The main sale of Glastonbury 2027 general admission tickets begins at 9am today, with fans expected to face online queues to secure their places for the festival's return to Worthy Farm.
The Somerset festival is set to take place from June 23 next year, marking its return after a two-year break to allow the land to recover. Around 200,000 people are expected to attend the UK's biggest festival for five days of entertainment.
Ticket Details and Deposit
Tickets for next year's event cost £408 in total, with those buying today required to pay a £100 deposit upfront. The remaining balance will be payable during the first week of April.
On Thursday night at 6pm, the first batch of tickets, which included coach travel, sold out in just 30 minutes. Today's main sale covers general admission tickets only.
Queue System and Registration
Fans must be registered in advance of the sale to be in with a chance of purchasing tickets. Glastonbury says anyone on the ticket page ahead of the sale start time will be randomly allocated a place in the queue.
The line up for next year's event has not yet been revealed, but speculation includes Harry Styles, Sam Fender and Robbie Williams.
