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Cheri Salyer and Lizett Pasillas, friends from California, show off their friendship bracelets while standing outside the Caesars Superdome on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, two days before the first of three sold-out Taylor Swift concerts. (Photo by Chris Granger, The Times-Picayune)

Fans leaving town after Taylor Swift's Eras Tour stop in the Crescent City helped the New Orleans airport set a new record for its busiest day ever.?

Sunday was officially the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport's busiest day on record, with 32,134 departing passengers processed through? security following Taylor Swift's concerts on Oct. 25, 26, and 27, airport officials announced Monday.?

That's a near 14% increase from the airport's last record, officials said, which was set on Sunday, April 14, of this year, when the airport processed 27,972 departing passengers.?

MSY isn't the only place that saw a boost in traffic as an estimated 150,000 Swifties from all over the country descended on the Crescent City. Hotels were booked, restaurants were slammed, and experts say Swifties pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into the local economy.

Email Kasey Bubnash at kasey.bubnash@theadvocate.com.