Ticket details have been announced for the 2010 Glastonbury Festival.
Tickets will go on sale at 9am on October 4, 2009. Anyone over 13 wishing to attend one of the biggest musical events of next summer, must also register at Glastonbury's website at least 48 hours before buying a ticket.
Registration closes October 2, 2009
Like before, customers will have the option of buying a full ticket up front - or paying a deposit of £50 to reserve a ticket, with the full balance due February 2010.
The festival runs from Wednesday 23 to Sunday 27 June 2010, with tickets priced at £185 for a full weekend plus £9.95 in booking fees and postage.
Next year's festival marks its 40th anniversary, and will, according to festival organiser Michael Eavis, hopefully see "the best headliners in the world". Speaking to the festival website, he also stated that he thinks the festival will go on for "another ten [years]" and that he has "no interest in retiring".
Click here to register for Glastonbury 2010 tickets.
Did you visit Worthy Farm this year and want to re-live some of its finest moments? Check out our Glastonbury 2009 Gallery.
12:35 PM | 17/09/2009
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