Watch: Irish Glastonbury attendee shares glimpse inside glamping pod

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Anyone who has ever went to a festival will know there's a vast difference between glamping and camping.
While we're all glued to Glastonbury clips, many will be wondering what the glamping experience is like at the five-day festival.
Irish Glasto attendee Jessica Barry is among 200,000 festival-goers who have flocked to Worthing Farm in Somerset and has been sharing snippets from the famed event.
Opting for the more comfortable glamping option, Jessica gave social media users a peak inside her glamping pod at Ziggu Camp, which features actual beds, extension leads and access to hot showers. Irish Glasto attendee Jessica Barry is among 200,000 festival-goers who have flocked to Worthing Farm in Somerset for the festival, and has been sharing snippets of the famed event. Pic:Showing a behind-the-scenes into the glamping experience, Jessica brought followers inside the pod which features three single beds, a mirror and a lamp. The teepee is very aesthetically-pleasing with fairy-lights hanging up and a mat at the entrance.
On the beds, there is a towel, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash as well as an eye-mask and a toothbrush.
Showing a closer look at the bed, Jessica explained: 'That's a stand up bed. There's a mattress there. That is a mattress. One, two, three pillows. @jessica__nala We're living upper class this week lads 😂 @Ziggucamp #glastonbury #glastonbury2025 #ziggucamp ♬ original sound – jessica__nala
'I actually thought we wouldn't have enough pillows.'
The glamping pod is also big enough for the girls to stand in the tent, with Jessica exclaiming that they are 'living like the upper class.'
Another video shared by Jessica, prior to the Glamping Pod tour, saw the girls getting driven in a buggy to their tent. @jessica__nala Replying to @Georgie Bartlett these are the showers 🚿 #glastonbury #glastonburyfestival #glasto2025 #ziggucamp @Ziggucamp ♬ original sound – jessica__nala
Jessica also gave a glimpse inside the toilet and shower set-up, with the showers having individual stalls that look to have doors.
Naturally, the question on everyone's lips was just how much Jessica and her pals paid to live in luxury at the festival, with Jessica admitting 'it is expensive.'
'It was £1,950, (€2,280) so it is expensive. Between the three of us, I think that's like £650 (€760) each,' Jessica shared, 'Again, not cheap, however I did pay for it on my credit card and then we just chipped away at it each month.
'Now you are gonna pay a little bit of interest on it but it's really not that much in the grand scheme of things.'