Glastonbury Festival has confirmed that tickets for its 2027 return will go on sale this October, with the price of a weekend pass rising to £408 – the first time the event has broken the £400 threshold.
Glastonbury 2027 tickets go on sale in October – crossing £400 for the first time
The £408 price tag is a £29.50 increase on 2025’s £378.50 general admission ticket.
Organisers have previously explained that Glastonbury must sell out to break even, citing rising production costs, energy bills, staffing, security and post‑pandemic recovery as key pressures.
Like much of the live industry, the festival has also faced supply‑chain and staffing challenges, plus Brexit‑related complications for equipment and crew movement.
When will Glastonbury 2027 tickets go on sale?
Tickets with coach travel are available from Thursday October 1 at 6pm, general tickets will go on sale at 9am on Sunday October 4.
Here’s what you need to know before the Glastonbury 2027 sale day scramble
- Festival dates: Wednesday 23 June to Sunday 27 June 2027.
- Coach + ticket packages: Thursday 1 October 2026 at 6pm BST.
- General admission: Sunday 4 October 2026 at 9am BST.
- Ticket price: £408 per person (includes £5 booking fee), plus postage and packing.
Deposit and balance: £100 deposit now; remaining £308 plus postage due between 1–7 April 2027.
Registration deadline: 5pm BST on Friday 25 September 2026 for anyone aged 13+ on 23 June 2027.
Up to six tickets can be bought in one transaction, and all buyers must be registered on the official Glastonbury site.
Fans should prepare for the usual frenzy: Glastonbury tickets typically sell out in under an hour, with thousands queuing online at once.
Glastonbury 2027 line-up rumours (and what’s been ruled out)
Headliners for 2027 have not been announced. Speculation has included names such as Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, Fontaines DC and Stevie Wonder, while organiser Emily Eavis has publicly ruled out Madonna for the Pyramid Stage. A resale will follow in spring 2027 after the line‑up is revealed.
