Best Stadium in The World, really good quality football stadium. The new away fans disability section is top notch, with amazing view of the pitch and its own bar. Really friendly customer service from all the stewards in helping the disabled and carers get to their seats. Friendly staff that could not be more helpful. Amazing football played, especially by the Brighton away team and their fans were superb. We thought that the home fans had gone home by half time but some had stayed to watch their consolation goal and made a bit of noise, but then the stadium was again quiet and there must be fire drills happening all over the stadium as fans were leaving early. The home fans were so quiet. No famous atmosphere here. The city was Blue, just like Brighton. Best away day ever.

Went down for the super league grand final. Staff were superb, right across the ground the staff were fantastic. Bar staff, security, helpers etc all very friendly and embraced the atmosphere. The fans were superb, rugby fans are among the best in sport and it's one of the main reasons I've really gotten into rugby league. Love going to games as its a guaranteed laugh. In terms of the stadium It's been a while since I've been to a stadium that dated. Inside looks like it hasn't changed since the 80's. For a club of that size, you'd expect better. 4* only down to the dated facilities. Everything else was superb and memories I won't forget anytime soon

Old Trafford is a football stadium in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England, and the home of Manchester United. With a capacity of 74,310 it is the largest club football stadium in the United Kingdom, and the twelfth-largest in Europe. It is about 0.5 miles from Old Trafford Cricket Ground and the adjacent tram stop.very nice 👍🏼 #five_star_california 🌪️💎

The most beautiful stadium I've ever visited! The home of Manchester United! As a UNITED fan I couldn't say something negative about this stadium, but honestly, Old Trafford is something else. Its extraordinary face, its wonderful set up, its amazing crowd, its unusual and extreme amenities... Everything is perfect! Although we were sitting high enough we could watch the entire game with no difficulty. And you say in the evening from the outside how cool and beautiful Old Trafford looks, but when it gets darker at night, then it is when the stadium is far from than just an ornament. The Theatre of Dreams is one of the best places you will ever visit if you are a UNITED fan and one of the most amazing stadiums you will experience if you are just a football lover. Definitely take sta stadium tour on a day when there isn't a match scheduled (more info about the Museum & Stadium tour in the counterpart google maps location).

Not a supporter of the club but had to do the tour as I had the opportunity. I have a new found respect for the club and what they have achieved in English/World football. Couldn't help but stand in awe of the trophies they've won.Greating reading, seeing and hearing about their long history. It was an amazing tour, I enjoyed it and would recommend for any football fan.

The largest club stadium in British football in terms of capacity, the theatre of dreams really is a sight to behold. It is very dated, but that adds to the charm as so much incredible football history has occurred here on this turf. The atmosphere on a match day is electric (despite the myths rival fans like to perpetuate), and even when visiting it on the tour when it's empty, it's beautiful.

Best stadium in the world, what a place ! Make sure to take the tour where you’ll see the dressing room of the players , trophies , cafe where Sir Alex and the couches sat , press conference room and a thorough tour in the bench . Also , make sure to see the mega store which is really amazing , if you are a member you’ll get 10% discount which is really worth it. It is pretty easy to arrive there , a bus can drop you off just by the stadium. And of course, attending a match would be something you’ll never forget in your whole life. Love you forever Man United .

Old Trafford is still the most magnificent and awe-inspiring stadium in the country. Walking down Sir Matt Busby Way and seeing the monumental frontage of the ground still takes my breath way even after over a thousand match day visits. It is looking a little ragged in places so does need a little refurbishment but it's still the one ground that all other fans want to visit. A lot of that of course is due to the fantastic United supporters who create the unforgettable atmosphere and always show respect to past heroes.

Amazing! When I first saw the ‘Manchester United’ sign from far away, my jaw dropped. How magnificent. Have been dreaming of coming here and watch a live match since I was 10. Place is clean, great service from the staffs at Megastore. It’s advise to come earlier to line up to enter the stadium. Literally enjoyed every second when I visited the stadium! ❤️❤️❤️

As a life long United fan its great to be at Old Trafford, BUT a lot of work needs to be done at the stadium, the facilities are very dated, and needs improvement. We went to the to the mega store, which as nice as it looks, the clothing for young kids aged 4-10 is very poor, so getting my 8 year old son the stuff he was after wasn't easy, so I ended up ordering his training kits online. The seating at the stadium is very tight which shows its age, its still a great place to be., but we have been left behind compared to other much smaller clubs like Tottenham and Arsenal Hopefully things improve on and off the pitch.

