How to get an army of Swifties to the MetLife Stadium — and its parking lot.
were frustrated. They had not seen commuters like these before.
For one 15-year-old who said she “came out of the womb a Swiftie,” the journey started on a Long Island Rail Road train to Penn Station in the early afternoon, followed by an NJ Transit train to Secaucus, then the special-event ride to the Meadowlands. The significance of this 13-minute final leg of the trip was not lost on the fans, many of whom had Swift’s signaturepainted on the backs of their hands.
Upon arrival, most joined an ever-growing line that snaked around the stadium, while dozens of the ticketless faithful camped out to listen from afar. As
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