Water and food are banned during Taylor Swift concerts. That has legal and fatal consequences.

Beginning to become a matter of concern for public health is the debate around whether or not it is permissible to bring alcoholic beverages into performance venues.

The promoter of Taylor Swift’s concerts in Spain and Portugal has made the requirements obvious to those who will be attending the events, and the fans have not been pleased with this decision. Fans are not permitted to enter the concerts with any kind of container or bring portable batteries. In addition to concerns regarding comfort, there is a tragic precedent that recommends against taking this approach. This precedent is the death of a concert attendee in Rio de Janeiro who passed away due to heat stroke.

It is prohibited. On her Twitter account, the promoter of the Taylor Swift performance that will take place in Madrid on May 29 and 30, has stated that attendees are not permitted to bring any kind of bottle into the venue. At first, she prohibited the use of metallic or glass containers that had a capacity of more than fifty cl, but a few hours later, she prohibited the use of any kind of container or bottle. Access to the premises was also restricted for individuals who were carrying portable batteries. Due to the fact that the tweet that was used to initiate the ban has been removed from social networks, it is probable that the action will be qualified within the next few days.

The dreadful examples already set. After attending Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour event at the Nilton Santos Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro in November of last year, a young man who was 23 years old passed away as a result of heat stroke. Over the course of several days, the region had been experiencing temperatures that were higher than forty degrees; yet, the promoter of the event in Brazil, Time For Fun (T4F), did not permit admittance with bottles. The singer paused the show at one point to beg for water for a person who was thirty meters away from the stage, and she even threw a bottle at the audience members who were clamoring for it. Several of the guests were treated for heatstroke.

Many individuals. For athletic events, the Santiago Bernabeu stadium, which played host to both of Taylor Swift’s concerts in Madrid, has the capacity to accommodate 85,000 individual spectators. This capacity is drastically decreased to 65,000 persons for all types of events, including concerts and other forms of ceremonies. A demand that is completely out of the ordinary, which has not only caused difficulties in the process of purchasing tickets, but has also sparked a parallel market on resale websites that operate on the edge of what is legal, and where VIP tickets for the event have been seen being sold for approximately 6,000 euros.

a lack of protection from the law. Consumer associations have been vocal in their condemnation of promoters who engage in these kinds of tactics for some time now. In the year 2023, for instance, Facua filed a complaint against a number of festivals—it had already done so in the past, with forty complaints in 2019, which culminated in the first opening of a file against a festival for these reasons—for not allowing entrance to venues that provided either food or water. Although there are no laws that specifically prohibit the subject, there are also no laws that offer that right to the general public, which means that these laws are open to interpretation in any way that fits the context.

The principle of libertarian thinking. Article 82.1 of Royal Legislative Decree 1/2007, which was issued on November 16, 2007, on the General Law for the Defense of Consumers and Users is the basis upon which Facua bases its decision to file these complaints. In that document, abusive clauses are characterized as “all those stipulations not individually negotiated and all those practices not expressly consented to that, contrary to the requirements of good faith, cause, to the detriment of the consumer and user, a significant imbalance in the rights and obligations of the parts arising from the contract” .

In the case of Helm. The Yelmo movie chain was required to pay a fine of 30,000 euros in December of the previous year because it did not permit food that was purchased in other countries to be brought into its cinemas. The primary reason that FACUA presented in support of this complaint was that “a cinema is not a restaurant,” and that as a result, the prohibition was placed in an inappropriate location. In spite of the fact that the court found in favor of the complainants, it has not yet made a decision that is as definitive with regard to the festivals. This is due to the fact that the festivals’ supporters maintain that a macro-concert is also considered to be “a gastronomic event.” What Taylor Swift needs to figure out is which category her massive concerts belong to in order to be successful.

An expert on crowd safety has issued a plea to concertgoers, urging them to be watchful and aware of the risks that are present during prominent outdoor events.

As part of her Eras Tour, Taylor Swift will shortly be doing three concerts at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Melbourne. Following that, she will go to Sydney to perform four appearances at the Accor Stadium.

