The first group of tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2025 sold out in 30 minutes, organisers have confirmed. Festival-goers had to navigate a new booking process when the sale for

A statement from the official festival Twitter account announced at 6.32pm that tickets had 'sold out', alongside a note on its website - after organisers changed the booking process

The new system doesn't change the booking process itself but the way fans join it, as they are now "randomly assigned a place in a queue" instead of having to refresh the holding page in the hope of a ticket to the world-famous festival.

The Glastonbury Festival 2025 ticket bloodbath has officially ended for today as coach tickets went on sale at 6pm, and were sold out by 6.32pm. Just 25 minutes into the purchasing process, See Tickets announced: ‘Wednesday coach tickets for @Glastonbury 2025 are now sold out, limited departures are still available for Thursday departures.’

Coach tickets are the first to go on sale ahead of next year's Glastonbury Festival. Be ready as they'll sell out fast. View on euronews

A number of Glastonbury fans were not best pleased after the first release of tickets sold out within half an hour. People have taken to social media to criticise the music festival over their new system for queueing, which many say is the reason why they couldn't get tickets.

The first batch of Glastonbury Festival tickets will go on sale this evening (November 14) from 6pm - with millions of people expected to try and secure their coach tickets to the huge event at Worthy Farm next summer.

Coach ticket packages for Glastonbury Festival are set to go on sale at 18:00 GMT on Thursday.

Tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2025 will be available starting on Thursday evening. The festival is set for 25–29 June 2025 at Worthy Farm in Somerset, with a break planned for 2026. Coach packages will be offered first at 6pm,