The ticket is just the entry fee. Once inside, you’ll need money for food. A burger? £8. A pint of cider? £6.
Cocktails are a £12 minimum. And you’ll want them after queuing for the loo.
Cash? Forget it. Everything is card or contactless. No ATMs on site. Plan ahead, or you’ll be begging for a £3 coffee.
The Charity Angle (Feel Good Factor)
Glastonbury donates millions to groups like Oxfam, Greenpeace, and WaterAid. Buying a ticket is a tiny act of rebellion.
Your £360 helps fight climate change and poverty. You’re not just a festival-goer; you’re a philanthropist in wellies.
People can’t believe how much the price of Glastonbury tickets have
Fun fact: The festival also pays local farmers for the land use. Michael Eavis, the founder, used to be a dairy farmer. Now he’s a mud mogul.
