Where is everyone travelling from...

[Crazyfool01]

Just curious (I have mine) but how do you win the chance to buy them ?

A few years back there used to be a competition in the local western Daily press paper that would either give you a chance to win a chance of buying tickets I think they had 100 pairs to sell , or a chance to win a pair of tickets . Dont think this competition runs now unfortunatly . didnt see it last year .

[Boycie]

It will be my first Glastonbury - travelling down from Leeds with a group of friends Monday, camping overnight and into the festival on Tuesday

[Scotrsman]

I'll be doing the pilgrimage from Adelaide, Australia, for the third time (2010, 2013, 2015). So expect it to be mostly sunny kids.

[manxbuck]

Dad & Daughter from Isle of Man - first timers.

Boat to Liverpool, then still to have a think on how to get there....

[Zoo Music Girl]

A few years back there used to be a competition in the local western Daily press paper that would either give you a chance to win a chance of buying tickets I think they had 100 pairs to sell , or a chance to win a pair of tickets . Dont think this competition runs now unfortunatly . didnt see it last year .

Thanks for answering!

[donthaveacoolname]

Dad & Daughter from Isle of Man - first timers.

Boat to Liverpool, then still to have a think on how to get there....

I'm travling from Ireland and looking at sail-rail could be worth a look?

[Chimps in Balaclavas]

I'll be heading down from the Wirral

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[Rosscoe]

Traveling all the way from Portishead! (North Somerset).

[Amii]

Winchester. Nice hours drive along the A303.

[Slugworth]

I'll be traveling from Greater West London, Uxbridge to be precise. It's that dodgy little town at the end of the Piccadilly Line if anyone's familiar.

[billum]

Dad & Daughter from Isle of Man - first timers.

Boat to Liverpool, then still to have a think on how to get there....

That's a great way to spend your first Glastonbury - I brought my daughter on my first one (or she brought me), and we both sure learned something from each other!

By train from Liddypool you'll probably have to change at Birmingham & Taunton I expect, not too bad, 4 or 5 hours in all.

[oatesy2]

Four of us traveling from dewsbury West Yorkshire normally set off about 1am on the Wednesday a clear run takes around 4 hours

[Supernintendo Chalmers]

Travelling from North Devon. 90 minute drive

[carllucey]

Sandy Bedfordshire , pick up the sister in law from Luton then the 3-4 hr trek

[geoffboycott]

Some dedication displayed on this thread, doffs cap

Mine, not very exciting, but I guess handy for getting to and from, about 15 mins drive from Pilton on the back roads

[yasintekin]

I'm coming from Turkey with an Italian friend.

[saintfletch]

Coming from Eastleigh near southampton. Getting there is usually about 1.5 - 2 hrs due to traffic volume and which way we decide to take. Left site on Sunday night before and have done it back in an hour with no traffic. Staying in worthy view this year for the first time so not sure if we'll arrive Wednesday or Thursday yet.

Have fun everyone

[coma girl]

Depending on where I'm living come June it'll either be directly from Glasgow or I'll be starting from 90mins north of Aberdeen and getting a train to Glasgow to meet my friends for the rest of the journey. Either way we'll be travelling from Glasgow in a convoy of minibuses as we've done for the last few years, arriving in time to join the queue on Tuesday night.

[ghostdancer1]

Dublin.

most likely: getting the ferry on Tuesday night, arrive in Holyhead after midnight, drive through the night, down at the site for about 6am hopefully.

will have to fit in some sleep at some point!

[donthaveacoolname]

Dublin.

most likely: getting the ferry on Tuesday night, arrive in Holyhead after midnight, drive through the night, down at the site for about 6am hopefully.

will have to fit in some sleep at some point!

I have found the roslare-Pembroke ferry a better shout in the past it breakers up the journey better IMO. For what it's worth.

[Wickedfaery]

Aberdeen in a converted van expecting to take around 12 hours

[Michaels denim shorts]

Train from outside my front door, (through castle Carey) to Taunton for a coach.

Upside, I believe the coach drop off point is a hell of a lot closer to the middle of the site than any car park, so should save a couple mile hike with heavy stuff when we get there compared to other years, & will let mates with cars bring all my stuff I got em all tickets it's the least they can do lol

[pmdirectuk]

Sheffield, takes a little longer on the coach because they usually need a break to they don't go over on their houses. I usually reward myself with a service station chocolate bar.. 4 hours usually!

Fancy the back of my Vespa??

[Wickedfaery]

A few years back there used to be a competition in the local western Daily press paper that would either give you a chance to win a chance of buying tickets I think they had 100 pairs to sell , or a chance to win a pair of tickets . Dont think this competition runs now unfortunatly . didnt see it last year .

[willutalk]

Bradford-on-Avon Wiltshire,

About thirty five minutes drive.