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The Irish Sun
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
‘Ridiculous' price of TOAST at Glastonbury festival revealed – after ‘ripped off' revellers pay £14 for chips
FURIOUS Glastonbury fans have slammed the "ridiculous" price of food and drink at this year's festival. Festivalgoers have been sharing videos online of what's on offer at 4 Followers of were stunned that it was £2 for 'half a slice of toast' Credit: tiktok/@ 4 One festivalgoer posted a review of a burger at Glastonbury which costs £15 Credit: tiktok/@bosfinesse 4 Some vendors are selling mac and cheese for up to £16 Credit: Splash A festivalgoer from Manchester, known as on social media, posted a video to TikTok reviewing some French toast he'd bought for breakfast at the festival. The "classic French toast" with maple syrup costs £6, but with just three half slices of toast included, one user pointed out that the stall is charging £2 for half a slice of toast. "£2 for half a slice of toast, festivals are wild," they wrote. Another said: " Elsewhere, food trucks have been spotted selling "loaded fries" for £14, toasted sandwiches for £10, and Mac and Cheese for up to £16. Another reveller, known as BoSFinesse, posted a video to TikTok of a burger he got at Glastonbury this week - with some of his followers pointing out the "eye-watering" price of £15. "Burgers are coming in at anywhere between 10 to 15 quid a pop, which is pretty much the average price of a meal anywhere at the festival" he said in the video, adding: "So be prepared to remortgage your house for this one." Most read in Money One follower replied: "15 f***ing quid...", while another said the prices at the festival were "ridiculous". "I'm sure I had one of these at an event a few weeks ago, the price was indeed eye watering but it was absolutely bloody delish!," another follower wrote. One follower fumed: "Why is it 15 quid... rent cannot be much... just ripping people off." Glastonbury chaos as bosses are forced to SHUT part of festival as Lorde performs surprise set However, It comes as prices at the festival's on-site bars caused a stir among fans earlier in the week, with some dubbing the costs "absolutely disgusting". A double shot of spirit with a mixer will set you back an astonishing £13, while pints of draught beer and cider cost between £6.95 and £7.20. Glastonbury bar prices Here's the breakdown of prices at Glastonbury: Burrow Hill Cider - £6.50 Brothers Festival Cider - £6.95 Brooklyn Pilsner - £6.95 Stonewall Inn IPA - £7.20 Spirits&Mixers (double) - £12.90 Spirit&Red Bull (double) - £13.90 Wine (175ml) - £7.95 Soft drinks - £3 Red Bull - £5 Burrow Hill is best value pint on the menu this year, coming to £1.91 per unit. Festivalgoers have also pointed out the huge premium being slapped on wine at the event, with organisers charging £32 for a bottle of wine that can be bought for less than than £10 from some retailers. As photos of the on-site bar menu emerged on social media earlier this week, one fan commented on X: " Some came to the defence of the festival bars, saying that the prices are "not bad". One fan wrote: "That's not bad considering it's a festival." Another person said: "Still cheaper than some pubs I've been to." The Sun has contacted Glastonbury for comment. Read more on the Irish Sun 4 Photos of the on-site bar menus at Glastonbury were shared to social media earlier this week, causing a stir among fans Credit: Splash Do you have a money problem that needs sorting? Get in touch by emailing . Plus, you can join our
Scottish Sun
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Astonishing price of a pint at Glastonbury branded ‘disgusting' as full bar list is revealed
Read on to find the full list of prices TAKE A HIKE Astonishing price of a pint at Glastonbury branded 'disgusting' as full bar list is revealed Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE cost of a pint at one of UK's biggest music festivals has been revealed as thousands are headed to Worthy Farm this weekend. The full on-site bar list for Glastonbury has been shared online leaving fans stunned at the price hike from last year. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Full bar list with prices has been revealed on social media Credit: X 2 Revellers queue for entry on the first day of the Glastonbury today Credit: PA One fan posted an image of the bar menu on X, former Twitter, with the post gaining mixed reactions. Some people even dubbed the prices "absolutely disgusting" while others found them reasonable. A double shot of a spirit with a mixer will set punters back a whopping £13. Pints of draught cider and beer will cost festivalgoers from £6.95 to £7.20. Last year, visitors had to fork out £6.75 for the same drinks. Glastonbury bar prices Here's the breakdown of prices at Glastonbury: Burrow Hill Cider - £6.50 Brothers Festival Cider - £6.95 Brooklyn Pilsner - £6.95 Stonewall Inn IPA - £7.20 Spirits&Mixers (double) - £12.90 Spirit&Red Bull (double) - £13.90 Wine (175ml) - £7.95 Soft drinks - £3 Red Bull - £5 A canned cider is only slighter cheaper at £6.50 while a glass of wine is selling for almost £8. Burrow Hill is the most bargain pint on the menu this year, coming to £1.91 per unit. Compared to last year, prices have gone up from 20p to 40p on average. However, soft drinks like Cola Cola, Lemonade and Apple juice have remained at the same price of £3 for half-pint. Social media users took online to express their disappointment with the cost of the alcohol. Foo Fighters make surprise Glastonbury performance as The Churn Ups One person said: "Wow, that's expensive." Another one added:"£6 for a can of brothers which is like £1.50 in Tesco." A third person wrote: " Robbing b*****ds" However, others came to the defence of the festival bars, saying that the prices are "not bad". One fan wrote: "That's not bad considering it's a festival." Another person said: "Still cheaper than some pubs I've been to." A third one added: "Much better than other festivals and gigs this year!" While booze prices may be deemed steep, they are still marginally cheaper than many venues in London where pints are often in excess of £7. The Sun has reached out to Glastonbury Festival organisers for a comment. Festival opens The festival opens its gates today and this year's headliners include The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo The rest of the bill features big-name acts such as Charli XCX, Doechii, Rod Stewart, Loyle Carner, The Prodigy and Raye. The bands will take to the stage from June 27 to June 29.