You were already signed, didn't you? You were already signed into Manchester United, weren't you? Before you were even born! You were signed into the best team in the world, and you love it. I can tell from your smiles that you have no regret of being signed into Manchester United right from the womb, and you also played the game in the womb, right? You kicked those balls right in there in your mothers womb, and that was the sign you are alive. You've always been a player for Man U right from the womb. Well done!

What an experience! Comprehensive tour of one of the most popular premier League teams! Old Trafford known for highest capacity premier League stadium. The tour guide gave ample opportunities to take pictures and very detailed history of the club. The dressing room and walk through the tunnel (with music!) Was highlight of my tour. Highly recommended.

Massive stadium that I found really accessible. We got to the stadium an hour before kick off and had no issue getting our seats. Stadium was still half empty 30 minutes before the game but packed out in the final half hour. Brilliant atmosphere in the Stretford End.

It is a very fantastic stadium. The atmosphere, the fans and the whole game is worth experiencing. It is a life time experience. you could also be a regular such match viewers. I really enjoyed spending nice time there. The only issue is when the match finish and trying to find your way back home it will be very difficult because of the crowds.

Awesome place and the tour was amazing. Can't describe the feeling of first time entering the stadium from the corridor. It is huge abd unique experience, even the museum is a good collection for football fans and the souvenir shop has a good collection of merchandise. Overall a good trip and worth a visit.

Starting off, The stadium is extremely impressive and I love the atmosphere during match days! Even though I had sat a bit further away the fans would always create an atmosphere of excitement! Its wonderful being a fan of this amazing club. Been here preseason and many match days

For not being into football and not having much knowledge about football, this tour of Old Trafford home of Manchester United was something different. The tour started with a visit to the Museum (1hour is not enough for this 3 storeyed museum) if you are going to reach before time so you can enjoy each and every floor. The visit then starts with places around the stadium and all the stands Over all pretty thrilling experience for me who does not follow football...

I came with my 10yr old son, he absolutely loved it. Theatre of dreams was epic. The history is amazing, definately worth the money. Tour guide was very witty and made us laugh. Great day all round. Highly recommended

As a Manchester United fan the feel of entering a stadium cant be expressed in words , the best ever experience and would like to say it's once in a lifetime experience. Been 6.5 years since i visited this place but still i can feel the atmosphere every time i see the pics or go back in time to remember about my visit to old trafford .. It is a pleasure to watch our fav team with play with other 70k + fans ! Best Experience ever ! Dream Come true moment of every Utd fan !! <3 <3

is a football stadium in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England, and the home of Manchester United. With a capacity of 74,879, it is the largest club football stadium (and second-largest football stadium overall after Wembley Stadium) in the United Kingdom, and the eleventh-largest in Europe.It is about 0.5 miles (800 m) from Old Trafford Cricket Ground and the adjacent tram stop. Nicknamed "The Theatre of Dreams" by Bobby Charlton, Old Trafford has been United's home ground since 1910.

Absolutely amazing tour and tour guide yesterday. We were amazed how lovley the pitch was and all the history within the club. Great price and the weather was nice too. Will definitely be recommending. I am now an official fan for man united 🙌. Good luck for the future.

The old Trafford stadium. Even with the knowledge that this is the largest football stadium in England, nothing quite prepares you for the shear scale of it! The staff are friendly and helpful and the megastore is also very impressive. Definitely worth a visit if you’re near by.

The theatre of dreams, my first ever visit and what a stadium, beyond impressive. wear and tear is really starting to show but an incredible experience. not bad waiting times to get into the turnstiles and pretty well organised. decent food choices around the ground area too

It was a great experience. The atmosphere was adorable. Fans were chanting all the time. Security was good, and entering the stadium was smooth with no restrictions.

