Glastonbury Festival's local ticket sale opens on Sunday 1 November, with residents of Glastonbury and Shepton Mallet getting first access at 9am. Wells and Street residents can join the sale an hour later, while Sunday-only tickets become available at 11am.

The sale gives eligible residents another chance to secure Glastonbury 2027 tickets after missing out earlier this month. Michael Eavis has held back an allocation for people living near Worthy Farm.

Full weekend tickets go on sale at 9am for the inner catchment zone, which includes Glastonbury, Shepton Mallet and Pilton. At 10am, booking opens to both zones, including Wells and Street.

Weekend tickets cost £408, including the booking fee. Buyers pay a £100 deposit on sale day, with the remaining £308 and postage payable from 1–7 April 2027.

Up to four weekend tickets can be booked per transaction. Everyone must already be registered within the eligible catchment and be a permanent, full-time resident; proof of address may be requested.

Registration is suspended ahead of and during the sale. Anyone not already registered within the catchment cannot book.

Sunday tickets go on sale at 11am for Mendip and central Somerset residents, covering a wider area than the weekend allocation. They cost £145 plus postage and include compulsory return bus travel, with pick-ups in Glastonbury, Street, Wells and Shepton Mallet. Info

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Tickets will be sold through Glastonbury's See Tickets website. Residents can check the catchment map and full booking conditions on the festival's official ticket information page.

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