Thousands of people found themselves stuck in gridlocked traffic yesterday and this morning after heavy rain turned roads leading to the event's site into mud baths.
The organisers of the festival have now released a statement saying:
"There are lots of rumours circulating about ticket refunds and we just wanted to clarify. The situation has now been resolved and it is possible for everyone to access the site, enjoy the Festival and the music."
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