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People Shocked At How Much Things Cost At Glastonbury

People Shocked At How Much Things Cost At Glastonbury

With over 200,000 annual visitors, Glastonbury is the 'largest greenfield music and performing arts festival' in the world

The most anticipated festival in the UK is back and so are the prices. Watch below as one festival-goer breaks down her daily spend:

Glastonbury is the said to be the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world and welcomes over 200,000 visitors a year.

From Kendrick Lamar to Paul McCartney, its hard to be upset with the talent on show.

However, as usual, people are fuming with the cost the 'festival-essentials'.

Alcohol, for example, will set you back a few quid and according to Somerset Live, the prices are as follows:

Brothers Festival Apple English Cider £6 pint £3 half.

Carlsberg £6 pint £3 half.

Otter Ale £6 pint £3 half.

Wine: Running Duck Chenin Blanc/Rose/Chiraz - £6 125ml.

Jagerbombs £7

Cocktails are priced at around £9.

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When it comes to soft drinks, a can of Red Bull costs £5, with orange juice and other mixers costing £2.

However, it's not just the booze that's winding people up.

As mentioned by @noisey_vice, a marmite and cheese toastie with a smoothie will set you back a mega £11.50...

Even though you probably deserve to get overcharged for having marmite in your toastie, it's still pretty mental.

Also if you fancy a bit of pizza, you'll have to wang out between £12 for one whole pizza or a whopping £7 for just one slice.

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I'm sorry but £5 for cheese fries is also very controversial and don't get me started on the £4 garlic bread.

Anyway, people have clearly been fuming with it all.

"HOW MUCH FOR A CHEESE & MARMITE TOASTIE?!" one user commented.

A second added: "Defo for the posh people these days."

While a third thought: "Festivals in the UK are extortionate £10 for a burger from a food trailer."

"£6 for a pint of Carlsberg jeez man. I pay £3.90 in my local," added a fourth.

Another said: "Bro just spent my rent money in a day."

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Someone else thought to offer a cheaper alternative and wrote: "Think I'll just sit on the couch with a crate from Tesco for about £12 and pick who to watch from the iPlayer."

A final user added: "Preposterously expensive. Several decades past the point it was in any way cool. The days of it being free-for-all long gone. An all too predictable rite of passage for people who went to elite universities...Am I talking about Glastonbury or moving to London?"

I mean, at least we're actually having a festival this year, as the Covid pandemic has meant that Glastonbury was called off for the past two years.

Let's just hope you managed to save a few quid during that time.

LADbible have contacted Glastonbury for comment.

Featured Image Credit: @chloelawfordtravel/TikTok/@glastobation/Twitter

Topics: TikTok, Glastonbury