Taylor Swift’s tour is coming to Georgia, but it won’t be easy to get tickets

If you’re dying to get your hands on a ticket to Taylor Swift’s upcoming tour, it’s going to cost you.

In an effort to stop scalpers, Swift has created a game for her fans to play in order to get tickets to her Reputation tour, which makes a stop in Atlanta on Aug. 11, 2018.

First, as a part of the “Taylor Swift Tix” program, fans have to register online through tickets.taylorswift.com. Registration closes Nov. 28.

After registering, fans then have to “improve their place in line” by participating in “boost activities” to score points before registration closes.

These boost activities include buying Swift’s album, buying her merchandise or watching her music videos. The more points you earn, the “better your opportunity to access tickets,” said a video on Swift’s site.

According to Business Insider, it’s not clear when tickets will actually go on sale or how much they will cost.

And fans are not happy with this idea.

If you’re a T-Swift fan, may the odds be in your favor.

This story was originally published November 21, 2017 at 1:06 PM with the headline "Taylor Swift’s tour is coming to Georgia, but it won’t be easy to get tickets."