But could one of the best VPNs have been used to secure those sought-after tickets?
Organizers stated that you need to limit yourself to one tab/device per IP address, and if multiple devices or tabs are linked to one IP address, that address may be blocked. However, a VPN allows different IP addresses to be used, thus allowing multiple devices to be used to purchase tickets.
Feedback from readers, friends, and family who have used the VPN on multiple devices seems positive, and many have been successful in purchasing tickets.
But how does one do this, and how exactly might a VPN help?
Where to sleep is one of the most important decisions one must make when attending Glastonbury, and lodging reservations will open for ticket holders on Thursday, November 28.
There are classic camp sites, prefab tents, camper and caravan spots, and charming tipis, all available, and getting your preferred choice is a priority.
Accommodations sell out quickly, so using a VPN and utilizing multiple tabs and devices may make the difference in securing the number one camping spot.
But what if you don't have a ticket yet? If you missed out, don't worry. Ticket holders must pay the full ticket price by April 7, 2025, and unpaid tickets will be resold. Resales will be just as flooded as the initial sales, so setting up VPNs on multiple devices will increase your chances of getting tickets.
Let's be clear from the start: using a VPN does not guarantee you tickets, but it may allow you to make multiple attempts.
The VPN will give you a new IP address, making the addresses of all your devices unique and allowing you to access the Glastonbury ticket site.
One device on your home Wi-Fi network can be used as usual, but the others will need a VPN connection. If your cell phone is one of the devices, it is recommended that you turn off Wi-Fi and use mobile data.
Many VPN providers generate one IP address to use for all sessions, so more devices are needed to increase your chances. However, if you have a limited number of devices, ExpressVPN may work better; ExpressVPN generates a new IP address for each session, so you will see a new IP address every time you open a new tab. This allows one device to have multiple IP addresses.
If you live in a shared house with friends and family, you might all try to buy Glastonbury tickets together, but since everyone is on the same Wi-Fi network, this can cause problems.
Everyone in the house trying to purchase tickets would need to use a VPN to ensure a unique spread of IP addresses. Up to six Glastonbury tickets can be purchased in a single transaction, so as many people as possible should be able to use this service.
The number of devices that can be connected to a VPN varies from provider to provider, so it is important to find the product that best suits your needs. If you know you have a lot of devices in your home, a VPN service with an unlimited number of simultaneous device connections, such as Surfshark or Private Internet Access, may be right for you; both NordVPN and Proton VPN offer up to 10 device protection, so even households with few devices would have no problem at all.
If you do not already subscribe to a VPN, you will need to purchase one. Many top providers, including the least expensive VPNs, offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on their plans. While it is highly recommended to protect your device all year round, you can request a refund if you do not purchase the product.
You can also subscribe to a free VPN that offers the same IP address masking as a premium VPN. However, not all free VPNs offer protection for multiple devices, so you will need to subscribe to a free VPN on each individual device if you go that route.
Using a VPN does not guarantee you a gold dust Glastonbury 2025 ticket. However, if you have more than one person trying to get tickets to your house, or if you want to maximize your chances with multiple devices, then connecting to a VPN is your best bet.
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