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Tickets for coach and entry packages for Glastonbury 2016 went on sale last night (1 October) and sold out in just 20 minutes.
The 15,000 allocated coach package tickets sold out in record time, despite the fact that - as is usual with Glastonbury - there hasn't been a single line-up announcement yet.
The coach + ticket packages have now all been sold. Thanks to everyone who bought one.
— Glastonbury Festival (@GlastoFest) October 1, 2015
Many Glasto fans managed to get their hands on the much-desired tickets, and took to Twitter to celebrate.
Got Glastonbury tickets, it's Friday and it's WHP tomorrow.. Life is sweet 🍭🍬🍫
— Georgia Greenwood (@ggreenwood94) October 2, 2015
'You got a glastonbury ticket, you bitch. Next thing you know you'll be getting a boyfriend. Get out!' Housemates aren't happy.
— Grace Paul (@grace_paul) October 2, 2015
Woken up and remembered I have a ticket for @GlastoFest next year #glastonbury #happyplace
— Ruth Bullock (@Rooticles) October 2, 2015
oh shit well got Glastonbury ticket today as well fucking vibes that
— zak (@zakreynolds_) October 2, 2015
I’m going to Glastonbury, it seems.
— Rob Sargant (@sargant) October 1, 2015
While others, sadly, weren't so lucky.
Failed to get Glastonbury tickets yesterday, but at least I got Muse tickets this morning.
— Nathan Bratby (@NathanBratby) October 2, 2015
I wish 2014 Amy wasn't such a dick about getting Glastonbury tickets..
— Amy Bryson-Smith (@abrysoni) October 2, 2015
Gutted we didn't get any #glastonbury tickets! Fingers crossed for Sunday
— Dan piper (@mr_piper) October 1, 2015
Can't believe after all these years I'm finally going!! 😀💃🎊🎵🎈🎉🎼🎺🍷🎶 #Glastonbury
— Sinead (@sineadaloeholic) October 1, 2015
Moment of actual panic as I realise I've totally forgotten about Glastonbury tickets going on sale.
— Alex (@Judoon_Platoon) October 1, 2015
If you didn't manage to get tickets, panic not - they go on general sale on Sunday (4 October). For tickets and information, visit here - as tickets are no longer available to purchase via telephone.
Meanwhile, organiser Michael Eavis has revealed that headliners have already been booked for the next two years - with the likes of Coldplay, Muse, Radiohead, Fleetwood Mac and Prince all among the rumours.
