Coach trip tickets are on sale Thursday, and that's what I'm into. Only one other friend so far has expressed an interest for this plan, and there are meant to be four of us going... Registration closes today, just waiting to hear from one that he has registered, then we can really worry about how many tickets to get.
GO GREEN! CATCH A COACH TICKET & GET PRIORITY BOOKING FOR WORTHY VIEW The first chance to buy tickets for the 2020 Festival will go to those booking a coach + ticket package, as part of the Festival’s continued commitment to green travel. These coach + ticket packages will go on sale at 6pm BST on Thursday, 3rd October, via glastonbury.seetickets.com.
As well as being the first to secure Glastonbury tickets, those travelling to the Festival with a coach + ticket package will have access to an additional benefit for 2020. When accommodation goes on sale later in the autumn for Worthy View (the Festival’s official pre-erected campsite), priority booking will be given to coach + ticket package holders.
You may book up to six coach tickets per transaction. When booking a coach package you will need to pay the deposit (£50) plus full coach fare, with the Festival ticket balance due in the first week of April 2020.
I like the idea of travelling to Bristol or Bath the day before, staying over, and getting a coach from there, it is only sligthly insane. Slightly more sensible for me would be getting a coach from London, so I can head up on the fast train - maybe stay over still to extend the trip a bit - and then cruise on to the festival site on a coach after that. Coach trip definitely feels the best option to me, though it is adding a little more expense.
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