The Sun
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Astonishing price of a pint at Glastonbury branded ‘disgusting' as full bar list is revealed
THE cost of a pint at one of UK's biggest music festivals has been revealed as thousands are headed to Worthy Farm this weekend. The full on-site bar list for Glastonbury has been shared online leaving fans stunned at the price hike from last year. 2 2 One fan posted an image of the bar menu on X, former Twitter, with the post gaining mixed reactions. Some people even dubbed the prices "absolutely disgusting" while others found them reasonable. A double shot of a spirit with a mixer will set punters back a whopping £13. Pints of draught cider and beer will cost festivalgoers from £6.95 to £7.20. Last year, visitors had to fork out £6.75 for the same drinks. Glastonbury bar prices Here's the breakdown of prices at Glastonbury: Burrow Hill Cider - £6.50 Brothers Festival Cider - £6.95 Brooklyn Pilsner - £6.95 Stonewall Inn IPA - £7.20 Spirits&Mixers (double) - £12.90 Spirit&Red Bull (double) - £13.90 Wine (175ml) - £7.95 Soft drinks - £3 Red Bull - £5 A canned cider is only slighter cheaper at £6.50 while a glass of wine is selling for almost £8. Burrow Hill is the most bargain pint on the menu this year, coming to £1.91 per unit. Compared to last year, prices have gone up from 20p to 40p on average. However, soft drinks like Cola Cola, Lemonade and Apple juice have remained at the same price of £3 for half-pint. Social media users took online to express their disappointment with the cost of the alcohol. Foo Fighters make surprise Glastonbury performance as The Churn Ups One person said: "Wow, that's expensive." Another one added:"£6 for a can of brothers which is like £1.50 in Tesco." A third person wrote: " Robbing b*****ds" However, others came to the defence of the festival bars, saying that the prices are "not bad". One fan wrote: "That's not bad considering it's a festival." Another person said: "Still cheaper than some pubs I've been to." A third one added: "Much better than other festivals and gigs this year!" While booze prices may be deemed steep, they are still marginally cheaper than many venues in London where pints are often in excess of £7. The Sun has reached out to Glastonbury Festival organisers for a comment. Festival opens The festival opens its gates today and this year's headliners include The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo The rest of the bill features big-name acts such as Charli XCX, Doechii, Rod Stewart, Loyle Carner, The Prodigy and Raye. The bands will take to the stage from June 27 to June 29. How to save money buying alcohol Alcohol can be pricey if you're planning a party or hosting an event but there are ways to cut costs. It's always important to drink responsibly, here, Sun Savers Editor Lana Clements share some tips on getting booze for the best price. Stocking up can mean big savings on drinks, especially if you want to buy wine or fizz. The big supermarkets regularly offer discounts of 25% when you buy six or more bottles of wine. The promotions typically run in the lead up to occasions such as Bank Holidays, Christmas and Easter. If you know you are going to need booze later in the year, it can be worth acting when you see offers. Before buying your preferred drink make sure you shop around to find the best price – you can use a comparison site such as or Don't forget that loyalty cards can unlock better savings so make sure you factor that in too. If you like your plonk, wine clubs can also be a good way to save money and try new varieties. You'll usually have to pay a membership fee in return for cheaper price so work out if you will be buying enough to make the one off cost worthwhile.
