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24 April 2025, 09:27 | Updated: 24 April 2025, 09:33
The festival's 2025 April ticket resale takes place this week. Find out everything we know about your last chance to buy tickets to the festival.
Glastonbury Festival is set to return this year and the last chance to buy tickets is almost upon us.
The Somerset festival will be taking place from 25th - 29th 2025, with The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo confirmed as headliners.
Find out everything we know about Glastonbury Festival's ticket resales so far, including its dates and start times, if you can still register and how much they'll cost this year.
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Following the ticket balance payment window, Glastonbury organisers have confirmed they will be selling a very limited number of tickets for which the balance was not settled. See the official dates and times below:
Visit glastonburyfestivals.co.uk for full information.
Next year's edition of Glastonbury festival will take place from 25th - 29th June 2025.
The ticket price for Glastonbury 2025 has increased to £373.50 + £5 booking fee.
This time around, a £75 deposit was required for each ticket at time of purchase (plus coach fare if booking a ticket + coach travel).
In 2024, Glastonbury tickets cost £355 + £5 booking fee, meaning that this year's ticket has gone up by £18.50. Postage has also gone up by 70 pence.
See the See Coach return coach prices below:
Single coach trips are available from select locations. See the single See Coach fares below:
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Registration for Glastonbury is now open. Everyone aged 13 or over on the day the festival opens its doors this year must be registered to attend, but this does not guarantee you a ticket. Registration will close just before the next ticket sale.
Register for Glastonbury Festival here OR check your registration details at glastonbury.seetickets.com/registration/lookup
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