Oct 1, 2008 • 1 min read

New Glastonbury ticketing system fairest yet

Michael Eavis says the new ticketing system for Glastonbury 2009, with a £50 deposit option, is the fairest ever, giving everyone an equal chance.

Michael Eavis says the new ticketing system for Glastonbury 2009 will be the fairest ever, giving everyone who wants one a chance to get a ticket. As previously repored, tickets for next year's event go on sale on Sunday, with fans able to pay in full or put down a £50 deposit.

Eavis told BBC Newsbeat: "After three years, I am now confident that we have developed the fairest ticketing operation available anywhere. With the new scheme, backed by the all-important registration process, everyone has an equal chance of getting a ticket. And most importantly, every ticket will be going to a genuine festival-goer direct. I'm also convinced that the £50 deposit will help a lot of people to spread the payment for their ticket over a much longer period".

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