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Basically - the only tents worth talking about are the F&B range from Decathlon. They come in different sizes and types so take a look at their website to figure out what best suits you. Or better yet pop down your nearest store (ideally one of the big retail park ones rather than a town centre one or an ASDA concession) as they should have a few on display by now.

Would remind people that most competitions haven't closed yet, so not the time to be giving up. With at least a couple (BBC/WaterAid still to come). Specifically - Vodafone Social Media - 5 winners of 2 tickets via Prize Draw - Enter via comment on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram - Closes 21st April - https://xd.wayin.com/display/container/dc/728bb45f-f701-454b-bfcc-f743c2dcab04/details Vodafone VeryMe - 100 winners of 2 tickets via Instant Win. - Vodafone customers only, enter via MyVodafone / VeryMe app. - Closes 21st April - Details at https://www.vodafone.co.uk/newscentre/press-release/veryme-rewards-customers-can-win-tickets-glastonbury/ Co-op / Worthy Farm Cheddar - 10 winners of 2 tickets via Prize Draw. - Automatic entry when purchasing pack from a Co-op Group Store and scanning membership card. - Closes 23rd April - Details at https://www.coop.co.uk/competitions/glastonbury-ticket-competition Co-op / Brooklyn Pilsner - 6 winners of 2 tickets via Prize Draw. - Automatic entry when purchasing pack from a Co-op Group Store and scanning membership card. - Closes 23rd April - Details at https://www.coop.co.uk/competitions/brooklyn-buy-scan-win The Guardian - 10 winners of 2 tickets via Prize Draw in a "nominate a friend" format. - Enter via online form - Closes 28th April - Details at https://www.theguardian.com/info/2024/apr/15/nominate-a-friend-to-go-to-glastonbury-festival-2024 White Claw - 1 winner of 2 tickets via Prize Draw. - Enter via online form - Closes 8th May - Details at https://uk.whiteclaw.com/pages/glastonbury TimeOut / Brothers Cider - 1 winner of 2 tickets via Prize Draw - Enter via online form - Closes 11th May - Details at https://www.timeout.com/london/things-to-do/win-a-pair-of-tickets-to-glastonbury-festival Brothers Cider - 10 winners of 2 tickets via Instant Win. - Enter via online form using code from marked cans, available at "most major supermarkets". - Closes 31st May - Details at https://brotherscider.co.uk/blogs/blog/win-glastonbury-festival-tickets Hunter Boots - 1 winner of 2 tickets via Prize Draw. - Enter via following them on Instagram, and commenting. Additional entry by doing the same on TikTok. - Closes 31st May - Details at https://www.instagram.com/hunterbootsuk/p/C5RA668IpoQ/ Co-op / Clipper Teas - 5 winners of 2 tickets via Prize Draw. - Enter via online form using code from marked pack, available at Co-op. - Closes 31st May - Details at https://www.clipper-teas.com/prize-draw/ Oxfam / Tony's Chocolonely - 5 winners of 2 tickets via Instant Win - Golden Tickets hidden in marked bars sold via Oxfam - Closes 21st June or when 5 tickets found - Details at https://tonyschocolonely.com/uk/en/glastonbury

(the song is incorrectly identified, but it still works).

I'd bet a very large sum of money that's because the person decided it wasn't worth the sh*t they were (probably) getting, rather than eBay removing it.

Realistically - zero percent chance. It's a bit of a d*ck move, but that in itself isn't against their policies.

I mean f**k, there's at least a couple of 90s albums I have Japanese CDs of (usually in addition to the UK release) because they always used had a couple of extra tracks on them.

Yeah, the chances are so small and for the effort involved that it's not even worth looking until at minimum the middle of next week. More likely some point after the cancellation deadline on May 3rd is when they'll drop a load at once.

As soon as you think you've got a pattern, that's when it changes. Loads of people were predicting the main poster would drop on a Friday this year, because that what happened the previous few times - so naturally, it didn't.

It would, but it would also result in a proportional increase of £9.95 (or £2.75 for Coach) transaction fees.

With half of those suggestions being made while the sale is literally ongoing, which tells me all I need to know given they've somehow got time to bugger around with twitter.

After cancelling in 2020? Throwing shade at her for that is certainly an interesting take.

Chillys isn't fully new. They've had a presence on site for a few years - either 2019 or 2022 being the first - and ran a competition last year. But yeah point still stands.

Because there's no demand as it's available free? There's at least two points on site (Railway track near Greenpeace, and about a quarter of the way up Muddy Lane) that piles of free firewood are placed by the festival. Possibly more than two. It used to be that those piles were depleted by about 11am Wednesday, but the last couple years they've lasted until well into the weekend and so with that available I'm not sure why anyone would bother paying.

To be fair, £4 is the "standard" price for a bar of Tony's, even at supermarkets. You can sometimes get them on offer at £2.50 or £3, but Oxfam probably aren't going to do that (especially not competition bars).

And it was also people choosing to take issue with his (arguably clumsy) wording, rather than looking at the actual point he was making.

Closes later tonight.

Yes. I don't mind "hype" competitions, or ones that require a bit of effort - but they shouldn't be exclusionary. And this one is as exclusionary as they come, give that it rules out anyone who can't easily get to central London for an as-yet unspecified amount of time on a weekeday lunchtime/afternoon.

"Just think how colourful your balance sheet will be with all that red ink on it"

Anecdotally, there's been quite a few people suggest that where a departure point has more than one time, resale tickets are more likely to get allocated to the later one.

She's not bigger in letters, and only central / on her own line because the Bar Stewards have a very long name.

Apparently New Model Army say they're the Saturday headliner.

Is that stated somewhere, or an assumption? He doesn't mention either way on his social media.

He will be if it's with the Sleeping Souls. Less sure about placement if it's a solo or a duo show.

I mean, he's not wrong. The cheaper ones (and for that matter some of the more expensive ones) tend to cut corners especially with things like wheels and axles, which are exactly the things that you need to be right if you're taking it on Glastonbury terrain.