(Translated by Google) Old Trafford Stadium, stadium in Manchester, England. Clubs using Old Trafford: Manchester United Old Trafford Stadium opening date: 19-02-1910 Date of start of construction work on Old Trafford: 1909 Old Trafford Stadium Capacity: 75,635 Dimensions of Old Trafford stadium: 105 x 68 meters The most famous matches and events in the history of Old Trafford: - The 2003 UEFA Champions League Final between Milan and Juventus. Matches in the 1966 World Cup during the group stage. - Matches in the 1996 European Nations Cup, such as the semi-final match between France and the Czech Republic and the quarter-final match between Germany and Croatia. - Several matches in the 2012 Olympics, including the match between Brazil and South Korea in the semi-final, the UAE and Uruguay match, the two Egyptian matches with New Zealand and Japan, and the Morocco and Spain match. Additional and historical information about Old Trafford: The stadium cost at construction in 1909 was £ 90,000. - Manchester United Stadium took the name Old Trafford in relation to the area in which I live, which is the Old Trafford area of ​​Stratford in Greater Manchester. Old Trafford stadium is the second largest in Britain after the famous Wembley Stadium and the ninth largest in Europe. - Bobby Charlton named "Stadium of Dreams" at Old Trafford. Manchester United stopped using Old Trafford stadium between 1941-1949 due to being bombed during World War II. The capacity of the Old Trafford stadium will be increased to 90,000. - The record for attendance at Old Trafford was 76,962 spectators in a match that gathered Grimpsi Towne Bolverhampton in the FA Cup semi-final. - In March 2015, Old Trafford caused a stir in Google, after the stadium's nickname "Dreams Stadium" was distorted into an offensive name, prompting the company to apologize and open an investigation. (Original) ملعب أولد ترافورد، ملعب يقطع في مانشستر في انجلترا. الأندية التي تستخدم ملعب أولد ترافورد: مانشستر يونايتد تاريخ افتتاح ملعب أولد ترافورد : 19-02-1910 تاريخ بدء أعمال البناء في ملعب أولد ترافورد:  1909 سعة ملعب أولد ترافورد: 75,635 أبعاد ملعب أولد ترافورد: 105 × 68 متراً أشهر المباريات والأحداث في تاريخ ملعب أولد ترافورد: - نهائي دوري أبطال أوروبا 2003 بين ميلان و يوفنتوس. - مباريات في كأس العالم 1966 خلال دور المجموعات. - مباريات في كأس أمم أوروبا 1996 مثل مباراة نصف النهائي بين فرنسا والتشيك ومباراة دور الثمانية بين المانيا وكرواتيا. - عدة مباريات في أولمبياد 2012 منها مباراة البرازيل وكوريا الجنوبية في نصف النهائي، ومباراة الإمارات والأرجواي ومواجهتي مصر مع كل من نيوزلندا واليابان، ومباراة المغرب واسبانيا. معلومات إضافية وتاريخية عن ملعب أولد ترافورد: - تكلفة الملعب عند الإنشاء عام 1909 كانت 90 ألف جنيه استرليني. - أخذ ملعب مانشستر يونايتد اسم الأولد ترافورد نسبة إلى المنطقة التي أقيم فيها، وهي منطقة أولد ترافورد التابعة لمدينة سترتفورد في مانشستر الكبرى. - ملعب أولد ترافورد هو ثاني أكبر ملعب في بريطانيا بعد ملعب ويمبلي الشهير وتاسع أكبر ملاعب أوروبا. - أطلق بوبي تشارلتون لقب "ملعب الأحلام" على ملعب أولد ترافورد. - توقف مانشستر يونايتد عن استخدام ملعب أولد ترافورد ما بين 1941-1949 بسبب تعرضه للقصف أثناء الحرب العالمية الثانية. - من المخطط رفع سعة ملعب أولد ترافورد إلى 90 ألف متفرج. - الرقم القياسي للحضور في ملعب أولد ترافورد كان 76,962 متفرج في مباراة جمعت جريمبسي تاون بولفرهامبتون في نصف نهائي كأس الاتحاد الإنجليزي. - تسبب ملعب أولد ترافورد في شهر مارس 2015 بضجة في شركة جوجل، وذلك بعد أن تم تحريف الاسم المستعار للملعب "ملعب الأحلام" إلى اسم مسيء، مما دفع الشركة للاعتذار وفتح تحقيق.

The theatre of dreams! What a fantastic atmosphere for every game. Makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up with the excitement. It is easy to access by public transport and has plenty of car parks all around. We park in the media city car park and avoid the traffic jams. It is a fifteen minute walk though but it is awesome as the atmosphere heightens when you are walking up to the stadium, with the supporters singing the much loved songs. Come and enjoy!

No words.... Absolutely mind-blowing....... Once you go there without supporting any team, when you come out after the match, definitely you are a Manchester United Fan

Impressive stadium. Clean and tidy also. Function suites are top quality and the view of the pitch is amazing. Food good too. Season was finished when I visited as they were ripping up the pitch

Even as a non Manchester United fan, a must-see stadium, truly a historic stadium that has been in the same location from the late 1800s. Very impressive museum which an unbelievable trophy cabinet. Doing the stadium tour adds to the alure of the stadium, giving great insight into the development and expansion of the club and stadium. There is also a fully stocked club store selling every bit of Man united merchant you could want.

