SOLD OUT!

[lorylooove]

according to the official twitter acount!

"@glastofest Glastonbury 2010 is now sold out. Thanks to everyone who bought tickets. Confirmation emails are still being sent."

[mou]

Still waiting for my confirmation email. Dammit!

[GlastoWatch]

They've also added

If you didn’t get tickets, there will be a small number on sale over the coming weeks when failed transactions are cancelled.

[puppyhand]

My friend's on holiday and tried giving me the "oh it didn't sell out for ages last year" line last night but I INSISTED we get tickets this morning. Thank god for that!

[GlastoWatch]

There were lots of people on Twitter last night accusing us of panicking and that they were going to buy their tickets in the evening when the rush has died down because they're going to be on sale for ages.

i wonder who's panicking now?

[GlastoWatch]

I've just been told by a reliable source that 1,000s of duplicate tickets were booked yesterday, so anyone looking to go is in with a good chance if they're quick when they're rereleased.

[GlastoWatch]

This has been posted on the registration page.

Registrations for future Glastonbury Festivals will be open again week commencing October 12th.

[bobalong]

right i missed out and need to get a ticket haha,was just wondering when the resale will be roughly if thats possible to know at all and how you would say that you have to go about getting a ticket when they do go onsale,will it be internet or phone or whatever.?

[GlastoWatch]

The 1st resale could be any time after the 12th, the don't usually announce it so keep our eyes open.
You'll be able to use the net or phone, this year people were phoning See in Apr/May on the off chance and booking tickets when they weren't officially on sale. It also depends who you talk to if you phone, some will claim they know nothing about tickets being available while others will sell you one there and then.
With See, it seems to be the luck of the draw.

[bobalong]

ok many thanks for the info,i rekon that my best bet would be to ring up on the 12th do you think that would be a good idea, and then just keep ringing almost everyday.
do you think that there will be nothing on the internet about them really.?

much appreciated this by the way.

[GlastoWatch]

Your best bet is to keep checking See's site to see if the status has changed and also check this forum as someone will no doubt post as soon as the situation has changed.

The first resale will be quite a big one, so they're likely to be available online and via phone at the same time. If you phone them everyday, you'll probably just end up annoying them.

When people were phoning in AprMay, tickets were being made available in very small batches as people canceled, so See sold them to whoever was looking for them at the time. With an official resale day looming, they're unlikely to let any go beforehand.

The fist anyone will know about it will probably be when the ticket status changes on the See site.

[umopapisdn]

bob, I'm going to plagiarise your idea of ringing them on the 12th as it sounds like a mondo plan.
If they aren't selling them at that point, then they might at least know a bit more.
Might...