Glastonbury fans get one final chance to secure tickets this week as the festival’s first resale opens Thursday evening.
Starting at 6 p.m. on Thursday, coach tickets will be available for purchase. These include both your festival entrance and coach fare. A general resale of festival tickets will follow on Sunday morning.
Glastonbury 2025 returns to Worthy Farm from Wednesday, June 25. The lineup includes headliners such as Rod Stewart, Neil Young, The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo, Charli XCX, and Loyle Carner across multiple stages.
Tickets sold out in record time last November — under 40 minutes — so the remaining tickets are expected to disappear quickly once on sale.
To buy a coach ticket, fans must have their registration number and postcode ready. The coach ticket price includes the £378.50 festival ticket plus the coach fare.
Coaches will depart from various locations nationwide, with some offering return trips and others only one-way travel. Prices vary depending on the departure point.
Those who secure coach tickets will receive an e-ticket for travel before the festival. Festival entrance tickets will be handed out on the coach itself.
To prepare, it’s helpful to know where you want to travel from and the associated cost. Below is the full list of available coach locations and prices, as published on the official Glastonbury website.
Return Journey Prices
- Bath: £47
- Birmingham: £60
- Brighton: £73
- Bristol: £47
- Cambridge: £98
- Cardiff: £50
- Edinburgh: £162
- Glasgow: £160
- Leeds: £114
- Leicester: £62
- Lincoln: £111
- Liverpool: £110
- London: £74
- Manchester: £109
- Newcastle: £140
- Norwich: £109
- Nottingham: £66
- Oxford: £57
- Plymouth: £59
- Reading: £54
- Sheffield: £111
- Southampton: £58
- Stoke: £75
- Swansea: £55
- Swindon: £52
- Taunton: £47
- Truro: £79
- York: £118
One-Way Journey Prices
- Bath: £24
- Bristol: £24
- London: £40
- Reading: £35
- Taunton: £29
Fans should be ready to act fast when tickets go on sale, as demand remains extremely high for Glastonbury 2025.
