“I may as well go back to bed for the rest of my life.”
Fans have once again taken to social media to air their frustrations having failed to secure Glastonbury 2019 tickets in the festival’s final general admission ticket resale.
Going on sale at 9am, this morning’s (April 28) resale was the last opportunity for fans to get their hands on tickets for this year’s Worthy Farm festival. Made up of returned tickets from punters who managed to bag them in the general sale, there was no knowing how many would get added to the resale.
Selling out in just 12 minutes, See Tickets, Glastonbury’s official ticket partner, kept hopeful ticket-buyers updated during the brief sale, before declaring that all resale tickets for 2019 had sold out at 9:12am.
All resale tickets for 2019 @GlastoFest are now SOLD OUT
— See (@seetickets) April 28, 2019
Glastonbury’s official Twitter account thanked everyone who bought one, writing: “This morning’s resale tickets have now all been sold. Our thanks to everyone who bought one, and sorry to those of you who missed out.”
This morning’s resale tickets have now all been sold. Our thanks to everyone who bought one, and sorry to those of you who missed out.
— Glastonbury Festival (@GlastoFest) April 28, 2019
Many fans were left frustrated, just like they were when coach ticket resale tickets sold out in just 23 minutes earlier in the week. You can see a selection of their responses to this morning’s sale below.
Hello, old friend #Glastonbury #resale pic.twitter.com/8p1rWqU8OE
— josh denness (@iamcalledjosh) April 28, 2019
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE change this process. every year the same chaos and heartbreak. Just randomly allocate or something….seetickets are a terrible provider
— Nononono (@d4neyh) April 28, 2019
For an eco friendly save the planet peace and love festival, the Glastonbury ticket process is fucking brutal – all our war #glastonbury2019
— jack (@jackvholmes) April 28, 2019
Hello darkness my old friend….#Glastonbury2019 pic.twitter.com/tPemloeWQU
— Chris Williams (@CW_182) April 28, 2019
I am not prepared for this omfg #glastonbury2019 pic.twitter.com/qDkUSIOCni
— Danna (@just_0verj0yed) April 28, 2019
Once your on this page, is there anything you can do? #glastonbury2019 #GlastonburyResale #Glastonbury pic.twitter.com/VykOY6U7Oq
— r e n s k e (@narryasdfghjklv) April 28, 2019
There really should be a system like tickermaster, so once you’re on the page filling out your details, that ticket is yours as long as you do it all in the allocated time. I’m seeing so many people who got to the paying stage&clicked buy and they were sold out. Such false hope!
— Princess Abigail??? (@abbs_2106) April 28, 2019
WORST. WEBSITE. EVER.
— S. (@Shazzabam) April 28, 2019
#Resale expectations of @seetickets team v reality #glastonbury2019 pic.twitter.com/2Oexjcax0L
— ᵁŋᵒᶠᶠⁱᶜⁱᵃˡ (@PiltonParty) April 28, 2019
I may as well go back to bed for the rest of my life #glastonbury2019 pic.twitter.com/8fz8JVlPYi
— Kathryn Evans (@KathrynEvansInk) April 28, 2019
You are useless. Why can people get through, enter all their details, and then be told tickets aren’t available? Why aren’t you guaranteed tickets once you get to booking page? Incredibly frustrating and annoying. @emilyeavis @GlastoFest #Glastonbury #glasto #seetickets
— Kevo B (@kevo__b) April 28, 2019
As with the main sale, tickets sold out as we were inputting our details. Major frustration levels #glastonbury2019 #GlastonburyFestival @GlastoFest Have a great time everyone!
— Paul Fletcher (@saintfletch) April 28, 2019
— Josh Rowntree (@JoshRowntree9) April 28, 2019
Glasto gods NOT on my side this year, I’m devastated #glastonbury2019
— amelia (@fooorrdy) April 28, 2019
Literally entered all our details and then it wouldn’t let me passed this screen ?? pic.twitter.com/BbZcDFMQch
— Steph (@StephMiller98) April 28, 2019
The @GlastoFest heartbreak is real ? #glastonbury2019 #seeticketscandoone
— Jessica Rayner (@jessicarayner) April 28, 2019
Worse system and website ever #glastonbury2019
— Sam Blackmore (@FaintVlogger) April 28, 2019
Can you tell me how I didn’t get a ticket even after putting the reference number , post code in and clicking buy…
Only then to be told Sold Out… I only needed one ticket and that was allocated to me at the stage I reached.#glastonbury2019 @TheGlastoThingy @GlastoFestFeed— Peter Campbell (@TheTylerDurden_) April 28, 2019
Can you ask @emilyeavis to check the top drawer in the kitchen to see if there’s a couple of spare ones in there next to the manual for the microwave and the Chinese takeaway menu ?
— Paul Carless (@paulcarless) April 28, 2019
Yet again third year in a row not made it past that grey holding page ?? heart broken
— Emma Clarke (@ems280204) April 28, 2019
In other Glastonbury news, the line-up for the festival’s Common Stage was revealed earlier this week – with the area set to feature a mix of live performances and DJ sets from the likes of Hot Chip and The Streets’ Mike Skinner.