Tickets on sale Sunday 7 Oct

[AnnaGrant]

My 'Follow that page' alert on Seetickets has suddenly awoken with the confirmation that tickets for Glastonbury 2013 will go on sale Sunday 9 October at 9am.

The excitement and stress is starting to build.

Hope everyone who wants a ticket here gets one.

Sorry-typed wrong date-its

Sunday 7th October at 9am

Edited June 20, 2012 by AnnaGrant

[eFestivals]

My 'Follow that page' alert on Seetickets has suddenly awoken with the confirmation that tickets for Glastonbury 2013 will go on sale Sunday 9 October at 9am.

The excitement and stress is starting to build.

Hope everyone who wants a ticket here gets one.

if it really says that (and it's not your own typo) then they've made a cock-up.

There is no "Sunday 9 October" this year. The first Sunday of October is the 7th.

[AnnaGrant]

Durrrr.

Sorry, its 9am on the 7th October.

Repeat, the 7th.

Don't know if I can change the heading for the topic.

[shortleg]

Official site now saying Sunday 7th October

[AnnaGrant]

Having duff information in the topic heading (unintentionally) will be a good way of getting people's attention.

Sorry.

[AnnaGrant]

Neil-can I edit the heading or delete the strand? I think I am going to cause confusion.

I was just so excited and couldn't wait to pass on my news.

[eFestivals]

changed the title for you.

[AnnaGrant]

Cheers Neil.

[hedgepeg]

What are the chances of a recession busting price reduction, say by about 100 pounds?

[AnnaGrant]

Was that a pig I just saw flying over next door's house?

[brfcstar]

Think its gong to be harder than ever trying for tickets this year too.

[LondonTom]

What are the chances of a recession busting price reduction, say by about 100 pounds?

[robith]

Good luck every one *straps on tin hat, puts foot on first rung of the wooden ladder, looks at watch and blows whistle*

Hope they're still doing deposit scheme

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Thanks for the info Anna. Will spread the news to my mates.

[THEBOILERMAN]

Theres been a change the Date is now the 14th October, MAKE SURE YOU TELL EVERYONE.

[cheesey_toastie]

This cheers me up greatly!

Haven't managed to find a festival that fits my timetable this year Looking forward to my 11th Glasto instead now!

[**claire**]

Right - I will be doing nothing that day except for sitting in front of the laptop... good luck everyone!

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Right - I will be doing nothing that day except for sitting in front of the laptop... good luck everyone!

[gooner1990]

Only 15 1/2 weeks until T-Day!

[Mr_Grump]

I've got a cunning plan for T day....I work for an American based company and my internet connectivity for my work laptop goes through a VPN into the business network over the Altantic and then out via an American IP address (I know this is true as my 'location' when using this route is always Arkansas!!).

I'm sure I've read that historically overseas buyers have had less frustration getting tickets than UK based buyers - can anyone verify this?

If its true, looks like I'll be having my home laptop and work laptop fired up and ready to go!!

If worse comes to the worse, looks like it's volunteering with Oxfam again :-)

[hedgepeg]

In 2010 I got through after one refresh - I suppose it's down to chance and good computer system, or, something... maybe i'll buy more RAM! *starts ebaying for RAM*

Edited June 20, 2012 by hedgepeg

[LondonTom]

In 2010 I got through after one refresh - I suppose it's down to chance and good computer system or something maybe i'll buy more RAM! *starts ebaying for RAM*

[eFestivals]

In 2010 I got through after one refresh - I suppose it's down to chance and good computer system, or, something... maybe i'll buy more RAM! *starts ebaying for RAM*

The quality of the computer you're using has the least to do with things out of any part.

It's down to luck and little else. Someone has to be getting thru to the page for you to be locked out because there's too many requests for the server to be able to handle your own request for a page.

[hedgepeg]

I suppose the best you can do is try and hope for the best.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

I suppose the best you can do is try and hope for the best.