Glastonbury 2027 tickets: sale times, prices, registration rules and dates
Glastonbury 2027 tickets go on sale this week, with coach packages available first before general admission opens on Sunday morning.
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The first Glastonbury Festival 2027 tickets go on sale this week, with coach packages available from 18:00 BST on Thursday before general admission tickets are released at 09:00 on Sunday, BBC News reported.
The festival will return to Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, from 23-27 June 2027 after taking a fallow year in 2026. BBC News said buyers must already have registered with the Glastonbury Festival website to take part in the October ticket sales.
Glastonbury 2027 tickets: key dates, times and price
- BBC News said coach tickets go on sale at 18:00 BST on Thursday.
- General admission tickets go on sale at 09:00 on Sunday, according to BBC News.
- Coach tickets cost £408 plus the selected coach fare, BBC News reported.
- Glastonbury Festival 2027 will run from 23-27 June 2027 at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, BBC News said.
- Registration closed on 25 September and will not reopen until after the October ticket sales, according to BBC News.
- BBC News said buyers can purchase up to six tickets per transaction once they have made it through the queue and paid a deposit.
What time do Glastonbury 2027 tickets go on sale?
BBC News reported that the first opportunity to buy Glastonbury 2027 tickets will be the coach-ticket sale at 18:00 BST on Thursday. Those packages are priced at £408 plus the cost of the selected coach fare.
The main general admission sale follows at 09:00 on Sunday, according to BBC News. That gives registered fans two separate opportunities during the initial October sales, depending on whether they want a coach package or a general admission ticket.
In recent years, BBC News said organisers have operated an automatic queuing system on sale day. Fans have needed to be online before the sale begins and have a valid registration number ready.
The broadcaster reported that once buyers reach the front of the queue, they can purchase up to six tickets in a single transaction after paying a deposit. Anyone hoping to buy this week therefore needs to have completed the festival's registration process before the deadline.
Glastonbury 2027 sale-day timetable
| Sale or event | Date or time | What readers need to know |
|---|---|---|
| Registration deadline | 25 September | BBC News said registration closed on this date and will not reopen until after the October ticket sales. |
| Coach ticket sale | 18:00 BST on Thursday | BBC News reported that coach tickets cost £408 plus the selected coach fare. |
| General admission sale | 09:00 on Sunday | BBC News said registered buyers can join the sale for general admission tickets. |
| Festival dates | 23-27 June 2027 | BBC News said Glastonbury will return to Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset. |
How Glastonbury 2027 registration and the ticket queue work
Registration is a key condition of taking part in the Glastonbury ticket sale. BBC News reported that buyers must have pre-registered through the Glastonbury Festival website before attempting to buy tickets.
Registration closed on 25 September and will stay closed until after the October ticket sales, BBC News said. That means anyone who did not register by the deadline cannot complete a new registration in time for this week's initial ticket releases.
According to BBC News, organisers have used an automatic queuing system in recent years. Fans need to be online before the relevant sale begins and have a valid registration number. Reaching the ticket-buying stage depends on progressing through that queue.
BBC News said people who get through can buy as many as six tickets per transaction once a deposit has been paid. The broadcaster did not report any further ticket price beyond the stated £408 cost for coach tickets, plus the selected coach fare.
Where do Glastonbury coach tickets depart from?
BBC News reported that Glastonbury coach packages will be available from 28 departure locations around the country. The locations named by the broadcaster include London, Bristol, Bath, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester and Cardiff.
The coach sale opens before the general admission sale, at 18:00 BST on Thursday. BBC News said the ticket element costs £408, with buyers also paying the fare for whichever coach they select.
The separate coach sale gives registered festival-goers an earlier opportunity to secure a place at Glastonbury 2027, provided they are willing to travel on one of the available coach services. Those who do not buy in the coach sale can attempt to secure general admission tickets when that sale opens at 09:00 on Sunday.
What happens if you miss the Glastonbury 2027 ticket sale?
Fans who do not secure tickets in the initial sales will have another opportunity. BBC News reported that anyone who missed the registration deadline or cannot buy a ticket on Thursday will have another chance in the spring resale.
That will also matter to people who were unable to register before 25 September, because BBC News said registration will not reopen until after the October ticket sales have finished.
The first sales this week therefore do not represent the final opportunity to attend Glastonbury 2027, although the broadcaster did not provide a date, time or price for the spring resale. Those details were not included in BBC News's report.
When and where is Glastonbury Festival 2027?
Glastonbury Festival will take place from 23-27 June 2027 at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, BBC News reported. The event returns after a fallow year in 2026.
The last act to perform on the Pyramid Stage before that break was Olivia Rodrigo, according to BBC News. She closed the Pyramid Stage programme in 2025 before the festival entered its fallow year.
Headliners for the 2027 festival have not yet been confirmed, BBC News said. That leaves the first ticket sales taking place before fans know which artists will top the bill at Worthy Farm.
Are Oasis playing Glastonbury 2027?
Despite speculation among fans, Oasis are not due to play Glastonbury 2027, according to comments from festival organiser Emily Eavis reported by BBC News. The broadcaster said Eavis responded directly to a Glastonbury-goer on social media and put the rumours to bed.
The speculation followed Oasis announcing a series of 2027 concerts across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the US during the previous week. BBC News described the band's touring schedule as containing a potentially Glastonbury-shaped hole, which helped fuel discussion among festival-goers.
However, BBC News reported that Eavis has said Oasis are not scheduled to appear. No Glastonbury 2027 headliners have yet been confirmed, meaning buyers entering this week's ticket sales will be doing so without an announced headline line-up.
Frequently asked questions
What time do Glastonbury 2027 tickets go on sale?
BBC News reported that Glastonbury 2027 coach tickets go on sale at 18:00 BST on Thursday. General admission tickets then go on sale at 09:00 on Sunday. Buyers must already have registered with the Glastonbury Festival website because registration closed on 25 September.
How much are Glastonbury 2027 tickets?
BBC News said coach tickets for Glastonbury 2027 will cost £408 plus the selected coach fare. The broadcaster did not give another ticket price in its report. Coach packages are the first tickets to go on sale, with the sale opening at 18:00 BST on Thursday.
Do you need to register before buying Glastonbury 2027 tickets?
Yes. BBC News reported that buyers must have pre-registered through the Glastonbury Festival website. Registration closed on 25 September and will not reopen until after the October ticket sales. Registered buyers who reach the front of the queue can purchase up to six tickets per transaction after paying a deposit.
When is Glastonbury Festival 2027?
BBC News reported that Glastonbury Festival 2027 will run from 23-27 June 2027 at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset. The festival is returning after a fallow year in 2026. Headliners have not yet been confirmed, while Emily Eavis has said Oasis are not due to play.
Sources: reporting by BBC News.
Filed under Entertainment · Written by Marcus Reeve



