Can you still register to buy Glastonbury 2025 tickets?

Glastonbury is one of the most sought after festivals when it comes to tickets.

Despite more than 200,000 people flocking to Worthy Farm in Somerset each time the five-day festival takes place, there is still more demand than their is capacity on the 900-acre site. That means fans need to be organised if they want to secure a spot.

Tickets for the festival will be going on sale this week - with coach and ticket packages being made available in the middle of the week, and standard tickets put up for sale at the weekend. And, with rumours that a fallow year is imminent, fans are eager to snap up spaces for 2025.

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This year, those wanting to get tickets for the event, which will take place from June 25 to 29, need to pre-register for a ballot system with those who successfully make it through getting access to this week's ticket sales.

Unfortunately, if you haven't already registered for the ballot, then you are out of luck right now. The ballot closed on Monday evening (November 11) at 5pm - and had been running since earlier this month.

Only those with a code received via a successful ballot entry will be able to try and secure tickets. However, if previous years are any indication, there will still be further opportunities later this year to nab some tickets.

In the past, a number of tickets that have not been fully paid for or claimed by successful entrants will be put up for resale by festival organisers. This usually takes place in the spring, ahead of the festival, but will be confirmed at a later date. And, of course, if you still are unsuccessful, the festival will be shown across the BBC.

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