People Shocked At How Much Things Cost At Glastonbury

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.