Super Bowl LVIII: Taylor Swift Will Have to Defeat Time to Cheer for Travis Kelce in Las Vegas

Will Taylor Swift make a comeback…be there for Travis Kelce? This February, ‘time’ seems to be the issue for the duo. Kelce and Swift have a tight schedule amid professional commitments, but fans still hope for the 12-time Grammy winner’s presence at Sin City’s big weekend. The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens, advancing to the Super Bowl LVIII. But will Swift be present there at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas?

As of now, Swift has attended the Chiefs’ games a dozen times to support Kelce. Even during the last game, the AFC Championship, she not only attended the game, but the singer also rushed to the sidelines after the matchup to congratulate her love and share some cute romantic gestures. While the couple remains strong, can they afford any distractions or travel?

Will Taylor Swift fly over the Pacific Ocean? Here’s a theoretical reasoning

Taylor Swift is midway through her Eras Tour. Her tour’s second leg will kickoff on 7th February this year, and she is scheduled to wrap up the last of four performances at the Tokyo Dome on Saturday, 10th February. The Super Bowl is on February 11 in Las Vegas. From Japan, it takes around 12 hours 25 minutes to reach Vegas. That means, soon after wrapping up the last day’s concert, Swift might still have time to hop on a flight and make it to Las Vegas.

The Super Bowl kicks off at 6:30 p.m. It may certainly be hard for someone with such a tight schedule, but that may not be the case if you own a private jet. And as per sources, Taylor Swift owns two. Theoretically, it is possible. Going by a popular take, Kevin O’Leary, the president, and CEO of Jet Advisors recently stated that she can feasibly fly out of either of Tokyo’s main airports – Heneda (a 30-minute drive from Tokyo Dome but requires special permission) and Narita (an hour’s drive).

According to The Athletic, if one goes by O’Leary’s calculations, Swift’s potential departure would be 11:30 Saturday night local time (6:30 Saturday morning Vegas time). If she takes one of her private jets, she should be able to fly the 4,821 nautical miles to Harry Reid International Airport (KLAS) in 10 to 12 hours.

There could be some complications – weather disruptions, securing a landing spot, and high weekend traffic. But if Swift chases all of that, the singer would be able to make it to cheer for her boyfriend sometime between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. PT on Saturday, Feb. 10.

The answer to the question may be complicated, but one thing is true. Taylor Swift has managed to make big storylines throughout the season. While fans buckle up to the possibility, the Super Bowl LVIII is all set to be a grand event of 2024!

Super Bowl LVIII: The most-anticipated day for America

The Super Bowl 2024 is set to take place in less than 2 weeks. The Lombardi Trophy is obviously in every team’s mind, as the Chiefs are aiming to become the first team to clinch the trophy back-to-back, after the 2003 & 2004 New England Patriots. On the other hand, their rival, the San Francisco 49ers, is aiming to win the Super Bowl after 4 years.

This year’s Super Bowl will take place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, and the game will kick off at 6:30 p.m. Forbes has reported that more than 100 million viewers are expected to watch the Super Bowl on  February 11. The game’s broadcast will be on CBS, and Nickelodeon. For LIVE streaming fans, it will be available via Paramount+ on all platforms or CBS Sports apps. Usher will be the halftime performer of the Super Bowl 2024.

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Coming back to Taylor Swift, it will still be a difficult and hectic task for the lady, as she will perform back-to-back for four days in Japan. But, to turn the odds in her favor, she will have to manage her time and energy successfully and ensure she remains in top form throughout this demanding schedule.

Before we take your leave, here’s a fun fact for Swifties: The American and United Airlines Kansas City to Las Vegas flight in advance of the Super Bowl have rather fitting flight numbers: 1989 (Swift’s album and one of her albums and 87 (Kelce’s jersey number). Keep reading for more updates!

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