Glastonbury Festival

TRAVELLING BY CAR
If you decide to come by car, you will not get near the Festival without your vehicle routing sticker or car parking ticket. Car parking costs £15 per car.

Directions
* From London: M3 then A303 and A37.
* From the North East: A1 or M1, M25 to M3 (Junction 12), then A303 and A37.
* From the Midlands: Preferably M40 and A34 to A303 and A37.
* From the North West: M6, M5 to A39 (Junction 23) then A361.
* From Wales: M4, M5 to A39 (as above)
* From the West Country: A37 or A361

If you use Sat-Nav for directions coming from Glastonbury town and the M5, the postcode of the west carparks is BA6 8NE. From the A303/ A37, the postcode of the east carparks is BA4 6TA. Of course Sat-Nav may not take temporary road-closures into account, so the best advice is to look out for Festival road signs and follow these.

TRAVELLING BY BUS
Bus is the best way to get to Glastonbury Festival, avoiding car park hassles and depositing you closer to the Festival site. Both Seetickets and National Express are running buses from destinations around the country direct to Glastonbury Festival Coach Station, but tickets must be bought in advance and you will need to have your Glastonbury Festival ticket to book.

To book your travel with Seetickets call 0844 412 4626 or go to www.seetickets.com/g2010coaches

To book your travel via National Express, visit the National Express dedicated Glastonbury Festival page, call 08717 81 81 81 or go to any National Express outlet. National Express also run a service from Bristol Bus Station. It is best to pre-book on the National Express web site or call their ticket line otherwise you may face delays if too many turn up on the day

TRAVELLING BY TRAIN
The best railway station to reach the Festival is Castle Cary. There's a free shuttle bus for Festival ticket holders running between the train station and the Festival Bus Station. The shuttle bus service will run between Castle Cary station to Pilton and back throughout the Festival, from Wednesday to Monday (there is no service during the night when trains aren't running). The last bus from the Festival to Castle Cary railway station will be at 5pm on the Monday. You will need your Festival ticket to use this bus service.

Although extra rail services will be running to Castle Cary station, queuing for trains is still likely. However, when leaving the Festival, trains on Sunday afternoon and in the early hours of Monday morning tend to be less crowded. Unfortunately it will not be possible to park at Castle Cary station during the Festival and there are no left luggage facilities at the station.

The Festival is also operating a coach shuttle service from Bristol Temple Meads railway station.

For information on train times and tickets, visit the Glastonbury travel page at www.raileasy.co.uk or call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950