Glastonbury Ticket Information. The ultimate question I get asked is: how do I get Glastonbury Tickets? On this page, I try to cover every bit of information on securing a Glastonbury Ticket. (This includes the new tips with the new ticketing process introduced by Glastonbury in 2026.)
Where do I buy Glastonbury Tickets?
First of all, there is only one place you can buy Glastonbury Tickets, and that is with See Tickets. This is the official link: https://glastonbury.seetickets.com/content/extras
No other site or agency is allowed to sell Glastonbury tickets, no matter how many claim to do so online. Each Glasto Ticket has the ticket holder’s photo on it and is non-transferable. I don’t know why other festivals and gigs don’t do this. It eliminates the touts straight away.
Glastonbury Ticket Scams
Every year I hear about people getting scammed trying to buy Glastonbury Tickets. In my Facebook Group alone, there are hundreds of people trying to get in, claiming they have tickets to sell. My wonderful members and I soon alert everyone, and we kick them out.
X (Twitter) is also full of people claiming they have tickets. As Glastonbury states, no other site or agency will be allocated tickets. All tickets for the Festival are personalised to the individual named ticket holder and are strictly non-transferable. Security checks are carried out on arrival, and only the specified ticket holder will be admitted to the Festival.
We all want to attend the world’s greatest festival, but please don’t fall for the above scams. If you don’t get tickets in the main sale, you can try in the resale or volunteer with some of the amazing organisations that help put the festival together. There will also be lots of Glastonbury Ticket Competitions popping up.
Glastonbury Ticket Registration
Everyone aged 13 or over on 23rd June 2027 who wishes to attend the Festival must be individually registered before they can try for a ticket in the ticket sales.
Registration – which is free of charge – is open now at glastonburyregistration.co.uk
Tickets for the Festival are sold exclusively at glastonbury.seetickets.com.
Registration closes at 5 pm BST on Friday 25th September, after which there will be no opportunity to edit, submit or re-submit a registration until after the October ticket sales.
If you are already registered with the Festival, you do not need to register. However, we would advise you to check your existing registration here and update your photo if it is no longer a good likeness, at least 7 days in advance of registration closing.
How Much Do Glastonbury Tickets Cost?
General Admission tickets (valid from Wednesday 23rd June to Sunday 27th June, 2027) will cost £408 (including a £5 booking fee per ticket) plus postage and packing.
To prevent touting, tickets for Glastonbury Festival are strictly non-transferable. Each ticket features the photograph of the registered ticket holder, with security checks carried out to ensure that only the person in the photograph is admitted to the Festival.
You can book up to 6 tickets per transaction by paying a deposit of £100 per person when tickets go on sale (plus the coach fare, if you are booking a ticket + coach travel option).
The remaining balance (£308 + postage and packing) will then be payable in the first week of April 2027 (from 99 amBST Thursday 1st April – 11.59 pm BST Wednesday 7th April) when it will also be possible to add car parking passes and cancellation protection to your booking.
Tickets to Glastonbury Festival include entry to the Festival giving access to over 4,000 performances across more than 100 stages; five nights camping (with no early entry fees); free programme; free mobile app and phone charging; Kidzfield entertainment, rides and activities free of charge; support for Oxfam, Greenpeace, WaterAid and hundreds of other worthy causes (over £3m given annually from recent Festivals).
Tickets will be sold exclusively at glastonbury.seetickets.com.
When Do Glastonbury Tickets Go On Sale?
Tickets with coach travel options will go on sale at 6p6 pmBST) on Thursday 1st October 2026
General admission tickets will go on sale at 99 am(BST) on Sunday 4th October 2026
If you have never tried to get Glastonbury Tickets, then read this post to see what it is like: Glastonbury Ticket Day
They sell out fast! See Tickets release Glasto tickets at 09:00, and they are normally gone by 09:30-09:45.
Buying Glastonbury Tickets (2026 update)
The whole ticket buying process is at the end of this article too.
The above image is now the first thing you will see when you go on the Glastonbury Ticket page. It is to prove you are human and hopefully stop some of the bots. It is easier to do than it looks!
The next screen is new too. This is where you put in your registration number to access the waiting room. This means that from now on, only use one device per registration.
From this point on, the booking process itself for 2027 will be the same as in 2025.
Rather than refreshing the holding page to attempt to access the booking page (like in the past), when the ticket sale begins (at 6 pm or 9 am, respectively), everyone who is already on the glastonbury.seetickets.com page will randomly be assigned a place in a queue to access the booking process.
Anyone who logs on once the sale has started will automatically be added to the back of the queue, so it’s important to make sure you are online and ready at least a few minutes before the sale opens.
Once you are in the queue, a progress bar will indicate how close you are to reaching the booking page.
You may book up to 6 tickets per transaction by paying a deposit of £100 per person when tickets go on sale (plus the coach fare, if you are booking a ticket + coach travel option).
In order to make a booking, you will need the registration number and registered postcode for each person you are booking a ticket for, as well as a valid debit or credit card with sufficient funds to cover your full transaction, and all the security information for that card.
Please be careful to enter all of your details accurately, as any details which don’t match will cause your transaction attempt to fail.
Glastonbury Ticket + Coach Information
If you are booking a ticket + coach travel option, you will be asked to choose the departure town (and time for towns with multiple departures).
It is only possible to book tickets from one departure town in a single transaction. If the option you have selected is not available, please choose a different town or day that is convenient for you.
