It's the first chance for festivalgoers to secure a place at Worthy Farm when Glastonbury Festival returns from 23–27 June 2027 after its 2026 fallow year. If you're planning to try tonight, now is the time to get your details organised.

What time do Glastonbury coach tickets go on sale?

Tickets with coach travel: 6pm BST, Thursday 1 October 2026

General admission tickets: 9am BST, Sunday 4 October 2026

Only people who completed registration before the deadline (5pm on Friday 25 September) can take part in the October sales.

How much are Glastonbury 2027 tickets?

General admission costs £408, including a £5 booking fee, plus postage and packing (£11.25 per order).

A £100 deposit per person is required when you book. Anyone buying a ticket with coach travel will also pay the coach fare and a £3 coach administration fee.

The remaining balance is due between 1 and 7 April 2027.

Get your group details ready

You can book up to six tickets in one transaction, but everyone needs a valid registration.

If you're booking as a group, have everyone's registration details to hand before 6pm rather than hunting for them mid-booking. Tickets are sold through See Tickets at glastonbury.seetickets.com, and they are personalised to the registered festivalgoer.

Miss tonight? There's another chance on Sunday

Missing out on a coach package tonight doesn't mean it's over. General admission tickets go on sale at 9am on Sunday 4 October. That sale doesn't include mandatory coach travel and gives registered festivalgoers another shot.

With Glastonbury returning after a year away, demand is expected to be huge. Tickets traditionally sell out quickly, and any returned tickets normally go to an official resale in the spring.

Glastonbury 2027 tickets with coach travel: Thursday 1 October, 6pm.

General admission: Sunday 4 October, 9am.

Good luck.

Keep checking UK Festival Guides for the latest Glastonbury 2027 ticket and line-up news.