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Purchasing a Worthy View accomodation


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Hello, Waves :girldance:

I'm a Glasto virgin! Im so so so excited about going honestly i was in tears the day i managed to get hold of 2 golden tickets! Im torn between taking my parents camper van or staying at Worth Park. Anyway do you have to pay full balance when they go on sale? Or can you pay a deposit?

Hope you can help x x

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All the information about Worthy View is here. http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/information/accommodation/worthy-view-pre-erected-camping

You have to pay the full cost at the time of booking. However if you were successful in getting a campervan ticket in the spring (when you pay your ticket balance) you could cancel your WV booking for a £15 admin fee.

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I'm a little confused.

Are you saying that you'd prefer to stay in your parents camper van than at Worthy View (not Worth Park - that wouldn't be helpful if you were to google it)? If so, you will need to buy a camper van pass when you pay the balance of your ticket - that will be in early April.

If you want to stay at Worthy View, you will be staying in a tent of sorts - some are more tent-like than others - but they are still, effectively tents (it would help if I knew what you you find so awful about tents). I would seriously recommend that you book your Worthy View accommodation in November if you want a choice of accommodation.

If staying in a tent is truly your worst nightmare then maybe you should consider one of the other off-site options. I understand that there are caravans, gypsy caravans, airstreams, even cottages that can be rented.

If they aren't to your liking, you could always forfeit £15 and give the tickets to people who really want them.

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