Music lovers still have a final chance to score tickets for this year’s Glastonbury Festival. Tickets for the highly anticipated event, headlined by The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, and Neil Young, flew off the shelves in just 40 minutes last November, leaving many hopeful fans disheartened. However, there’s still hope for those who missed out as the festival’s organisers have confirmed a resale of tickets at the end of this month, including both coach seats and general admission.
Unlike the previous sale, the remaining tickets will require full payment upfront. Last year, these tickets were snatched up within minutes, so be prepared for a mad dash to secure your spot among thousands of eager Glastonbury enthusiasts.
The remaining coach tickets will be up for grabs at 6pm on Thursday, April 24, while the general resale is on Sunday, April 27 at 9am. It’s worth noting that only those who have registered on the Glastonbury Festival website will be eligible for the resale, as registration has already closed for this year.
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To try your luck at securing these last tickets, make sure to visit the website before the sale goes live. And remember, the full price of £378.50, including a £5 booking fee, must be paid at the time of purchase.
For a shot at these coveted tickets, be prepared not to refresh the page, as doing so will bump you to the back of the queue. The number of tickets available is uncertain and is based on those who failed to arrange payment in time. Best of luck!