Glastonbury Festival's ticket resale is now over, marking the end of the official way revellers can secure tickets for this year's event. But if you were one of the unlucky ones, then do not fear, as there are a number of ways you can still secure a place.
There are now just two months to go until some of the biggest names in the music industry descend on Worthy Farm for five days of Glastonbury magic between June 21 to June 25.
Headliners have now been revealed, with Arctic Monkeys, Guns N’ Roses and Elton John all set to take the prime spot on the Pyramid Stage. Other acts on the bill include Lizzo and Aitch, as well as Slowthai, Royal Blood, Becky Hill, Blondie and plenty more too.
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For anyone still hoping to attend the UK's most famous and loved festival, we've rounded up all the ways you can still get your hands on a ticket.
Vodafone is giving away 100 pairs of tickets
Vodafone is giving customers a chance to win tickets to the event with 100 pairs up for grabs through VeryMe.
Every day until May 7, customers can enter through the VeryMe Rewards instant win competition for the chance to win two tickets.
Vodafone customers can also win tickets to Mighty Hoopla Festival through VeryMe Rewards. Starting April 24, 15 pairs of tickets will be up for grabs for the June 3 event, and from April 27, 18 pairs of tickets will be available for the June 4 event.
Vodafone customers can access VeryMe Rewards through the My Vodafone app which can be downloaded from the App Store and Google Play store.
Find out more here.
Co-op member can also win tickets
Using the Co-op app, members have access to an interactive game – Musical Match-Up – where players match the tiles onscreen and need to find all six pairs in 30 seconds to be entered into the prize draw. Members can play once a day between Monday, April 24, and Sunday, April 30, giving seven chances to enter, with the lucky winners drawn on May 2.
Co-op will be returning to Worthy Farm with its pop-up store for the third year as it provides food and festival essentials for Glastonbury 2023. Festival-goers will be able to source all their weekend essentials from the Co-op’s custom-built barn supermarket, a fully operational 6,000sqft food store, stocking more than 300 traditional supermarket food, drink and other products such as sun cream and medicines.
Find out more here.
Tickets hidden within special Tony’s Chocolonely bars
Tony's Chocolonely, Oxfam and Glastonbury Festivals have teamed up to give you the chance to win five pairs of Glastonbury tickets hidden within special Tony’s Chocolonely bars. A spokesperson said: "This classic milk chocolate with crunchy caramel bar may come with an extra surprise, and it’s not just the added pinch of sea salt!"
The bars are selling for £3.99 each.
Fans were quick to respond to the announcement, with one person saying: "It’s like a real Wonka bar competition."
Find out more here.
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