NATIONAL Express has launched tickets to the Glastonbury Festival site as thousands of people are set to travel to Worthy Farm next year.
Following the festival’s fallow year, the service provider is expecting "strong demand" from fans eager to return to head to the Somerset festival as the 2027 event gets underway.
Passengers can now travel directly to the festival gates, making it simple to get from their local town or city to the heart of the action.
Tickets also include a 20kg hold luggage allowance, plus one piece of soft hand luggage – giving festivalgoers plenty of room to pack their weekend essentials.
National Express coach services go on sale on October 4 2026, giving festivalgoers the opportunity to secure their travel plans alongside their festival tickets. Coach tickets start from £24 one way and can be booked at www.nationalexpress.com/glastonbury.
Bhavik Patel, Senior Commercial Manager at National Express, said: “Following a fallow year, anticipation for Glastonbury 2027 is at an all-time high.
"We expect substantial demand as festivalgoers prepare for their long-awaited return to Worthy Farm.
“Having proudly served Glastonbury attendees for over 25 years, we look forward to welcoming thousands back onboard.
"Whether it's your first visit or you're a seasoned regular, our goal is to ensure your journey marks the perfect start to the weekend.
"With a generous 20kg luggage allowance included, you can bring all your festival gear, relax, and let our drivers take you straight to the gates.”
An official coach ticket sale will take place at 6pm on Thursday, October 1, before general admission tickets go on sale at 9.00am on Sunday, October 4.
Find out more information about travelling to Glastonbury Festival 2027 on the official website.
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