Glastonbury Festival Announces 2026 Ticket Sale Dates as Prices Pass £400 for First Time
The festival will return in June after a fallow year, with BBC Entertainment & Arts reporting ticket prices have topped £400 for the first time.
Glastonbury Festival has confirmed the dates for its next ticket sale, according to a report by BBC Entertainment & Arts.
The festival is set to return in June following a fallow year, the BBC reported.
According to the report, ticket prices for the upcoming event have exceeded £400 for the first time in the festival's history.
Further details on the specific sale dates and pricing structure were not immediately available beyond what was reported by the BBC.
Sources
- Glastonbury confirms ticket sale dates - and highest ever price — BBC Entertainment & Arts
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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