When Glastonbury tickets should be delivered by and what to do if yours hasn't arrived yet

Glastonbury is now two weeks away and many festival-goers have already received their ticket to Worthy Farm.

Organisers say all tickets should be delivered at least 14 days before the festival (that's today - June 12).

International dispatch has already happened, UK ticket dispatch started on May 6 and coach ticket dispatch started on May 20.

You will be able to obtain your tracking reference via Seetickets’ order tracker. To access the order tracker you will require your email address and booking reference number, which is not the same as your registration number.

You can track your ticket order via www.royalmail.com by entering your tracking reference number.



If you are not at home when your tickets arrive, a card will be left giving you instructions on how to arrange re-delivery (including weekend delivery options) or pick them up from your local collection office

If you ordered more than one ticket, your tickets will be dispatched to the address you provided for the first name on your booking. If you paid your balances separately, you will each receive your own ticket.


What to do if you haven't received your ticket yet

Don't panic. Organisers say you only need to get in touch if you do not have your tickets by 9am on Monday, June 24.

If yours haven't arrived, you should call Seetickets on 0844 412 4626
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What to do if you've lost your tickets

If tickets are delivered to ticket holders, and subsequently lost, destroyed or misplaced, they cannot be replaced - so put them somewhere very safe.