Glastonbury tickets for Vodafone customers as mobile phone giant teams up with festival for multi-year deal
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Glastonbury festival has entered a multi-year partnership with phone provider Vodafone, which is set to increase network connectivity on Worthy Farm. The partnership will also give festival goers access to a brand new app, as well as access to tickets to the sold-out festival.
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Hide AdVia the VeryMe Rewards programme, Vodafone customers will be able to get tickets to the festival, which sold out in less than an hour, although details surrounding tickets is currently unknown. The deal will also provide all festival goers with free phone charging throughout the weekend.
Max Taylor, Vodafone’s Chief Commercial Officer, said: “Our new partnership with Glastonbury adds another iconic British Brand to our partnership portfolio. Vodafone customers will gain access to the best events of the summer through VeryMe Rewards and keep them connected to their loved ones on Vodafone’s reliable, award-winning network.
“We can’t wait to get started and deliver on our ambition of making Glastonbury the most connected festival in the world.”
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Hide AdEmily Eavis, the Glastonbury co-organiser, said: “We are so pleased to have Vodafone on board as a new partner for the Festival. The commitment they have made to supporting our festival in its technical and network requirements, as well as other projects throughout the year is great, and we look forward to working with them in the years ahead.”
Vodafone has previously partnered up with other major events in the UK including Wimbledon, BST Hyde Park, Mighty Hoopla and Kendal Calling. Glastonbury Festival returns June 21-25 with acts such as Arctic Monkeys, Guns n’ Roses and Elton John.
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