Taylor Swift fans were left devastated after three shows in Vienna were canceled after a terrorist attack on the venue was thwarted but shops are trying to cheer them up

After the three Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna were canceled, various businesses around the city are offering free things to ticket holders.

The official Instagram of Vienna has shared a few places that Taylor Swift fans can go for free things so their trip to Vienna wasn’t a waste. In a highlight on their page titled “Swifties” the account shared go-to destinations for tourists and where ticket holders could put their unused tickets to good use.

Le Burger is offering free burgers to any fan who had tickets to any of the three scheduled Eras Tour dates that were canceled. Vienna nightclub U4 Club Wein is offering free entrance to any Swiftie with a ticket.

One pub is offering free Taylor themed drinks 

The Golden Harp, an Irish pub in the city, is also giving ticket holders one of eleven specialty created Taylor Swift themed drinks. The eleven drinks are named after Taylor songs like Enchanted or Mr. Perfectly Fine. Others are a play on Taylor’s rereleased songs that are subtitled (Taylor’s Version) – so there’s Miss American (Shot Version) and Delicate (Shot Version).

The Cineplexx, a movie theater in Vienna, was giving away free Eras Tour themed cups and popcorn buckets to Swifties who hoped to attend The Eras Tour. Swarovski is offering a “crystal surprise” to fans at their Kristallwelten store that appears to be a free necklace or bracelet gifted in a mesh bag.

Three nights of the Eras Tour were canceled after three individuals were arrested and a 19-year-old man made a full confession to attack fans with knives and drive a car into fans outside the arena. Reports claim “well advanced” bomb materials were found at his parent’s house.

Taylor was ‘devastated’ by the plan 

Taylor is reportedly heartbroken at the plot and the canceled shows. A source told The Mirror: “Taylor has been devastated by this. She is devastated for the fans who have been waiting for years to see her. But the thought of what could have happened if the concerts had been targeted by a terror attack is horrifying, and she would never risk the safety of her fans.

“The memory of what happened at Ariana Grande’s concert in Manchester is still very vivid in everyone’s minds. But she has told her team that she wants to try to return to Vienna as soon as possible in the future. She is very conscious of how disappointed her fans in Austria are.”