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Those of you who registered for Glastonbury tickets but have not yet paid the full amount are reminded that your time is running out.
This week saw Foals, Beck, New Order, Disclosure, The 1975, Grimes, Sigur Ros, M83, James Blake, Bastille, Bring Me The Horizon, Art Garfunkel, Two Door Cinema Club, Guy Garvey, St Etienne, Savages, Vince Staples and many more join the previously announced Muse, Adele and Coldplay. Check out the full line-up below.
Now, if you're a fan of the line-up and still interested, would-be Glasto-goers who have paid the deposit last year now have from 9am today until 11:59pm on Thursday 7 April 2016 to pay the remaining balance or lose out. One should assume that these unpaid and unwanted tickets will be available for re-sale in the weeks following.
The full balance due is £178 (plus a £5 booking fee) per person. plus a £7.75 transaction fee. A balance can be paid on up to six tickets per transaction. If you fail to pay your balance in the week ahead, you will be refunded your deposit minus a £15 admin fee. An extra £10 will be lost if you purchased a coach package.
You can finish paying your balance here.
Glasto tickets sold out last year in record time, and as usual, unwanted, unpaid and refunded tickets will be available for re-sale again later this month - it's likely to be around the second week of April.
Confirming that there will be a re-sale of tickets in the Spring, Emily Eavis told Noisey earlier this year: "There will be a re-sale but unfortunately, as ever, it’s not going to be massive. It’ll probably be a few low thousand – a couple thousand, something like that. That will be in April. We’re really hoping we’ll get some line-up out there before then but we’ll have to just see. There are lots of reasons why it’s tied up – contracts and that."