Travel on the coach you have selected is mandatory in order to receive your Festival ticket, so please only book on routes that are feasible for you.
You must not book in the ticket + coach travel sale unless you are certain you will be able to travel on the coach you have selected, as travel on your chosen coach is mandatory in order to receive your Festival tickets.
If you are travelling with children aged 12 and under, who do not require an entry ticket for the Festival, you will need to book these additional coach seats whilst making your ticket + coach travel booking. If the additional seats required are not available when booking, please contact [email protected] upon completing your booking in order to enquire about purchasing additional coach seats (NB: standard fares apply).
Paying For Glastonbury Tickets
UK Tickets can be purchased with a UK debit card or Visa or Mastercard credit card.
International Tickets can only be bought with a Visa or Mastercard credit card.
When Is The Glastonbury Ticket Resale?
Sometimes people who purchased tickets in October/November can’t make the festival in June. Think births, weddings and holidays! These tickets are returned to Glastonbury and are put up for resale. The Glastonbury Resale is normally in April.
How Hard Is It To Get A Glastonbury Ticket?
Bloody hard! It gets harder every year. In 2019, 2.4 million people registered to get a ticket. Over 100,000 tickets went in 36 minutes. Amazingly, we have managed to go 10 times. Sometimes it just works for you. Once we managed to get to the ticket payment page 3 times and managed to buy 18 tickets! Then in 2019, we didn’t get in at all, but our friends managed to get us tickets in the resale.
Tips On Buying A Glastonbury Ticket
- Make sure you are registered, and all the other people in your group are registered too.
- Create a spreadsheet of your group’s registration numbers, postcodes, and names.
- Copy and paste the above details.
- Make sure you have your debit/credit card at hand.
- Make sure you have sufficient funds in your account to pay for 6 deposits (4 in the resale).
- Let your bank know in advance that See Tickets is a trusted merchant.
- Create a WhatsApp group for the 6 people you are buying for. Or 4 people if you are trying in the resale.
- With the new system, only one device per registration number works because if you go on two devices or more, you will still be in the same queue position.
- Set an alarm for the ticket purchase day.
- The sale starts at 09:00; try to get on the See Ticket page before 09:00. Especially now there is a queue system.
- Keep all other websites closed apart from X (Twitter), as it will be there, and Glastonbury and See Tickets will announce when all tickets have gone.
- Leave the wifi off on your mobile. Many fans swear that they always get through on 4g and 5g.
- Find the best internet. Many of our friends go to work to get their tickets as the wifi is fast.
- Triple-check everyone’s details. I once gave the wrong registration number to my friends and almost lost the tickets.
- Once you get onto the booking page, you have to be VERY careful what you do next. Sometimes the booking pages freeze or “hang”, and in this instance, Glastonbury has advised to “try pressing back once and then continue your booking from that point.”
- Don’t give up. We have heard people securing tickets right at the last minute, so keep on trying.
Glastonbury Ticket Buying Process 2026 Update
Below are screenshots of the Glastonbury Ticket Buying Process. I know how confusing it is to get a Glasto ticket. I hope this helps.
The I am a human page
The above image is now the first thing you will see when you go on the Glastonbury Ticket page. It is to prove you are human and hopefully stop some of the bots. It is easier to do than it looks!
The Enter Registration to join the waiting room page
The next screen is new too. This is where you put in your registration number to access the waiting room. This means that from now on, only use one device per registration.
The Holding Page
This is where you will end up next. Sometimes this doesn’t load straight away. If the amount of traffic on the website is particularly high, you may see a reduced version of the See Tickets booking site, with a minimal holding page. This does not mean the site has crashed.
The Queue Page
What happens when you get to the front of the queue?
When you reach the front of the queue, you will be asked to enter the registration number and registered postcode for the lead booker and up to 5 other people for whom you are attempting to book tickets. You will have 10 minutes to complete this page before your session expires; however, tickets are not allocated at this point.
The Registration Page
This is the page where you put in your details and all your friends’ details. When you proceed, the details you have provided will be displayed on the next page.
Registration Page Confirmation
This is the page that confirms you have put the correct details in. Please check that these are the people you expect to be booking tickets for, as these cannot be changed once you proceed with your booking.
If you are booking a Ticket + Coach travel option, you will be asked to choose a departure town (and time for towns with multiple departures). It is only possible to book tickets from one departure town in a single transaction. If the option you have selected is not available, please choose a different town or day that is convenient for you. Travel on the coach you have selected is mandatory in order to receive your Festival ticket, so please only book on routes that are feasible for you.
Please do not attempt to minimise the tab or open new tabs. If you move away from the tab you are on y, your session may expire.
Glastonbury Ticket Payment Page
This is the page where you enter your payment details. Any information entered after the timer expires will result in a failed transaction. Tickets are only allocated once your payment has been processed – so we would encourage you to enter your payment details swiftly (but accurately).
Depending on your device settings, you may be offered other payment methods such as Google Pay or Apple Pay. It is your responsibility to ensure you are set up with the relevant service ahead of the sale to be able to use these methods. If you choose this option, it may show See Tickets’ registered name of ‘The Way Ahead Group’ as the payee.
Glastonbury Ticket Booking Complete Page
This is the dream page you will want to see on Glasto Ticket Day. If you get this pop-up, congratulations, you are going to the best place on earth.
See you on the farm.
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