Glastonbury fans have a final opportunity this week to secure tickets for the 2025 festival, with the first resale scheduled for tonight.
Coach tickets, which include both the coach fare to the festival and the entrance ticket, will go on sale from 6pm on Thursday evening. A general resale of tickets is also set to take place on Sunday morning.
The festival is returning to its Worthy Farm location on Wednesday, June 25, this year, with performances from Rod Stewart, Neil Young, the 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, Charli XCX, and Loyle Carner across various stages.
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Remaining tickets are expected to sell out rapidly, following the initial tickets selling out in under 40 minutes back in November.
On Thursday, those interested in purchasing a coach ticket for Glastonbury will need to have their registration number and postcode at hand. The cost of the £378.50 festival ticket, along with the additional coach fare, must be paid when purchasing a coach ticket, as reported by the Manchester Evening News.
Coaches depart from various locations nationwide, with some offering one-way travel and others providing return journeys only. Prices vary depending on the departure point.
Those securing a coach ticket will receive a travel e-ticket ahead of the festival, and their festival entrance ticket will be given to them upon boarding the coach.
For those hoping to secure a coach ticket, it’s advantageous to have an idea of their preferred departure location and the associated cost.
The Glastonbury festival website provides a comprehensive list of available locations and prices.
Resale tickets will be available to buy at glastonbury.seetickets.com.
Following the ticket balance payment window, a very limited number of tickets for which the balance was not settled will be sold. These will consist of General Admission tickets and Ticket + Coach travel options.
Ticket + Coach travel options – Thursday 24th April, 6pm (BST).
General Admission tickets – Sunday 27th April, 9am (BST).
Accommodation options – Sunday 27th April, 11am (BST).
Registration closes at 5pm BST on Wednesday 23rd April and will not reopen until after the resale.
In the General Admission resale on Sunday 27th April, up to 4 tickets per transaction can be purchased, but only one ticket per registration can be booked. For group bookings, all registration numbers and registered postcodes are required.
The Ticket + Coach travel options sale on Thursday 24th April will be limited to 2 tickets per transaction, reflecting the limited number of seats available per coach. The registration number for each ticket being booked is required.
As in previous years, the exact number of tickets available in the resale will not be announced, but it will be very limited.
There are only very limited numbers of tickets available in the resales, so once all available tickets are being processed, it will no longer be possible to access the booking page.
The Ticket + Coach travel options are facilitated by See Tickets, but the prices indicated are for the coach travel only. Festival ticket costs are to be added to create the total price. Coach travel to the festival is also available from National Express for all ticket holders.
For Ticket + Coach travel options, only the coach tickets will be sent in advance, with the Festival entry tickets handed out on the coach.
Travel on the chosen coach is mandatory, so booking a Ticket + Coach travel option should only be done if certain about being able to travel on the selected coach.
Before booking in the ticket + coach travel sale, it is important to consider the full list of locations and ticket prices for return journeys.