Going solo @ Glasto

sp1997372 · September 10, 2015

Hi,
I want to go to Glasto next year but none of my friends have the money. I'm a 18 year old female from Ireland. Would it be shit going alone? Any other young wanz want to meet up?!

I realise this is a bit early but tickets go on sale soon so..

**incident** · September 10, 2015

Plenty of people go alone, I've done it a couple times and could end up doing so next year as well depending on other things.

There's always plenty of people in the same situation - there's dozens of threads like this every year, and over in the Chat forum there's usually a thread for Solo Travellers to arrange to camp together - though obviously this tends to get more traction as the Festival draws closer, at this stage most people are preoccupied with securing tickets.

**tjamest** · September 10, 2015

There was a 'camp solo' last year with a loose group of about 30 ranging in age from 18 to 50 something.

Some people spent loads of time together and went round as a group while others did there own thing with the reassurance that when they came back to camp there was always someone around to have a chat to about the days events.

Nearer the time there will be a lot of people on these forums who are in the same boat, so don't worry about being on your own.

Obviously it is a massive place with thousands of people so it can be a bit daunting, but on the other hand it can also be one of the friendliest places where the vast majority will always look out for their neighbours.

Chris_Hayter88 · October 14, 2015

Official thread is here, take a look: http://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/topic/204138-going-alone-camp-loner-thread/

Penrhos · October 14, 2015

Going solo has it's advantages - watch what you like, get up when you like, go to bed went you like. no feeling guilty if your mates want to see some band you hate or you drag them to see something they hate. You'll never be lonely at Glasto.

Deano77 · October 14, 2015

At the moment i'm on my own, unless my mates make resale

Henrik · October 15, 2015

I actually think going solo would be awesome. Complete freedom to wander around and do/see whatever you like. There is always at least a slight compromise when festivaling with others. A large group of you can be a complete nightmare.

I would definitely be up for a solo Glastonbury.

**Watergirl** · October 19, 2015

Agree with Henrik above. I have done both solo and with friends. The friends will have to understand that I will go off and watch what I want, and we can meet up again later.

Terence Fletcher · October 19, 2015

I am going with my wife but we are effectively 2 solos, she has completely different tastes to me so she is going to watch what she wants, and I am going to watch what I want, prefer it that way

**glasto-worker** · October 23, 2015

Hi,
I want to go to Glasto next year but none of my friends have the money. I'm a 18 year old female from Ireland. Would it be shit going alone? Any other young wanz want to meet up?!

I realise this is a bit early but tickets go on sale soon so..

Think about being a volunteer as that way you have a bunch of people all in the same boat as you - depending who you work for you may have access to a crew bar and you will certainly have access to crew catering so lots of opportunities to chat to people - I meet new people every year and there has been occasions we will group up to go and do something - if we get split up its no big deal as we will regroup later on within the crew bar.