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Music-lovers who have tickets to the Somerset festival this year will have a week to pay their Glastonbury balance. Find out how here.
Glastonbury Festival is set to open its doors again in 2023 and lucky ticket holders will soon have to pay the remaining balance for the event.
The world-famous Somerset festival returns this year from 21st - 15th June with Arctic Monkeys, Guns N' Roses and Elton John as its headliners.
It's almost time for the April ticket resale, but how long do Glastonbury ticket holders have to pay their balance in full? And how do they pay it?
Find out everything you need to know here including how much it will cost and what happens if you don't pay for your ticket.
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Balance payments on existing Glastonbury deposits will be payable from Saturday 1st April at 9am until Friday 7th April 2023 at 11:59pm BST.
During the period of Saturday 1st April at 9am until Friday 7th April 2023 at 11:59pm BST, deposit holders will be expected to pay the remaining balance of £285 + £5 booking fee + postage fee.
Yes, the festival notes you can pay the balance for up to six ticket holders providing they have all paid their deposit and it is the same ticket type. Grouping all your balance together means spending less on p+p fees, but you still need all the tickets holders' registration numbers and postcodes.
Yes. As long as each ticket holder has their own registration number and postcode, they can pay for their own balance.
Any ticket balances not paid in-full will then be deposited to the card on the with which they were booked. However, remember that you won't quite get a full £50 back because of booking fees and charges. If you just bought a festival ticket, you will only receive £25 back due to a £25 administration charge. An additional £10 will be charged for a coach cancellation fee.
Glastonbury 2023 tickets cost £335 + £5 booking fee and for existing deposit holders £285 + £5 booking fee.
Glastonbury Festival has a strict registration process to avoid touts reselling tickets. The only way to get a Glastonbury deposit refund is to not pay the full balance. Festival organisers also warn on the Glasto website that: "Tickets are security printed and are personal to the ticket holder only. Any attempt to transfer or resell tickets will lead to automatic refusal at the entrance. Beware of forgeries."
Yes, once ticket holders play their final balance, the returned tickets will be available for resale. There's no confirmed date on this yet, but the Glastonbury website informs us it will take place after 8th April 2023.
Given that coach tickets and general sale tickets are sold separately on a Thursday and Sunday respectively, we estimate that the most likely date for resale tickets are:
Get the latest information about Glasto tickets here.
Tickets for Glastonbury 2023 will be available exclusively at https://glastonbury.seetickets.com/. The festival warns not to buy tickets from any other site or provider. They cannot be held responsible for any fake tickets.
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UK tickets are generally sent out by Royal May in late May - early June 2023 and they will be sent to the address entered when booking. They will require a signature at the point of delivery.
Get the latest information about Glasto ticket delivery here.
Yes. Registration is open now. Anyone who will be 13 and over when the festival opens its doors must register to attend here.
Remember, if you plan to buy tickets for others, they all need to be registered and you will need their unique registration numbers and corresponding postcodes to buy tickets on their behalf.
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