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Tickets to next year's Glastonbury Festival have been announced to go on sale next month. Full details are below.
Main ticket sales will open at 9am on Sunday 6 October, while coach packages will be available from Thursday 3 October at 6pm. For the first time in Glastonbury history, 15,000 coach and ticket deals will be available ahead of general ticket sales.
For general tickets, customers will have to pay a £50 deposit online by visiting here, or you can buy tickets by calling 0844 412 4635 from a UK phone or +44 1159 934 183 from international numbers.
Music lovers can purchase six tickets per transaction and the full ticket price is £210 with an additional a £5 booking fee. The same goes for coach packages, but festival-goers will also have to pay the full price of their coach tickets. Special delivery postage by Royal Mail also comes at a cost of £7. Glasto-goers will have to pay the balance £160 plus the booking fee will be due in the first week of April 2014 and balances can't be paid prior to this.
To be able to buy tickets, you must have registered on the official Glastonbury registration page here by Monday 30 September, before registration closes a week later on Sunday 6 October.
Elbow are strongly rumoured for an appearance at Glastonbury 2014
Glasto boss Michael Eavis has previously spoken out about next year's headliners, claiming that the acts have never headlined the event before and are 'pretty obvious'.
Speaking to BBC Newsbeat, Eavis said that this year's event would be 'hard to beat', but that he was already thinking about acts for Glastonbury 2015.
"I don't believe that we can top what we did this year, the weather was perfect," he said. "The Stones were absolutely brilliant, all the other stuff we're doing in the southeast corner was absolutely fantastic. I'm not going to say we can do it better 'cause we can't, that was the ultimate festival this year! Downhill all the way now. I've had 44 years of an incredible career and we're still milking the old cows as well."
Speaking about the acts he has lined up for next year's event, Eavis continued: "Pretty obvious isn't it? There aren't many left. It's the process of elimination isn't it? I think we've got three or four really good ones lined up for next year and we're sorting out 2015 as well. I take the liberty of booking the headliners myself."
In another interview with NME, Eavis added that 2014's headliners were 'more or less in place' and that they were new to the festival.
"They're three bands who haven't played Glastonbury, and that's important," he said. "There aren't many bands left who haven't played the festival, and before we run out I'd like to persuade the ones on my wish list to come down. I think I've managed that with these three."
Festival news and rumours website Efestivals recently reported that Elbow, Fleetwood Mac and Depeche Mode were likely to appear at next year's event - with the latter two likely to headline, as Elbow appeared on the Pyramid Stage before U2 in 2011.
As always, speculation surrounds the likelihood of appearances from Prince and David Bowie.
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