Festival Information

South West

Overview

Glastonbury is an iconic greenfield music and performing arts festival. First established in 1970, it has grown from a small gathering of 1,500 people to a massive cultural phenomenon attracting over 200,000 attendees. Worthy Farm hosts the 5-day Festival, which is located about 7 miles from Glastonbury Town. Glastonbury Festival showcases a diverse range of musical genres and artists, from rock and pop to folk and electronic music, on multiple stages including the iconic Pyramid Stage. Beyond music, Glastonbury offers a rich tapestry of experiences, including theatre, dance, comedy, and circus acts. Known for its commitment to activism and environmental causes, the festival has become a significant platform for social and cultural discourse. Most Festival staff are volunteers, helping to raise millions of pounds for charity organisations.

Location

Glastonbury Festival takes place at: Worthy Farm, Glastonbury, BA6 8NB.

See their dedicated Getting to Glastonbury section on the info page for travel info.

Worthy Farm is approximately 7 miles from Glastonbury, Somerset, UK. The actual festival site is huge, covering about 1,100 acres. If you walked the perimeter fence it would be about an 8 mile walk!

Tickets

Basic Price Range:  £378.50

Do Not Fall Victim To Ticket Scams!

See Tickets is the only authorised ticket seller. If you are offered tickets by any third party, please notify Glastonbury Festival via their contact page.

Ticket Prices and Sale Dates

General Admission full weekend tickets for Glastonbury 2025 cost £373.50 + a £5 booking fee.

  • Ticket + coach travel options will go on sale at 6pm (GMT) on Thursday 14th November 2024
  • General admission tickets will go on sale at 9am (GMT) on Sunday 17th November 2024

Ticket Registration

Anyone aged 13 or older is required to first register with Glastonbury Festival. Registration does not reserve or guarantee you a ticket, but your registration number enables you to purchase a ticket when they go on sale.

Registration will close at 5pm (GMT) on Monday 11th November 2024.

If you have previously registered, your registration number should still be valid. You may need to update your photo if it no longer looks like you. Look up an existing registration.

Ticket Security

To prevent touting, tickets for Glastonbury Festival are non-transferable. Each ticket is individually personalised to the named ticket holder, and only the specified ticket holder will be admitted to the festival.

Deposit & Payment

You can book up to 6 tickets per transaction by paying a deposit of £75 per person when tickets go on sale (plus the coach fare, if booking a ticket + coach travel option). The remaining balance will be payable in the first week of April 2025.

What Your Ticket Includes

  • Entry to the Festival, with over 4,000 performances across more than 100 stages
  • Five nights camping (with no early entry fees)
  • Free programme and on-site newspaper
  • Free mobile phone charging and mobile app
  • Free firewood
  • Access to Kidzfield, where all entertainment, rides & activities are free for children
  • Support for Oxfam, Greenpeace, WaterAid, and hundreds of other charitable causes
  • Funds to enhance the Festival's infrastructure and environmental impact

For more information, visit the official Glastonbury Festival ticket information section.

Accommodation

Glastonbury Festival  is a camping festival, please bring your own equipment.

Camping

Your festival ticket includes camping for 5-nights. Pitch your tent anywhere in the designated camping areas, from more tranquil zones to fields next to the Pyramid stage. Beware of unofficial off-site camping!

For Hire

There are a limited number of campervans, tipis & pre-erected tents available for ticket holders to hire. See Tickets is the only authorised agency to take bookings.

If you are offered any special on-site camping facilities by any third party, please notify Glastonbury Festival via their contact page.

Campervans & Caravans

Campervan and caravan tickets are only available to general admission ticket holders. Only vehicles with fitted sleeping and washing or cooking facilities will be allowed into the campervan field. For more details, visit the Campervans and Caravans info section.

Local Accommodation

If you don't wish to stay in a tent, you may be interested in booking a room or even a house in the local area. If so, please contact the hospitality team via the Festival contact page, where they will be able to direct you appropriately.

Valuables

Please do not leave essential valuables in your tent! These can be left at free 24-hour Property Lock-ups which are prominent around the site. Don't carry all your money in one place.

Packing Checklist:

Ensure you're fully prepared for your festival adventure with our Essential Packing Checklist.

Accessibility

Glastonbury Festival is committed to ensuring it is an event everyone can attend. There is an entire team dedicated to Accessibility, understanding and catering to visitors' needs.

Access Facilities

  • Accessible parking and transport
  • Accessible camping area (Spring Ground)
  • Viewing platforms at major stages
  • Accessible toilets and showers
  • BSL interpreters (pre-booking required)
  • Accessibility stewards available 24/7
  • Charging points for powered wheelchairs
  • Shuttle service from car parks to the accessible campsite
  • Accessible routes around the site
  • Mobility scooters for hire (limited availability, must be pre-booked)

Personal Assistant (PA) Tickets

PA tickets are available for those who require essential support. These must be applied for through the Access Team.

Access Application Process

  1. Register for tickets as normal
  2. Purchase a ticket in the general sale
  3. Once your ticket deposit has been paid, contact the Access Team to request the Access Application Form

Important: You must email accessibility@glastonburyfestivals.co.uk to request the Access Application Form after paying your ticket deposit.

Proof of Disability

You will need to provide evidence of your disability when applying for access facilities.

Additional Information

The festival site is large (900 acres) and can be challenging to navigate. Allow plenty of time to move between areas and plan your activities accordingly.

In muddy conditions, additional support may be available, such as access to backstage areas with tarmac roads.

For more detailed information about accessibility at Glastonbury Festival, please visit the official Glastonbury Festival Access Information section.