Glastonbury ticket registration closing
- Fri, 2 Oct 2009
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Tickets for Glastonbury 2010 go on sale on the morning of Sunday 4 October but to be in with a chance of getting hold of them you'll need to register online by midnight on Friday.
To register, go to the official Glastonbury registration site.
Registration is not a guarantee of getting tickets to the festival, which will be the 40th anniversary event. Tickets cost £185 plus a £5 booking fee and £4.95 delivery.
Additionally, tickets for car parking will cost £15.
"Following its successful introduction last year, our deposit scheme will once again be in place, giving customers the option of paying a deposit of £50 to reserve a ticket, with the full balance due by the closing date of February 28 2010. Or, you can buy the full ticket outright from 4 October," a message on the official site reads.
Tickets will go on sale through the See Tickets website at 0900BST on Sunday morning, and through the official phone line: 0844 412 4635.
Festival organiser Michael Eavis has promised extra-special headline acts for the 40th anniversary festival.
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October 05 09:30
nicola turner
bought my husbands ticket and camping ticket website tried to put deposit on my ticket it would not accept my reg number phone lines were jammed so my husband has a ticket and i dont what can i do please help.
October 06 09:21
Sarah
Hey Nicola, I am in the same boat - my husband has a ticket and I don't. let me know what you are doing about it...please!
October 07 20:43
CHAS WHITE
THREE ATTEMPTS TO REGISTER FOR TICKETS BEFORE FRIDAY DEADLINE HEARD NOTHING VERY DISAPPOINTED
October 08 00:48
ben
Simmilar thing happened to me, my friend was trying to buy our tickets and it would not accept my registration number so i guess i have to try again when the cancelled tix go onsale in 2010, hopefully we get some help with it before then!