As anticipation builds for the Glastonbury Festival, tickets for the highly sought-after event will become available this week. Set to take place from June 25-29, 2025, the festival will not occur in 2026, leading to a surge in demand as millions of fans vie for a chance to attend.
While the festival organizers have yet to announce headliners, last year’s sale demonstrated the overwhelming interest; all 210,000 tickets sold out in just 58 minutes, with over 2.5 million people attempting to secure a spot. Emily Eavis, co-organizer of Glastonbury, acknowledged the challenge of limited ticket availability, stating that many hopeful attendees often find success through volunteering or competitions.
To combat ticket scalping, registration was required prior to purchase and closed on November 11. Those already registered should verify their details before the sale begins.
The ticket sale schedule is as follows:
Buyers can purchase up to six tickets but must have registration details for each person.
With competition fierce, coordinating efforts with friends or family can enhance your chances of securing tickets. Creating a group chat enables better organization, while sharing registration numbers and postcodes ensures quick access when the sale begins.
Glastonbury has implemented a new queuing system that assigns random spots when you log in. Therefore, punctuality is crucial—set alarms and consider using a work computer for a more stable connection.
Important tips include:
Once booked, confirm your email receipt and monitor your inbox—including spam folders—for confirmation. If you miss out on tickets, opportunities exist through volunteering or for returned tickets available in April.
As fans eagerly await updates on the lineup—rumors suggest potential headliners like Sam Fender and Olivia Rodrigo—the excitement surrounding Glastonbury continues to grow. With so many vying for admission, preparation is key. Whether you’re planning to attend as a fan or through alternative avenues like volunteering, staying informed will help navigate this year’s ticketing frenzy.
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