Visited Old Trafford for a Manchester United game and had a fantastic experience. The stadium is impressive, steeped in history, and despite the team's performance not being at its best, the atmosphere was electric. The organization for getting to and from the stadium, both before and after the match, was top-notch. A must-visit for football enthusiasts!

Finally completed my pilgrimage to one of the most sacred places in football. I absolutely loved it here at the theatre of dreams, but the stadium needs a refresh its been a long time since any renovations have happened here. The convenience stands, restroom facilities and some portions of the stands require maintenance however the ambience and soul of this place still exists! If you love football and visit England visit here its worth every quid! The museum is lovely but I am giving it a 3 start because I want the board to fix the grounds and bring it back to its Ferguson years!

I recently attended the Manchester United vs Chelsea match on May 25th, 2023, at Old Trafford. It was my second time attending a match at Old Trafford, and I was just as impressed as I was the first time. The stadium is absolutely massive, with a capacity of over 75,000 people. The atmosphere is electric, and the fans are incredibly passionate. I was lucky enough to be sitting in the Stretford End, which is known as the "singing section" of the stadium. The fans in the Stretford End were absolutely incredible, and they created an amazing atmosphere throughout the match. The match itself was a close one, with both teams creating chances. In the end, Manchester United won 4-1, and the fans erupted into celebration. It was an incredible experience, and I would highly recommend attending a match at Old Trafford if you ever have the chance.

Do the stadium tour. Our guide Phil gave an excellent, funny introduction on all the important parts of the stadium and the club history. The hour long tour brings you to the stand, the concourse, the dressing room, the dug out, and the press conference room.

Always enjoy walking round here, nice vibe and it's good seeing people enjoying being there. The statues are spot on and the Stadium itself is very impressive to look at, albeit quite intimidating at the same time. The photo boards depicting important moments in the history of United were great as well, I could remember a lot of them which was good.

Visiting Old Trafford, the iconic home of Manchester United, was an unforgettable experience. The sheer magnitude of the stadium, combined with the rich history displayed in the museum, made it a football enthusiast's paradise. The stadium tour provided insight into the club's glorious past, allowing fans to walk in the footsteps of legends. The atmosphere on the Sir Matt Busby Way was electric, and witnessing the Stretford End in full voice was a highlight. Whether you're a die-hard Red Devils fan or a casual football lover, Old Trafford offers a pilgrimage-worthy journey into the heart of football history.

Visited day after Ronaldo's second debut and there was still a buzz in the air. Was fortunate to secure stadium tour night before. Excellent 90 mins tour with access to pitch side, tunnel, changing room to name a few. Well worth the visit if you're a United fan!

One of Greatest and best football stadiums in the world.

Great atmosphere, seating felt closer than I'm used to in American stadiums. Good to see the Red 😈 doing their thing on the pitch. GGMU

Great to finally visit the stadium after all these years. The tour guides were very knowledgeable and helpful. The Munich disaster memorial tunnel is very touching and a must for the younger generation to learn about such a sad time in history for the club, friends/families of those involved

Did the Old Trafford stadium tour and it was fantastic. I am a Manchester United fan so just been behind the scenes is special. Everything ran on time and the tour guides were excellent. Fully recommend this tour even if you are not a Manchester United fan.

Excellent tour by Alan L. Gave us so much detailed info about the running of the team and its history. Visited with my husband, nephew and son who are huge fans and absolutely loved both the stadium and museum. Great football team with lots of history and amazing pitch/stadium that the players can call home. Wish the tour could have been longer but nevertheless we all really enjoyed ourselves. Great day out 🤩

The stadium’s architecture seamlessly blends history with modernity. The renovated sections pay homage to the club’s rich heritage, while incorporating state-of-the-art facilities that enhance the overall matchday experience. The meticulously maintained pitch is a sight to behold, and the panoramic view of the stadium from any seat is simply breathtaking.

Dream place. A must for all United fans. Get there by Old Trafford tram stop. It’s a 6-7’ walk from the tram stop to the stadium. If you want to take the stadium tour be prepared by booking your tickets online prior to your visit at least a couple of days ahead.

