It's almost time for one final mad scramble for Glastonbury tickets — as organisers have confirmed the resale dates for the 2025 festival.

If you missed out in the initial sale, this is your last shot at getting into Worthy Farm this summer.

A "very limited" number of tickets — snapped back from people who didn't pay their final balance — will go on sale later this month.

Coach and ticket packages will be up for grabs at 6pm on Thursday 24 April, with general admission tickets on sale at 9am on Sunday 27 April.

Accommodation options — including Worthy View and Sticklinch glamping, plus campervan and caravan passes — will go on sale from 11am the same day.

All tickets will be sold exclusively via glastonbury.seetickets.com.

But as always, you'll need to be registered in advance to be in with a chance. Registration closes at 5pm on Wednesday 23 April — so if you haven't done it yet, don't hang about. You can register here: https://glastonbury.seetickets.com/registration/register.

Tickets cost £378.50 (plus a £5 booking fee) and an extra £10.25 for postage per order (£2.75 for coach packages).

People booking with international cards will need to pay the full balance upfront and must use a Visa or Mastercard — American Express isn't accepted.

You can buy up to four tickets in one transaction (two for coach packages), but you'll need the registration numbers and postcodes for everyone you're booking for.

Car park passes will also be available during the general resale.

As always with Glastonbury — expect demand to far outweigh supply.

Get your devices charged, your registration details ready, and your fingers crossed.