Glastonbury Festival 2003

Friday 27th to Sunday 29th June 2003
Worthy Farm, Pilton, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4AZ, England MAP
£105 (plus booking fee plus postage) - SOLD OUT!

Daily capacity: 150,000

Last updated: Wed 7th Aug 2013

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Following the success of the new security measures last year, nothing is being relaxed - in fact security will be tougher still.
New measures include extra police and security presence, and CCTV coverage. There will also be no alcohol for sale in Pilton, as the shop will not be selling it during the Festival, and the Crown pub will be shut. This is to lessen problems and distruption in the village - please respect the villagers right to live their life as normal, and with luck they'll respect the Festival - getting a licence each year is made harder by the problems they suffer.

The gates open at 9am on Wednesday 25th June (as normal). Getting there on the Wednesday is becoming more popular with each passing year - it allows you to get your bearings (the site is huge) and soak up the vibe, ready for it all to kick off bigtime on Friday morning.

Tickets sold out in 24 hours! If you don't have a ticket, please stay away - you WILL NOT get in.

What's On?
With over 2,000 performances at 25 or so venues the entertainment will be as good as ever. The full line-ups for the music stages (and a few others) have now will be revealed.
information about stages/venues will be added below as available
Pyramid Stage
Other Stage
One World Stage
Dance Tent
Acoustic Tent
The Glade Stage
New Bands Tent
Avalon Stage
The Lost Stage
Cabaret Marquee
Lost Vagueness
The Lost Field - Meccadonalds - The Lost Cafe
Avalon Cafe
Left Field tent
Cinema - films thru the night

BBC Webcam
The BBC tell us that they will be making a movie of all the webcam shots, and it will be available for download from the Radio 1 website after the festival is over.

webcasts

For detailed information on all aspects of the festival, click here.

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