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Yes mate, no need to buy camping yet (and not all on sale yet anyway).  I do believe The Hive sells out though 

Initial announcement usually early December.  Would suspect this will be the case this year also with truck and tramlines announcing next week (also superstruct) with victorious soon after.     last year we got pretty much the whole line up on initial announcement. Hopefully the same again this year. 

They seem to be doing pretty good but Royal Otis are a new band to me, and what a discovery. They have a nostalgic feel which throws me back to cans of cider and my portable cd player whilst also being some of the best new indie music i've heard in a long time.

In some ways it’s an unfortunate consequence of Glastonbury waiting as long as they possibly could to push the ticket price over £300. If people had gotten used to the ticket prices being extortionate when they headliner trios like they had in 2017, for example, it would’ve seemed a lot less galling than paying £370 for The 1975 and Sam Fender. 

Just to check, you can buy different camping options after you've bought the main ticket right? If I get the Combi ticket now in the presale then I can decide camping a bit later once I've worked out group size and whether I want to take my own tent or one of the pre-pitched options?