Glastonbury Festival attendees must act quickly to secure their tickets and add-ons before the approaching deadline. With headliners like Neil Young, The 1975, and Olivia Rodrigo, the festival promises an unforgettable experience at Worthy Farm at the end of June.
From April 1 to April 7, festivalgoers have the window to pay for their general admission ticket or the ticket and coach option. Failure to complete the payment within the specified timeframe will result in a refund of the tickets with a deducted admin fee, effectively losing the chance to attend.
Attendees are also reminded of the non-transferable nature of tickets and coach travel options, as well as the opportunity to add extras such as car park tickets and a special Glastonbury Festival Chilly’s water bottle during their balance payment process.
Additionally, festival-goers can choose to make an optional charitable payment to support the work of Oxfam, WaterAid, and Greenpeace. The event aims to promote sustainability by not selling plastic drinks bottles, offering the limited-edition Glastonbury Festival Chilly’s water bottle for purchase instead.
As the payment deadline approaches, attendees must ensure they are aware of the payment process, the non-transferable nature of ticket options, and the opportunity to add on extras and make charitable contributions.