With her Eras Tour starting back up again the same weekend as the Super Bowl, many are wondering: Will Taylor Swift be going to the Super Bowl?Swift has been spotted at 12 Kansas City Chiefs games throughout the season supporting her boyfriend Travis Kelce, and this is not the first time the tour has coincided with a game. However, this is the first time the tour has coincided with a big game for Kelce.Swift will be starting up her tour again in Tokyo, Japan the same weekend as the Super Bowl, however, due to time differences there is still a chance she can make it to the big game.The Super Bowl is on Sunday, Feb. 11 at 3:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time in Las Vegas. Swift's last show in Tokyo is on Saturday, Feb. 10.Swift's show will go on a little earlier than usual at 6 p.m. Japan Standard Time due to the 10 p.m. curfew Tokyo implements. This means the show will end around 9:30 p.m. or 10 p.m. Japan Standard Time. Swift could then drive straight to her private jet, which she has done before. Swift has been seen multiple times entering her private jet while still wearing her tour outfit.Swift would hypothetically be able to get on her private jet around 11 p.m. Japan Standard Time, which is equivalent to 6 a.m. Pacific Standard Time on Saturday, February 10, in Las Vegas.The flight is then around 13 hours placing Swift in Las Vegas around midnight to 1 a.m. on Feb. 11 with the game starting at 3:30 p.m. – 14 hours later.While this is a huge turnaround for Swift, especially after two tour shows, it is possible for her to attend Kelce's game. The following weekend, Swift takes her tour to Australia, so it is unknown if Swift will want to fly from Japan back to the United States and then to Australia, but anything is possible.However, despite everything, it is expected she will attend Kelce's final game of the season after she has been supporting him all year.