Glastonbury Festival 2023 is just a few months away with around 200,000 punters expected at Worthy Farm, with a further 63,000 tickets to cover all staff and performers. As we all know by now, trying to get a ticket to the best festival in the world is like gold dust, with more than 2.5 million people trying in 2019, which is the latest data.
This year, coach tickets sold out in just 22 minutes and the general sale took more than an hour, slower than previous years in part due to an issue on the ticket site. Chances of getting a ticket in the resale are understandably even slimmer than the general sale, but those who are attempting to bag one should be aware of a major change in the booking process.
Glastonbury tickets with the additional coach travel option will go on sale on Thursday, April 20 at 6pm (GMT), limited to two tickets per person. The general admission ticket sale is on the following Sunday (April 23) at 9am (up to four tickets per person) and accommodation options will be available to buy from Thursday, April 27 at 12 noon.
