Glastonbury tickets 2023 - live updates: Coaches sold out in 22 minutes
The first of two Glastonbury ticket sales for the 2023 festival starts at 6pm on Thursday
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Your support makes all the difference.Glastonbury fans are preparing for the second set of tickets for the 2023 festival to go on sale.
The music festival returns to Worthy Farm next summer from Wednesday 21 June to Sunday 25 June.
The first round of tickets, which included coach travel, went at 6pm on Thursday (3 November). They sold out in 22 minutes, with many prospective punters reporting that the website didn’t load for them at all.
The remaining Glastonbury tickets will be released on Sunday 6 November at 9am. You must already have registered for tickets to be able to purchase them.
Only tickets bought via SeeTickets will be valid at the festival.
Glastonbury is known for being one of the toughest festivals to get tickets for, with tickets expected to sell out in less than an hour once again.
Planning to go hard for tickets on Sunday morning? Check out our handy guide on how to help secure them (or get as close as you can, anyway)...
How to buy Glastonbury 2023 coach tickets: Tips, prices, times and more
What time do Glastonbury tickets go on sale on Seetickets today?
Buying a Glasto ticket can feel a bit risky – after all, you’re splashing the cash without knowing who’ll be playing (although you can guarantee there’ll be something for everyone).
Reports today have suggested that Rihanna could be returning for the festival, but we’ll have to wait and see!
Looking back at Glastonbury 2022
Umm-ing and ahh-ing about whether you want to go to Glastonbury next year? Why not check out the highlights of The Independent’s coverage from this summer’s festival.
Trust us... it was a good ‘un!
How much do Glastonbury 2023 tickets cost?
Glastonbury 2023 will be the most expensive yet, with tickets costing an eye-watering £335 plus a £5 booking fee.
The last time Glastonbury tickets went on general sale was in 2019, when a standard ticket cost £265 plus a £5 booking fee.
Emily Eavis has explained why prices have risen so much, but it still makes Glastonbury one very expensive festival.
At least the good people on Twitter have seen the funny side...
Glastonbury tickets go on sale (again) this weekend
Luckily, there will still be another chance to get tickets on Sunday (6 November).
The bulk of tickets will be up for grabs in the regular sale, which go on sale at 9am.
You can find out everything you need to know about getting tickets below...
How to buy Glastonbury 2023 coach tickets: Tips, prices, times and more
What time do Glastonbury tickets go on sale on Seetickets today?
ICYMI: Glastonbury coach tickets sell out in less than half an hour
Anyone else still reeling from yesterday? All Glastonbury coach packages (tickets plus coach travel) went on sale at 6pm and sold out within 22 minutes, leaving plenty of hopefuls feeling rather disappointed.
Luckily, there will be another chance to get tickets during Sunday (6 November) morning’s main sale, so set your alarms!
Coach tickets sold out in less than 30 minutes this year – 22 minutes, to be precise!
The last time coach tickets went that quickly was for the 2017 festival! In 2019, they sold out in 29 minutes and in 2020, they went in 27 minutes.
Here’s hoping that, with more tickets up for grabs on Sunday, they stick around a little longer...
If you missed out on tickets – don’t worry! The bulk of tickets will be going on sale at 9am on Sunday 6 November, with no coach travel required.
For more tips on how to get tickets, check out our handy guide below...
How to buy Glastonbury 2023 coach tickets: Tips, prices, times and more
What time do Glastonbury tickets go on sale on Seetickets today?
Glastonbury coach tickets sell out in 22 minutes
Aaaaand that’s it! Coach tickets are sold out at 6.22pm.
Pub, anyone?
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