeing the critically acclaimed Eras Tour.

One person tweeted: 'Won’t let me into the waiting room for Taylor Swift Dublin. Anyone else struggling?'

The final fan registered ticket sale took place on Thursday, with many missing out on the coveted golden ticket. Pic: Getty.

Another tweeted: 'Ah yeah, only 19,000 people ahead of me in the queue for Taylor Swift Dublin.'

Extra.ie contacted Ticketmaster for comment with a spokesman saying that the site was 'running smoothly' despite 'massive demand'.

According to reports, around 500,000 fans registered to take part in Ticketmaster Ireland's sale, meaning over 300,000 Swifties are set to be left heartbroken.

55,000 concertgoers can fit in the Aviva, with stars such as Harry Styles, Westlife and Rihanna playing the stadium in the past.

Taylor last played Ireland back in 2018, when she brought her Reputation tour to Croke Park for two dates. Only one of the two shows sold out.

Thursday saw those with an access code brave The Great War, taking to Ticketmaster vying for a chance to see the Karma singer live. Pic: Getty.

The 33-year-old's profile has significantly soared since the pandemic with the release of her chart-topping albums Folklore, Evermore and Midnights.

Kicking off her Eras tour in the US in March, Taylor has been treating fans to hits from all ten of her studio albums.

Taylor will begin her tour of Europe in Paris on May 9 before wrapping things up in London's Wembley Stadium on August 17.