Well it appears I was right and Taylor added 17 more shows to her tour, including an additional Cincy show, to fill in many of those off days. And the tour hasn't even technically gone on sale to the public, she is still only in presale mode for those that signed up for the verified fans sale.
I am hearing she is going the Springsteen route and using dynamic pricing so while those nose bleed seats may start at $50 + fees but when the big demand kicks in they will sky rocket and could easily double and triple a minute or two after going on sale. (I love the reasoning that this helps guard against scalpers ripping off the consumer, yeah right.) Then there are the fees, Ticketmaster is looking to make up for lost revenue in 2020 & 2021 and with 2022 being uneven they are making anywhere from 25-50% of the face cost of the ticket their service fee. So in markets like NYC & LA those tickets that technically started at $50 face+$25 fees for a hot minute could be $150 face + $75 fees 5 minutes later. Platinum Seats are going well over $5.0K. And this is for a stadium show where they are selling anywhere from 50K-70K seats per show.