Glastonbury ticket price breaches £400

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Organizers have priced weekend tickets for the 2027 Glastonbury Festival at £408 including a £5 booking fee and raised the deposit to £100, prompting fan backlash ahead of early October sales. The festival returns to Worthy Farm from 23 to 27 June 2027, with coach-travel tickets on sale from 1 October at 6pm and general tickets from 4 October at 9am. Commenters compared the price to other festivals such as Boomtown (£440/£370) and Lost Village (£405), while some defended the rise as a response to higher running costs and recovery from two years without the festival due to Covid; the line-up remains unannounced.

Weekend tickets for Glastonbury 2027 cost £408 with £100 deposit.

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Glastonbury did not run in 2026. Organizers face higher costs and are still recovering from two years without a festival because of Covid. Tickets go on sale in early October and the line-up may be announced later.

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