Old Trafford, the iconic home of Manchester United, is more than just a stadium – it's a footballing pilgrimage that every fan should make. Stepping into this historic venue is like entering hallowed ground for football enthusiasts. The first thing that strikes you is the sheer grandeur of Old Trafford. The stadium's architecture is awe-inspiring, and the atmosphere on match days is electric. Whether you're a lifelong Manchester United supporter or a neutral fan, the energy in the air is contagious. Inside the stadium, the view from the stands is exceptional. No matter where you're seated, you'll have a fantastic vantage point of the pitch. The roar of the crowd, the chants, and the palpable excitement make watching a game here an unforgettable experience. The museum and stadium tour are a must for any visitor. You can immerse yourself in the rich history of Manchester United, from the Busby Babes to the treble-winning team of '99. The museum is a treasure trove of memorabilia and interactive exhibits that provide a deeper understanding of the club's legacy. The staff at Old Trafford are courteous and knowledgeable, always ready to assist and share their passion for the club. The on-site facilities, including restaurants and merchandise shops, are top-notch, offering a wide range of options to cater to all tastes. Even on non-match days, Old Trafford exudes a sense of nostalgia and reverence. You can stand in the same tunnel where legends like Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson once walked, or take a seat in the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand and imagine the great moments that unfolded there. In conclusion, Old Trafford is not just a stadium; it's a living monument to the beautiful game. Whether you're a die-hard Red Devil or simply a football lover, a visit to Old Trafford is a journey through football history and an experience you'll cherish forever.

One of the most amazing tours I've ever been on. From start to finish I thought it was brilliant. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We started in the museum which was separate from the tour and well worth seeing. The tour brought us around the terraces, into the real dressing room, got to sit in the home teams seats, into the interview room and got to walk out of the tunnel which actually gave me goose pimples. It was all made even more interesting by the friendliness and knowledge of the tour guides Rob and Phil, finishing up in the main shop. Well worth a visit, I'd definitely recommend it.

Great museum with lots of interesting natural history exhibits and suitable for all ages. Well worth a visit and would set aside a couple of hours to go around all of the exhibits. Looking forward to seeing the expanded museum when the work is done.

Very nice place and you have a lot to see and do but it can be a little expensive to book tickets. It is a massive building with so many Artefacts and many other stuff, including a little park in front of the main entrance. Like I said cool but expensive.

Pretty nice museum located in a tremendous and beautiful building. The museum itself is really small but still, there are some memorable expositions. In my opinion the building is the main attraction.

You need to prebook your tickets in the new Covid world but this is easy on the website. The museum is undergoing a refurbishedment at the moment due to be completed by 2022 I believe. This means some exhibits are closed, the Egyptian Hall for example. Don't worry, what is open is wonderful and I urge you to visit this superb building in the heart of Manchester. A real treasure.

Closed until 19 of September 2020...

Manchester Museum is completely free and displaying works of archaeology, anthropology, natural history even space! You can even touch Mars and Moon pieces! Manchester Museum is the best museum i ever visited. It is an ideal museum especially for families with children.

This review is from 2017 first game of the season. We have been life long fans of Manchester United, but we live all the way in Melbourne Australia. We organised tickets from Melbourne via online, cost us about 600pounds. 275 per ticketx2 and 50 booking fee. We got the VIP package and did not regret a thing. We first went collected our tickets there and went straight into the museum where we were offered champagne and snacks which were great. We also had some ex players come in and meet us which was a bonus. I ended up putting a bet on while at the stadium on Lukaku for first goal and I pretty much won our whole experience back haha. The atmosphere there was unlike any we have been too and was so good. Would definitely return and highly recommend to anyone and everyone.

I've been going here from 92-2016 both with Everton and Liverpool as a Police football spotter. What a noise inside truly fantastic. I've watched both teams win/loose/draw over the years. What was more interesting was the fun we had outside after the customary 20-30mins hold back. Great fun!!

(Translated by Google) This is the theater of dreams of footballers all over the world. (Original) นี้คือโรงละครแห่งความฝันของนักฟุตบอลทั่วโลก

(Translated by Google) Want to go to Old Trafford to watch emyu play hehe :) (Original) Pengen ke old Trafford buat nonton emyu maen hehe :)

