This could be RTD's busiest weekend yet. Several events are taking place in Denver, including Taylor Swift's two sold-out shows, and the city's transportation system is preparing for the influx or riders.
Several events are taking place in Denver, including Taylor Swift's two sold-out shows, and the city's transportation system is preparing for the influx or riders.
Taylor Swift takes over Denver. Everything you need to know RTD officials said they have made extra accommodations for the weekend, including adding extra cars to its trains, and increasing the number of transit police, security, and employees to help people navigate the system."We've added a special Taylor Swift feature to our trip planner," Stuart Summers, the chief communications officer for RTD said.
"Like with any big event fans will likely encounter higher wait times and prices, and we’d encourage them to be patient, consider all transportation options and plan accordingly."Here's a Colorado activity to match every Taylor Swift 'Era' Sydney Isenberg 8:43 AM, Jul 13, 2023 Whichever way you choose to travel, Summers said to treat others courteously.
"It'll be a lot of traffic, a lot of individuals," he said."Just plan ahead and be patient, and just be respectful of other individuals." The Follow UpWhat do you want Denver7 to follow up on? Is there a story, topic or issue you want us to revisit? Let us know with the contact form below.
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