Millions of festival-goers around the globe have entered the Glastonbury ticket fight tonight in the hopes of making it to Worthy Farm, in Somerset, next summer

The next opportunity for people to get their hands on tickets will be at 9am on Sunday 17 November. | ITV News

The first ticket sale for Glastonbury Festival 2025 took place this week and fans shared their reactions to the new queuing system.

Glastonbury fans were left deeply frustrated today as a new queue system was implemented - with many booted out of the queue after being told their registered number had been rejected

The festival, which takes place between Wednesday 25 June to Sunday 29 June 2025, has revealed that ticket prices to Glastonbury 2025 have increased by £13.50 on last year, with a general admission full weekend ticket now costing £373.50 plus a £5 booking fee. General admission tickets to the 2024 event cost £360.

Unlucky fans who did not bag tickets to Glastonbury Festival 2025 have taken to social media to slam the new ticket queue system. Festival organisers debuted a set up on Sunday (16 November) where punters were “randomly assigned a place in the queue” rather than refreshing the holding page when tickets went live.

Half of general tickets sold as fans endure ‘horrendous’ queue - Fans hoping to get tickets for next year’s Worthy Farm event are having to navigate new queuing system for first time

Glastonbury 2025 tickets sell out in just 35 minutes leaving thousands who missed out fuming at new system - Standard tickets went on sale at 9am on Sunday