(Translated by Google) Great Red devils❤ The spectator stand in the northern part of the stadium has the largest columnless roof in all of Europe. In addition, the location of beautiful places such as the United Museum, Red Coffee Restaurant, dressing room and office is located in this area and has given it a very good shape. The southern part of the stadium is also very developed and dazzles the eyes. There is a very large store in the east, and in the west, more commonly known as Stratford, there have been extensive changes in recent years, with rows added to make it stand out. Among the works that can be seen in this section. Undoubtedly, the statue of Dennis La is the legend of Manchester United, which has given a special grandeur to this stadium. English football legend Bobby Charlton has called the stadium the "Theater of Dreams". Old Trafford Stadium is about a century old. Before that, the Manchester team had a small and old stadium, and Old Trafford was built as the club's new home in the west of Manchester. Old Trafford was built at a cost of هزار 60,000 at the time, which was staggering at the time. The famous Scottish engineer Archina Leach was the designer of this stadium. He also designed the famous White Hart Lane Stadiums in north London and Hamden Park in Glasgow. Old Trafford hosted the FA Cup final in 1911 and 1915, and in 1920 hosted the most spectators at Manchester United's game against Aston Villa. In World War II, Old Trafford was badly damaged by German air bombardment, and from 1946 to 1949 the Manchester United team played at Manchester City's Main Road Stadium. For the 1966 World Cup, Old Trafford Stadium was rebuilt and the 1970 Copa del Rey final between Chelsea and Leeds was played again. Old Trafford was the first English stadium in the 1970s to be fenced off so that angry fanatics could not attack the pitch. (Original) Great Red devils❤ جایگاه تماشاگران در این ورزشگاه که در قسمت شمالی واقع شده، بزرگ‌ترین سقف بی ستون را در سراسر اروپا از آن خود کرده‌است. علاوه بر این جایگاه محلهای زیبایی چون موزه یونایتد، رستوران رد کافی، اتاق ویژه جام‌ها و قسمت اداری در این قسمت واقع شده و شکل بسیار مناسبی به آن داده‌است. قسمت جنوبی این ورزشگاه نیز بسیار توسعه یافته و چشمها را بخود خیره می‌کند. در قسمت شرقی فروشگاه بسیار بزرگی واقع شده و در قسمت غربی نیز که بیشتر به استرتفورداند معروف است درسالهای اخیر تغییرات وسیعی داده شده و با ردیف‌هایی اضافه شده که آن را ممتاز کرده‌است. ازجمله آثاری که در این قسمت دیده می‌شود. بدون تردید مجسمه دنیس لا اسطوره تیم منچستر یونایتد است که ابهت خاصی به این ورزشگاه داده‌است. بابی چارلتون اسطورهٔ فوتبال انگلستان این ورزشگاه را «تئاتر رؤیاها» نامیده‌است. ورزشگاه الدترافورد حدود یک قرن عمر دارد. پیش از آن تیم منچستر ورزشگاهی کوچک و قدیمی داشت و الدترافورد به عنوان خانهٔ جدید باشگاه در غرب شهر منچستر بنا شد. الدترافورد در آن دوران با هزینه‌ای معادل ۶۰ هزار پوند ساخته شد که در زمان خود رقمی سرسام‌آور بود. آرچینا لیچ مهندس معروف اسکاتلندی طراح این ورزشگاه بود. او ورزشگاه‌های معروف وایت هارت لین در شمال شهر لندن و همدن پارک در شهر گلاسگو را نیز طراحی کرده‌است. الدترافورد در سال‌های ۱۹۱۱ و ۱۹۱۵ فینال جام حذفی انگلیس را برگزار کرد و در سال ۱۹۲۰ پذیرای بیشترین تماشاگر در بازی منچستر یونایتد مقابل آستون ویلا بود. در جنگ جهانی دوم اُلدترافورد در بمباران نیروی هوایی آلمان بشدت آسیب دید و تیم منچستریونایتد از ۱۹۴۶ تا ۱۹۴۹ بازی‌های خود را در ورزشگاه مین رود باشگاه منچستر سیتی برگزار می‌کرد. برای جام جهانی ۱۹۶۶ ورزشگاه الدترافورد بازسازی شد و بازی مجدد فینال جام حذفی سال ۱۹۷۰ بین چلسی و لیدز در این ورزشگاه برگزار گردید. الدترافورد اولین ورزشگاه انگلیس در دهه ۱۹۷۰ به حساب می‌آید که در آن حصار نصب کردند تا تماشاگران متعصب خشمگین نتوانند به زمین مسابقه حمله کنند.

