Glastonbury 2027
When the tickets drop, get everyone in.
For the moments that matter.
Ever panicked at checkout? Missed out on Glasto because of a typo? Still in bed at 9:03 when the pre-sale sold out? TicketSquad is where your squad gets ready: who's coming, who's holding tickets, who still needs one. We don't sell tickets. We work for you - the people who actually go, together.
New to the method? Start with our festival ticket buying guide.
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What makes us different?
Whose side we're on: yours!
No tickets sold. No resale cut. No back-handers. No data sold. No touts!
Just coordination for real people trying to get there together.
Built from real event experience
We made TicketSquad because to us, getting there together matters the most.
No hacks, no tricks, no bots. We respect the artists and fans.
That brutal half-hour. The site wobbles, the queue shuffles, the group chat lights up, people refresh when they shouldn't, someone's postcode is wrong, you're suddenly on the payment page, and then, for most people, it's over.
Grown a lot since our first sale
Everything your squad can do here
The group-buying method is still the heart of it. The rest grew out of what our own squads kept asking for.
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Group ticket runs
Collect everyone's details before the sale, split into small buying groups, and give every buyer a board that stays up when the ticket site doesn't.
See how a sale day runsFree
Spares and hand-overs
For tickets that aren't named: see who's holding, who has a spare and who still needs one, with every hand-over confirmed by both sides.
We probably already know about your event
Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Primavera, Download, Creamfields, Boomtown, stadium tours - TicketSquad comes pre-loaded with the events your squad actually goes to. Sale dates, venue details, entry requirements, the browser tricks that worked last year. You focus on the vibes. We’ll sweat the fiddly stuff.
Start with the festival ticket guideBrowse every event guideTicketSquad supports different event modes
Named tickets or transferable tickets - we handle both.
Before you plan anything, one question matters: whose name is on the ticket?
Named tickets
Glastonbury is the classic case: every ticket carries a name and photo, so friends buy for each other and the details have to be right at checkout, under pressure. TicketSquad collects everyone's info early, splits you into buying Groups, and runs sale day like a relay.
Read the Glastonbury guideTransferable tickets
Most gig and club tickets work the other way: whoever holds it gets in. The game isn't forms and groups, it's distribution: buy what you can, declare spares, see who still needs one, confirm each hand-over. TicketSquad keeps the running tally so nobody's left guessing.
When you create an event, we usually already know which kind you're dealing with - we've for hundreds of festivals and tours - so your event starts set up the right way.
Who is TicketSquad here for?
You're already holding the plan together.
Maybe you've built a colour-coded spreadsheet. Maybe the whole plan is buried in texts, emails, and WhatsApps. Either way, you're chasing postcodes, registration numbers, travel preferences, and who is buying for whom. TicketSquad gives that job a proper home: everyone fills in their own details, it's encrypted, and on sale day your buyers have a one-tap copy for every field.
In TicketSquad, you're usually the Coordinator: setting up the event, inviting the Squad, and keeping the plan moving.
From no system to sale-day system, without becoming everyone's inbox.
How it works
The method our own squad refined over two decades of Glastonbury sales. Your squad is everyone going; on sale day it splits into small buying groups, so every buyer knows exactly who they're buying for.
See the full walkthroughDrop the link in your group chat
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Drop the link in your group chat
Pick your event, lock in the sale date, share the invite. No spreadsheet. No DMs chasing people for postcodes.
The questions people ask us
TicketSquad isn't magic and it won't jump a queue. It's the admin, done early, so the fast part goes right.
Does this guarantee tickets?
No. TicketSquad can't create inventory or jump a queue. What it can do is stop the avoidable losses - typos, missing registration numbers, nobody sure who's buying for whom. After every major sale we'll publish how our members got on.
Is it a bot?
No bots, no scraping, no hacks. Real people buy through the official site - TicketSquad keeps their details ready and the group organised around them. Buyers stay responsible for the ticket site's terms.
Pricing built around real squads
Joining a squad is free, forever. So are the guides and the reviews. The subscriptions are for the people who run things - more events at once, the events calendar, communities of your own - and they keep the lights on here.
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The next ticket sale is already in the diary.
Rally the squad, split into groups, walk into sale day prepared. This is the part that finally gets you through.
Where shall we go next?
