How much Glastonbury 2024 tickets cost - including coach prices, car park or campervan passes and tipis

Glastonbury fans will have their final chance to get their hands on tickets for the 2024 event as two resales takes place this week.

The legendary festival returns to Worthy Farm on June 26, with hundreds of thousands of music lovers descending on the Somerset site for the five-day bash.

It was revealed back in March that Glastonbury veterans Coldplay, and first-timers Dua Lipa and American singer Sza, will all headline the Pyramid Stage at this year's festival, with country singer Shania Twain taking the Sunday afternoon legends slot.

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Tickets initially went on sale in November and were snapped up in a matter of minutes. Festival-goers had to pay a £75 deposit at the time, before settling their balance during the first week of April.

Anyone who didn't pay their ticket balance by the deadline has now lost their ticket. But it's good news for anyone who missed out the first time around as those unsold tickets will go back on sale this week, giving fans one last chance to snap one up.

The first ticket resale will be for coach packages - which include a festival ticket as well as coach travel from one of a number of UK cities. Coach tickets will go on sale at 6pm on Thursday, April 18.

A general sale of standard tickets will then take place at 9am on Sunday, April 21. This time around, customers will have to pay the full price of their ticket or coach package upfront.

Admission to Glastonbury Festival has risen steeply over the years, with some criticising the festival for upping its prices last year. Back in 1979, in the very early years of the festival, tickets cost a fiver - but attendees will have to