What time is Glastonbury coach resale and how to get tickets

A 'very limited' number of Glastonbury tickets will go on sale this week

Glastonbury fans have one final chance to get their hands on tickets this week.

Hundreds of thousands of festival goers will descend on Worthy Farm in Somerset this summer, with the five-day event set to take place during the final weekend of June.

The festival returns to the Pilton site on Wednesday, June 25, and will see headliners The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo take to the famous Pyramid Stage. Other acts set to perform include Rod Stewart, Loyle Carner, Biffy Clyro, Charli XCX, Raye, Doechii and The Prodigy.

Tickets for the festival sold out within less than 40 minutes back in November, but those who missed out now have one more chance to get their hands on tickets in the resale.

A small number of tickets, which were not paid for in full during the balance window in April, will go back on sale this week. Glastonbury organisers said only a "very limited" number of tickets will be available.

The first tickets to go on sale will be coach packages - which include travel to and from the festival as well as a festival ticket. These tickets will go on sale on Thursday, April 24, at 6pm, and they are expected to sell out quickly.

Another resale for general tickets will then take place on Sunday morning, which will be the last chance to grab a ticket.

Here's everything you need to know about how to secure tickets in the coach resale on Thursday.

What time are the Glastonbury 2025 ticket resales taking place?

There are two ticket resales this week. The first will be the coach package sale, followed by the general sale this weekend.

Coach packages will go on sale at 6pm on Thursday, April 24.

General admission tickets will then go on sale on Sunday, April 27, at 9am.

People who also want to buy accommodation options - such as the pre-erected tipis at Worthy View - will have the chance at 11am after the general resale takes place on April 27.

Which locations can you get the coach from?

When you buy a coach ticket for Glastonbury you must choose which location you want to travel from and whether you want a single or a return ticket. One-way travel is only available for certain locations.

You can choose whether you want to travel on Wednesday or Thursday but you cannot select what time you want to travel. The festival will contact you at least 30 days before the festival to confirm your departure time.

Coaches are available from the following locations:

• Bath (single coach fares available)
• Birmingham
• Brighton
• Bristol (single coach fares available)
• Cambridge
• Cardiff
• Edinburgh
• Glasgow
• Leeds
• Leicester
• Lincoln
• Liverpool
• London (single coach fares available)
• Manchester
• Newcastle
• Norwich
• Nottingham
• Oxford
• Plymouth
• Reading (single coach fares available)
• Sheffield
• Southampton
• Stoke
• Swansea
• Swindon
• Taunton (single coach fares available)
• Truro
• York

How much are Glastonbury coach tickets?

A Glastonbury ticket costs £378.50, which includes a £5 booking fee per ticket. When you buy a coach ticket you also have to pay for coach travel on top of the ticket price.

Coach prices vary depending on where you travel from and whether you get a single or return ticket.

Tickets bought in the resales must be paid for in full at the time of booking, you cannot only put down a deposit.

Do you have to be registered to buy a coach ticket in the resale?

Yes, everyone who wants a ticket for the festival must have a registration to buy one. The registration number and postcode of every person getting a ticket will need to be entered during the purchase.

Registrations include a photo for identification that will be printed on the ticket, so it's important that each person uses their own registration to ensure they aren't denied entry at the gate.

Registration will close on Wednesday, April 23, before the resale takes place.

How many tickets can you buy in the coach sale?

In the coach resale, you can buy just two tickets per transaction and both people must travel from the same destination.

If you plan to book for two people, you will need both registration numbers and registered postcodes for each ticket you want to buy.

In the general sale on Sunday, you can buy a maximum of four tickets.

Do you have to travel on the coach if you buy a coach ticket?

Yes. You won't get your festival ticket until you get on the coach.

Before you travel, you will be sent a booking confirmation and a coach eticket. Your festival entrance ticket will be given to you on the day you travel.

The Glastonbury website states: "Tickets with coach travel cannot be changed to general admission tickets. Travel on your chosen coach is mandatory in order to receive your Festival ticket. Festival tickets cannot be collected from the Festival site."

You will also need photo ID to collect your ticket on the coach.

Where can you buy tickets?

The resale will only be available on the Glastonbury SeeTickets website here.