It is anticipated that between 100,000 to 110,000 fans will pack into the stadiums for each concert, which has the potential to surpass Ed Sheeran’s record for the highest-ever attendance at a music show in Australia that required tickets.

There is, nevertheless, a certain degree of danger associated with the large number of devoted fans who are congregating together, particularly for events that are conducted in stadiums that are open-air.

During one of Taylor Swift’s outdoor concerts in Rio de Janeiro in November, a young man who was 23 years old passed away. It was claimed by the local media that Ana Clara Benevides Machado passed out in the Nilton Santos Olympic Stadium, and she later passed tragically as a result of a cardiac arrest.

The temperature during the day had soared to more than 39 degrees Celsius, and some concertgoers posted posts on social media stating that they were not permitted to carry their own water bottles inside the stadium.

Fans are known to wait in line for eight hours or more before the gates open for major concerts like Swift’s. This is typically done in situations where they are exposed to the elements. The goal is to secure the greatest possible position at the front of the standing area, which is closest to the stage.

And according to Dr. Milad Haghani, a specialist on crowd safety at the University of New South Wales, individuals who attend such major outdoor events need to be properly educated about the potential dangers.

Dr. Haghani, who is affiliated with the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, stated that “as part of very general crowd safety measures, we can talk about individual people in the crowd being part of the risk assessment.”

If we provide them with some essential information and involve them in the process, then not only will they be conducting their own individual risk assessments, but they will also be contributing to the overall effort to reduce any dangers that may be there.

It is important that education include information on how to recognize and respond to health crises, such as heatstroke or dehydration, which are common among big crowds that are densely packed, especially when the weather is hot.

The dissemination of such information over a broad variety of platforms, including social media and screens located within the event itself, is something that I strongly recommend to all event organizers in order to assist in the promotion of a culture of safety.

According to the Guidelines for Music Festival Event Organisers published by the New South Wales government, “Drinking water must be made available free of charge to patrons.” Additionally, the guidelines state that “The safety management plan must include provisions for sufficient water available to patrons for drinking, hygiene, and cooling purposes, as well as an overview of signage indicating where free water is located.”

Water can be carried into the stadium in soft plastic bottles at both the MCG and the Accor Stadium in Sydney. There are numerous bubblers situated throughout the stadia that allow for free refills of water.

Dr. Haghani continues by saying, “I definitely do not want to sound alarmist because crowd safety in Australia as a whole is very advanced and we have some of the best practices in the world.”

In spite of the fact that the risks are probably quite low, I continue to argue for vigilance, which means that individuals in a crowd should be aware of what is going on around them and be able to evaluate the risk, and then take appropriate action if they are required to do so.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/chocolatte-polvo-perdida-de-peso-rapida-con-chocolatte-polvo-una-bebida-en-polvo-mis-pensamien-tickets-912522187427?aff=oddtdtcreator

https://bio.link/chocolattepolvo

https://www.provenexpert.com/chocolatte-polvo/

https://brasil.babycenter.com/thread/10737640/chocolatte-polvo-p%C3%A9rdida-de-peso-r%C3%A1pida-con-chocolatte-polvo-una-bebida-en-polvo-mis-pensamien

https://chocolatte-polvo.ukit.me/

https://devfolio.co/projects/chocolatte-polvo-443c

https://grabcad.com/library/chocolatte-polvo-perdida-de-peso-rapida-con-chocolatte-polvo-una-bebida-en-polvo-mis-pensamientos-mexico-1

https://www.getlisteduae.com/listings/chocolatte-polvo-perdida-de-peso-rapida-con-chocolatte-polvo-una-bebida-en-polvo-mis-pensamientos-mexico

https://medium.com/@noeliawrenn/chocolatte-polvo-p%C3%A9rdida-de-peso-r%C3%A1pida-con-chocolatte-polvo-una-bebida-en-polvo-d27acfa204cc

https://band.us/band/95022178

https://www.weddingwire.com/website/chocolatte-and-polvo

https://hack1.hackathailand.com/forums/discussion/chocolatte-polvo-perdida-de-peso-rapida-con-chocolatte-polvo-una-bebida-en-p/