First year back after a fallow year...

[sjhopewell]

The 2 things I am thinking of are:

i) Ticket sales. Are there more people after tickets because it has been at least a year since they attended and they really want to go, or does it work the other way round as a lot of people have lost the buzz from going over a year ago?

ii) Line-up. With 2 years working at it, is the line-up generally better, or does it not make a difference as they don't tend to book that far ahead anyway?

[LondonTom]

1)We're find out sunday

2)Any festival will strive to book the best acts they can in any year (Paraphrased from Mr Efestivals )....that said Glastonbury might have more choice in acts who wouldn't be a direct repeat of the year before's line up.

[Dukeicon]

1. The last year after the fallow year tickets sold out in record time... 1hr 45mins!

2. It's all down to people's preference isn't it?

[PurpleFire]

1. Ever since they annouced that 2012 wasnt going going ahead ive been planning for 2013.

Ive done 3 Leeds and Global Gathering and a Wakestock in preperation for the big one!

2. Emily has had a long while to think about it, I belive it will be a strong set of headliners

[Sketchead]

I think getting tickets is going to be a nightmare. And the lineup is always strong, isn't it!

[Andy0808 v3.0]

i swear first year i tried for (2009) i got one so easily, and they were on sale a couple of days after.. really regret not going that year, next time i tried was for 2011 and it was just a nightmare. My main concerns about getting a ticket this time are just because of trying last time.

[BlackHole2006]

i) Ticket sales: I'm not really sure what to think about how what it's going to be like on Sunday. Could go either way really, but I've got a little trick up my sleeve that will hopefully guarantee me a ticket by half 9.

ii) Line-up: All of the bands that did the UK festival rounds this year will probably want to play Glastonbury, given the fact that most of the bands that have released albums this year have been pretty good, I reckon the line up's going to be pretty strong.

[mr gumby]

i) Ticket sales: I'm not really sure what to think about how what it's going to be like on Sunday. Could go either way really, but I've got a little trick up my sleeve that will hopefully guarantee me a ticket by half 9.

ii) Line-up: All of the bands that did the UK festival rounds this year will probably want to play Glastonbury, given the fact that most of the bands that have released albums this year have been pretty good, I reckon the line up's going to be pretty strong.

[BlackHole2006]

Come on then, what's your big plan? unless you're planning to kidnap Emily Eavis and ransom her for tickets, i don't think anything increases your chances more than being awake and ready Sunday morning. Come to think of it, even that wouldn't work, because you'd have to give them a photo and a name for the ticket!

[Dukeicon]

Come on then, what's your big plan? unless you're planning to kidnap Emily Eavis and ransom her for tickets, i don't think anything increases your chances more than being awake and ready Sunday morning. Come to think of it, even that wouldn't work, because you'd have to give them a photo and a name for the ticket!

[mr gumby]

Not needed for artist tickets ;-)

[markeee]

The 2 things I am thinking of are:

i) Ticket sales. Are there more people after tickets because it has been at least a year since they attended and they really want to go, or does it work the other way round as a lot of people have lost the buzz from going over a year ago?

ii) Line-up. With 2 years working at it, is the line-up generally better, or does it not make a difference as they don't tend to book that far ahead anyway?

[Sawdusty surfer]

i) . Could go either way really, but I've got a little trick up my sleeve that will hopefully guarantee me a ticket by half 9.

[dan05delaney]

Being an IT geek in an IT office with a bank of superfast computers and superfast broadband might help a little.

Our broadband in rural Somerset peaks at about 1 meg.but hey hopefully I'll still get a ticket.

[LondonTom]

I'm an IT Geek have access to more computers than can shake a stick at... but... not that much difference really, milliseconds at best, more what happens at See's end... all I know is I will probably still be in bed using my wireless and my laptop, virgin media broadband and will be up refreshing from about quarter to 9

[JoeyT]

I'm an IT Geek have access to more computers than can shake a stick at... but... not that much difference really, milliseconds at best, more what happens at See's end... all I know is I will probably still be in bed using my wireless and my laptop, virgin media broadband and will be up refreshing from about quarter to 9

[psychology]

I can't remember which year it was maybe 09 but out of curiosity I went on the see tickets website at about 8.40ish just to see if the site was crashing at that point and managed to get through and get my ticket? Did that happen to anyone elese?

I kept clicking through thinking 'it's going to kick me out in a minute' but it never did. There is a lesson to be learned from the early bird getting the worm!