Coach package tickets went on sale at 6pm on Thursday evening
The first tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2027 have gone on sale as thousands battled to get their hands on them.
Coach package tickets went on sale at 6pm on Thursday evening for the Somerset festival, which takes place from June 23 to 27 next summer.
It comes after Glastonbury took 2026 off to give the ground space and time to recover.
While headliners have not yet been confirmed, there are bound to be some huge names on the bill, with names like Harry Styles, Sam Fender and Sabrina Carpenter all doing the rounds as possible acts.
Tickets for this year’s festival cost £408. Coach packages include a general admission ticket along with either one-way or return travel on a pre-booked coach. Anyone who wants to purchase a ticket will need to pay a £100 deposit as well as their coach fare, which will vary depending on their pick-up location.
This year, tickets sold out within 30 minutes. According to fans stuck in the queue, tickets for Wednesday appeared to sell out by around 6.20pm. Many shared a message on See Tickets saying: “Wednesday coach tickets are now sold out, limited departures are still available for Thursday.”
Then, at around 6.30pm, SeeTickets posted on X that all tickets were now sold out.
For fans who were unable to get tickets there will be a general sale on Sunday morning from 9am.


