Glastonbury Festival is just days away, and things could look a little different year with attendee capacity reportedly cut, and certain areas of the Worthy Farm site expanded.It comes after multiple reports of overcrowding in recent years with ticket sales thought to have increased from 203,000 to ...
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Glastonbury Festival is just days away, and things could look a little different year with attendee capacity reportedly cut, and certain areas of the Worthy Farm site expanded.
It comes after multiple reports of overcrowding in recent years with ticket sales thought to have increased from 203,000 to 210,000 post-pandemic. A rather hefty jump from the 1,500 people who attended the first ever Glastonbury Festival in 1970.
Organiser Emily Eavis says they have sold "a few thousand less tickets" to see what impact it makes.
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