(Translated by Google) Old Trafford is a football stadium located in the district of Trafford, Greater Manchester County, England. It is the headquarters of Manchester United, club of the English Premier League. With room for 76 212 spectators, Old Trafford is the second largest stadium in England in terms of capacity, behind Wembley Stadium, the third largest in the United Kingdom, and the eleventh in Europe. The stadium is located about 800 meters (half a mile) from the Old Trafford Cricket Ground. The camp, which received the nickname Theater of Dreams, by Bobby Charlton, has been used permanently by Manchester United since its construction in 1910, with the exception of the absence of eight years, between 1941 and 1949, following the bombing of the stadium during World War II. During that time, the club shared the Maine Road stadium with its local rival, Manchester City. The pitch underwent several expansions during the 1990s, and a new addition is expected, which would raise the stadium's capacity to 90,000. The current audience record for the stadium was 1939, when 76,962 spectators watched the FA Cup semi-final between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Grimsby Town. The stadium is often used for FA Cup semi-final matches, as a neutral venue, and for several international international matches while the new Wembley Stadium was under construction. It also hosted matches for the 1966 FIFA World Cup, 1996 Euro and the 2002-03 UEFA Champions League final. In addition to football-related uses, Old Trafford has been used since 1998 for Super League rugby games. Hosted a few games of the London 2012 Olympic Games football tournament. (Original) O Old Trafford é um estádio de futebol, localizado no distrito de Trafford, condado da Grande Manchester, Inglaterra. É a sede do Manchester United, clube da Premier League inglesa. Com espaço para 76 212 espectadores, o Old Trafford é o segundo maior estádio da Inglaterra em termos de capacidade, atrás somente do Estádio Wembley, o terceiro maior no Reino Unido, e o décimo primeiro na Europa. O estádio é localizado a cerca de 800 metros (meia milha) do Old Trafford Cricket Ground. O campo, o qual recebeu o apelido de Teatro dos Sonhos, por Bobby Charlton, tem sido utilizado permanentemente pelo Manchester United desde a sua construção em 1910, com a exceção da ausência de oito anos, entre 1941 e 1949, na sequência do bombardeamento do estádio durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Durante esse período, o clube dividiu o estádio Maine Road com o seu rival local, o Manchester City. O gramado sofreu várias expansões durante a década de 1990, e está prevista uma nova adição, a qual elevaria a capacidade do estádio para 90 000. O atual recorde de público registrado no estádio foi em 1939, quando 76 962 espectadores assistiram a semifinal da Copa da Inglaterra entre Wolverhampton Wanderers e Grimsby Town. O estádio é frequentemente utilizado para jogos de semifinais da Copa da Inglaterra, como um local neutro, e de vários jogos internacionais da Seleção enquanto o novo Estádio Wembley estava em construção. Também recebeu partidas da Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1966, Eurocopa 1996 e a final da Liga dos Campeões da UEFA de 2002-03. Para além de usos relacionados ao futebol, o Old Trafford é utilizado desde 1998 para jogos da Super League de rugby. Hospedou alguns jogos do torneio de futebol dos Jogos Olímpicos de Londres 2012.

amazing experience wish this covid problem is solved so i can go watch united play again

Great visit to the Theatre of Dreams! 1st time there on a hospitality package. The Academy suite was great and the view from the NE quadrant was fantastic too.

Watched the Atalanta game with VIP experience. Hard to get tickets but well worth! Brilliant atmosphere and mega store discount (10%) Worth a visit for tourists and fans!

Probably one of the best stadiums in the world in terms of history, was great to be there. The stadium tour can be better I think but the staff is awesome, I enjoyed it.

Although they postponed today's game, I did not stop visiting the stadium from the outside, beautiful architecture, I already want the games to be reactivated and to be able to know it inside and feel the energy of the fans.

Home to Manchester United football club. Excellent ground. Around 80k capacity. Well maintained and top class stadium. The crowd here is doe hard fans. Even the kids are highly spirited and loves football and players.

Theatre of Dreams.............in every sense of the word. Arguably, the most popular football destination in the world. The stars are born and history is written here, a little ironic considering the fortunes of the football team now. The Old Trafford is an excellent place to visit. You might be able to access the stadium premises on an event day - it could be any day, while you have to pay for guided tour packages, one of which takes you to the soccer ground, or close to it. If you have still time left in the day, the enticing other attractions of the Manchester are unlikely to disappoint you.

Great tour of this historic club and ground. Excellent guided tour where you can enter through player's tunnel after sitting in your hero's seat in the actual dressing room. The museum has masses of materials as well as of course cups and trophies galore. Go see Old Trafford while you can.

The stewards don't get enough praise. I've recently discovered I'm on the spectrum and some would understand how hard navigating through all my issues, through the stadium and to my seat. All this wouldn't of been possible if it weren't for the stewards and stewardesses ❤

Went here for the stadium tour, loved it! Our tour guides were John and Peter who were fantastic! Also a shout out to the staff there who were always friendly and helpful. Amazing to see behind the scenes and to visit the stands again.

