Soulsun wrote: » Anybody have any idea how to get tickets for Glastonbury 2020?
Soulsun wrote: » do you need to register for each potential ticket or can one registration apply for multiple tickets?
ILIKEFOOD wrote: » get all your mates to register, set up a crack team with all their codes ready to go..get them all and even mates who aren't going to try for tickets for you.. pray that the internet gods are on your side and that you get in..
The Nal wrote: » One reg can buy 6 tickets but anyone buying a ticket/getting a ticket bought for them needs to be registered. So basically anyone who wants to go, regardless of who is buying the tickets, needs to be registered. However someone who isn't registered can buy tickets for you. They just need to enter the reg numbers of the people they're buying for. Hence why my old man will be up and online on Sunday at 9am first week of October.
Soulsun wrote: » Thanks for this!!!! So first week Oct. How much roughly for a ticket?
johnnyskeleton wrote: » Id love to go back to glasto! But the scramble for tickets is really off putting
TheIrishGrover wrote: » I've even had the "You're so lucky getting tickets. Can't you get them for me?" If it's too much effort to try at 9AM on a Sunday morning then I don't think 4 or 5 days camping is for you...
johnnyskeleton wrote: » Glasto was different then. Some hippies would go just to walk around naked for a week. It was a rough and ready music festival rather than an instantgram experience. I bring old photos and wristbands to the ticketmaster kiosk for EP tickets, because its easier than the whole emailing codes, codes being wrong etc pallaver. Is it too much effort to get onto a computer - no, problably not. But it is too much effort to organise a bunch of people to do the same with no guarantee of tickets. Especially when almost all other European festivals can be bought and planned for in a much more leisurley manner
TheIrishGrover wrote: » Well yeah, it certainly has changed. I've only been going for last 15 years of so and it had gotten more difficult and stressful to get tickets. But I don't want to put potential newbies off. Go for it but be prepared for the ticket scrum and, if you get tickets, the first Glasto is the toughest but so worth it. The biggest potential problem (s) I see for next year is the fact that it is 50th anniversary and will be huge line up and people coming out of woodwork trying to get tickets
SoundOfSilence wrote: » Tickets will generally be on sale on the first Sunday in october if I'm not mistaken. Haven't been since 2011 I think. Parking both EP and ATN with the hope that I tickets for glasto. Also have the campervan now so gonna make a week of it
The Nal wrote: » Packed in the campervan option a few years ago. If you get put in one of the fields further away (E16, E17) its a 20-25 minutes walk to the gate which means you could be looking at a 45 minute walk to the Park. Cant beat a good tent and being within the gates for me.
alastair wrote: » If anyone’s going for tickets and don’t have a friends team, how about joining me on my attempt to grab some? I’ve been successful once out of four times trying (on my tod) - figure this year is a long shot, so why not throw numbers at the challenge? If you’re interested in pooling registration numbers, PM me.
Alkers wrote: » We went for campervans West and it was fine, all depends where within the arena you plan on spending the most time
Layne wrote: » Alastair, you may need to free up space in your inbox, tried PMing you but would not send:(:(:(
Zardoz wrote: » Any idea of a good place to hire a campervan over there ? Dont fancy camping myself so would like a bit of luxury but dont want to be paying through the nose for it either.
