A Taylor Swift fan who attended the superstar’s final Australian show captured workers dismantling the stage almost instantly after the concert ended. 

Georgia, from Melbourne, managed to score a ticket to the 34-year-old’s Sydney show on Monday night and hung around after the crowds left to soak up every last minute at Accor Stadium.

She noticed an army of workers jump into action to take on the mammoth task of dissembling the 75-metre-long stage.

Sharing an image of the stage to a popular ‘Aussie and New Zealand Swifties’ Facebook group, Georgia wrote: ‘This was 20 minutes after the show ended last night! Insane how fast they dismantled the stage.’

The photo shows pieces of the stage missing and chairs on the floor being rapidly packed away.

Taylor Swift fan Georgia noticed how fast the crew at Accor Stadium in Sydney jumped into action to pack up the huge stage (pictured)

The ‘Cruel Summer’ singer performed in front of 84,500 people on Monday night – the biggest show of four in Sydney (pictured on February 23)

The ‘Cruel Summer’ singer performed in front of 84,500 people – the biggest show of four in Sydney.

She flew out on her private jet midday on Tuesday and will perform four shows in Singapore from March 2.

Other fans praised the crew for their efforts to pack up and clean the stadium.

‘They’re the A team and they’re paid well. They get the job done ASAP,’ one person commented.

‘Many hands make light work,’ another said, a third added: ‘We went to the Reputation Tour in The Gabba. We were being pushed off the floor as the stage was being dismantled and the chairs unclipped.’

‘I worked with Cats the Musical world tour years ago in a huge tent it took approximately two days to set up the tent stage changing rooms, and about four hours to dismantle and have everything loaded into the trucks ready to leave,’ another wrote.

The 34-year-old superstar is the first solo artist to play four sold out shows at Sydney’s Accor Stadium

Ms Swift flew out on her private jet midday on Tuesday and will perform four shows in Singapore from March 2 (pictured Friday in Sydney)

Now that the Australian leg of the Eras Tour has ended, fans are obsessing over an adorable DIY to display friendship bracelets and concert trinkets.

Many have been flocking to Kmart to get their hands on the $12 box frame to perch on shelves and countertops in their homes.

Some dubbed the box the ‘perfect’ post-concert present – and a Melbourne mum has revealed the stunning memory box she created for her daughter.

‘I used the Kmart box frame. It’s only $12 to give my daughter a Taylor Swift memory box of the concert we saw!’ she exclaimed on Facebook. ‘I’m loving it!’