Glastonbury 2024: How to get festival ticket if you missed out
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The reselling of tickets for Glastonbury 2024 is scheduled for the month of April.
Didn't manage to secure tickets for Glastonbury Festival? Fear not, there are still some options to gain entry.
The Somerset event's regular admission tickets were completely bought up in just one hour in November.
Music enthusiasts still have opportunities available, as resales are yet to happen and volunteer slots are still open.
There is no specific date yet, but resold tickets for the Glastonbury Festival will be up for purchase in the month of April.
The amount of tickets available for purchase again is influenced by the number of individuals who do not pay the complete sum even after paying their initial amount in November.
In case you plan to purchase a ticket through resale, it is essential to make sure that you have registered for tickets beforehand.
When buying tickets in the resale, you will need to pay the full amount upfront. The cost for standard tickets is £355 plus an additional £5 for booking fees.
The people who put together festivals want to encourage the fans to use the proper methods to buy tickets and avoid getting tricked into giving away their money.
The Glastonbury Festival initiated a lucky draw for tickets as a means to gather funds for non-profit organizations that assist individuals impacted by conflict.
There are twenty tickets available and you can submit your entry until 12:00 GMT on 28 March.
The individuals in charge stated that the funds collected will be contributed to the British Red Cross, Oxfam, and War Child charities.
The photo credit goes to Yui Mok/PA Wire.
The festivities for 2024 are happening from June 26th to June 30th.
Numerous charitable organizations provide opportunities for volunteering which allow you entry to the Glastonbury Festival.
You can still sign up to volunteer with Greenpeace and those selected will receive festival admission and three daily meals.
As compensation, you are required to fulfill a minimum of five eight-hour workdays during the festival which takes place from June 25th to July 1st.
The opportunity to sign up as a volunteer for the charities WaterAid and Oxfam has ended, but sometimes spots may open up in the future.
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