What is the name of the Glastonbury area featuring a fairground with vintage rides?

The Glastonbury area featuring a fairground with vintage rides is called The Unfairground.

The Unfairground is located in the festival’s South East Corner and combines fairground-style attractions with unusual art, music and performance. Its name reflects the area’s deliberately subversive character: it is less a traditional amusement park than a theatrical, alternative version of one.

The area has been associated with the Mutoid Waste Company, an art collective known for constructing large sculptures and installations from scrap metal and discarded machinery. Alongside music venues and late-night entertainment, visitors may encounter twisted fairground sideshows, mechanical artworks and vintage-style rides.

Silver Hayes and The Glade are also important dance-oriented parts of Glastonbury, while Block9 is a separate late-night area known for immersive clubs and theatrical production. None is the festival’s named fairground zone. The Unfairground is therefore the canonical answer, even though its attractions and exact presentation can change from one festival edition to another.