Glastonbury Festival 2025: When and where you can get coaches to Worthy Farm

For those lucky music-lovers who managed to get their hands on tickets to Glastonbury 2025 this weekend, the next step - after celebrating wildly, of course - is to figure out how you're going to get there. If you opted for the coach tickets, which sold out in around half an hour last week, you're all set but everyone else will need to decide between driving to Worthy Farm or taking public transport.

Thousands of tickets were quickly snapped up after going on sale at 9am yesterday and were again sold out in around 30 minutes. Fans were placed in a virtual queue and assigned a random number, with those logging on after the sale started finding themselves at the end of the queue.

Coach tickets include travel to an from the festival from specific stops and ticket-holders must take their coach in order to be allowed into the festival. Every other festival-goers must make their own way to Somerset - but that doesn't have to mean travelling by car.

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Festival organisers encourage visitors to travel to the Worthy Farm site by public transport in an effort to reduce attendees carbon footprints and make the festival as environmentally friendly as possible. National Express will run services to Glastonbury 2025 from nearly 100 locations across the UK - whether you're as nearby as Glastonbury or far out as Glasgow.

Coaches will run from Tuesday, June 24 through the week to Friday, June 27 so you'll be right in time for the musical performers whichever day you choose to travel. There will also be a limited number of coaches taking revellers home on the Sunday night, with the rest running on Monday, June 30.

Everywhere you can get a coach from to Glastonbury Festival 2025

• Edinburgh

• Glasgow

• Hamilton

• Carlisle

• Durham

• Newcastle

• Accrington

• Birkenhead

• Blackburn

• Bolton

• Burnley

• Chester

• Crewe

• Darwen

• Liverpool

• Manchester

• Manchester Airport

• Warrington

• Bradford

• Halifax

• Huddersfield

• Leeds

• Sheffield

• Wakefield

• Chesterfield

• Derby

• Leicester

• Lincoln

• Loughborough

• Newark-on-Trent

• Northampton

• Nottingham

• Bearwood

• Birmingham

• Cheltenham

• Coventry

• Dudley

• Gloucester

• Stoke-on-Trent

• Wallsall

• Warwick Parkway

• Wolverhampton

• Worcester (Warndon)

• Bridgend

• Cardiff

• Newport

• Swansea

• Acie

• Basildon

• Cambridge

• Dartford (Bouewater)

• Great Yarmouth

• Luton

• Luton Airport

• Milton Keynes

• Norwich

• Peterborough

• Southend-on-Sea

• Thetford

• Thurrock (Lakeside)

• Croydon

• London Stratford

• London Victoria

• London Wembley

• Bodmin

• Bath

• Bournemouth

• Bristol

• Bristol Airport

• Bristol Temple Meads

• Dorchester

• Exeter

• Glastonbury

• Liskeard

• Newquay

• Plymouth

• Ringwood

• Saltash

• Stroud

• Swindon

• Taunton

• Basingstoke

• Brighton

• Canterbury

• Chichester

• Dover

• Fareham

• Heathrow Airport

• Gillingham

• Kingston upon Thames

• Newbury

• Oxford

• Portsmouth

• Reading Station

• Southampton

• Sutton (rail station)

• Twickenham

• Worthing

When can you travel?

Tuesday, June 24

• Edinburgh

• Glasgow

• Hamilton

• Carlisle

Wednesday, June 25

All services to Glastonbury will run on Wednesday 25 June.

Thursday, June 26

• Birmingham

• Brighton

• Bristol

• Bristol Airport

• Cardiff

• Chichester

• Heathrow Airport

• Leeds

• Liverpool

• London (Stratford)

• London Victoria Coach Station

• Manchester

• Newport

• Warrington

• Wembley Stadium

• Wolverhampton

• Worthing.

Friday, June 27

• Bristol

• London Victoria Coach Station.

How much is a coach to/from Glastonbury

Coach ticket prices vary by location. The cheapest National Express return fare is £31.50 from Bristol.