How much do you spend?

[incident]

57 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

Just don’t expect any big names, they don’t book them

 

They did say in the feedback survey report that they were looking at increasing name value next year. Though doubt it'll ever become a focus.

[clasher]

14 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

You’re doing well to get all that for only 1500€

 

True, we've become quite prolific in getting value for our money. Tbf we're usually flying from Venice, so it's not like we're dropping a 1000 quid for intercontinental flights, but to put things into perspective, a Glasto week costs us about an average months salary.

[Beerqueen]

It's easier to keep the spending down if you travel by car/campervan to take food and booze.  More difficult if you're going by coach and don't have mates to take stuff in.  I always choose to go by coach but am lucky enough to have mates going by car to take a copious amount of booze in for me.  Still spend a shitload on food and extra beers though!

[Flighty Zoo]

The biggest outlay for me by far was buying everything like a tent the first time I went. My second time, probably spent around £300 if not a bit less and that’s with me taking in a fair amount of booze and occasionally buying a cold one. I’m one of those people that likes charging around the site and then randomly plonking down somewhere to have a tepid can and to drink the atmosphere in and then back off to charging around I go. 
 

Most of my money went on food and a few bits of merch. The food is great. The food is fuel. But definitely noticed that my overall spending was lower this year than last. 
 

by far the biggest investment was getting addicted to gym in the year after 2023, but that’s a general life thing and boy did I notice it this year!!! I was unstoppable until lights out at 6am. 

Edited 17 hours ago by Flighty Zoo

[Dave_c]

The biggest outlay all weekend for us is food (unless of course you are drinking at the bars all weekend but assume most punters bring a lot of their own booze to offset). I've brought breakfast in the past but it's way too much of a faff so I'm not even going to bother this year. 

 

The reality is you can spend very little or an absolute fortune. The way I look at it is that it's once a year and you are bloody lucky to be there so make the most of it and indulge as much as possible. 

[sime]

I spend (after ticket and train fare) about £200 at the most, often less. That's on food, a couple of souvenir t-shirts and one or two drinks (I'm not a big drinker so would only have at most a couple of pints a day on top of a beer or two that I brought in myself). 

[Spindles]

I spent about £180 this year.  Took a couple of cases of cider, bit of green and some snacks only.  Ratio was about £100 on food, £80 at bars.  

[balti-pie]

Probs about £500 all told, but thatll include a really nice bottle of something for the hipflask, diesel to get there and back, food that i bring with, and whichever nice things i find that i fancy buying (which never seems to be a festival tshirt or hoodie, cos theyre uniformly dreadful for some unfathomable reason) so about £50 a day sees me right for whatever i fancy eating, and the occasional drink. Normally like to try and stay somewhere on the sunday before as well, probs off to a little pub in Yeovil next year for a last bit of carpeted floors for a week.

Volunteering does keep the bills down, not only on ticket price - i've zero interest in doing my shifts with a stinking hangover 

[gfa]

Not a whole lot - 2 meals a day and then maybe a drink a day if that. Everything else brought in

[joeruss]

21 hours ago, Alvoram said:

This year's Glastonbury cost us over £3k between 2 of us, and was a bit of a struggle to be honest, won't be doing that again in a rush, though it was amazing. 

We treated it as our only holiday of the year, rented a big luxury motorhome, spent a couple of nights before in it, the festival, and then kept it for 5 nights after the festival doing a bit of travelling, relaxing and recovering. 

We only actually spent around £400-500 on site, between us. Mostly on drinks, as we had breakfast and sometimes another meal, at the Van. We also bought some nice hand painted tea towels one night, with the festival site painted on. 

Overall, we could have paid less for a 5 star all inclusive holiday in the Caribbean. So never again. 

Next year, we're back under canvas for the festival, and planning a proper holiday later in the year. 🤣

We've hired a motorhome last 2 years but with friends, so it worked out about an extra £300.. those friends are no longer going so we've decided we'll also be back camping, looking forward to it tbh being onsite again fully.. although our days camping on Pennard's are long gone now!