Old Trafford, the iconic home of Manchester United, is a cathedral of football that stirs the souls of fans and leaves an indelible mark on all who visit. Stepping into this hallowed ground is like entering the heart of footballing history. The stadium's grandeur is evident from the moment you approach its iconic facade. The "Theatre of Dreams" lives up to its name, as it has been the stage for countless legendary moments in the sport. The statues of Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson, two of the most revered figures in football history, serve as a reminder of the club's rich legacy. Inside, the atmosphere is electric. The roar of the crowd, the singing, and the sheer passion of the supporters create an experience that is nothing short of magical. Old Trafford transcends being just a sports venue; it's a place of pilgrimage for football aficionados. The museum and stadium tour offer a deep dive into the history of Manchester United. It's an opportunity to walk in the footsteps of legends, explore the trophies, and understand the club's remarkable journey. The stadium itself is a marvel of engineering, with seating offering great views of the pitch from every angle. The Stretford End, in particular, is an epicenter of energy and devotion, where the fervent fans create an atmosphere that's second to none. Old Trafford's significance extends beyond the pitch. The "United Trinity" statue, honoring George Best, Denis Law, and Sir Bobby Charlton, is a touching tribute to the club's storied past. In a city defined by its footballing heritage, Old Trafford stands as a symbol of excellence and ambition. For fans, a visit here is nothing short of a dream come true, and for football enthusiasts, it's a chance to witness the sport at its very best. Old Trafford is more than just a stadium; it's a place where the spirit of Manchester United and the beauty of football come alive.

I had wonderful experience here last years before covid-19 stopped everything. Very cool and nice place.

It was very interested and I really enjoyed it in there I will definitely go there again

Great place to go with the kids!! But I felt abit sad looking at all those dead stuffed animals in the displays... But it was a good trip to the museum

Went here on a college project to collect animals to make a mixture of them. Great family atmosphere, a short walk from town. Free entrance, donations accepted, the gift shop is pricy. Here's a small example of there collection of stuffed and alive animals

Spent many hours as a child here. So informative.

The natural history section that is open and the live reptile section are very interesting , however a few of the exhibitions are closed for refurishment including Egyptian history. These won't be open for another two years so slightly disappointing that the exhibits are limited but otherwise a good way to entertain the kids for an hour with dinosaur bones.

Brilliant trip to the museum. Our 3 year old son loved exploring there. There is so much to look at. The cafe is on the top floor and the coffee is nice.

Really enjoyable experience, even in these crazy covid times. Lots to see and friendly staff to help you around...

Great place to find life in our world and to know more about earth

Very nice place Covid safe. Interesting & historic massive building

Loads of history to learn. They have fossil remains and embalmed humans from Egypt. Also check out the solar system section u get to see all the mineral elements. Also included is particles from the moon etc

Due to the pandemic, the museum is temporarily closed, but I put the maximum, because I have always liked this museum and I used to visit it very often.

What a place you can spend the whole day looking around and still not see everything a must for all history buffs

(Translated by Google) My Sons loved the M / cr museum. She enjoying the same experiences was good for her education which goes along with her school works. Our parenting times were great and she has wonderful sociology and quiet times together. Gracious, event was beautiful. Drunk cappuccino inside cafe. So we could go back, and I would recommend. Greetings. (Original) Mi Figli adorata gli museo di M/cr. Lei godere le stesse per il esperienze era buona per sua educazione quale vai insieme con sue lavora di scuole. Nostra tempi con le genitori era fantastica e lei ha meravigliosa sociologia e tranquilla tempi insieme. Graziosa, eventi era bella. Bevuto cappuccino dentro café. Quindi potremmo tornare, le e consiglierei. Saluti.

Brilliant! Son loved the dinosaur section and the vivarium. Absolute pleasure :-)

Great day out . Lots to see , lots to engage the brain .

Excellent local museum for the younger family. Exhibits well presented, and particularly accessible for younger children. Under going some construction work which limits what's on show. Small coffee shop and shop. Good Covid security measures

Absolutely brilliant day out!

Had a great time with the wife and kids.

Covid safe. Friendly and helpful staff. Interesting & historic building. However, if you don't like seeing stuffed animals, better go to the first floor.

Small but interesting

Educational and fun

Covid safe. Friendly and helpful staff. Interesting & historic building. However, if you don't like seeing stuffed animals, better go to the first floor.

Loved the dinosaur fossils and skeletons, lots to see here and it's free

Excellent museum. Exhibits thoughtfully displayed. It felt safe with numbers well controlled.

Just a great place to visit and learn.

A great place, lots to explore, fab for the children.

Great place to visit. For all ages.

Very organised

The host out on the door as you walk in was very informative and helpful. Great selection of fossils and bones crystals etc . Great selection of frogs and reptiles in the live vivarium area. Not over keen on the taxidermy but that's just my preference. Overall a nice museum. A shame the ship wasn't open yet but can't be helped due to social distancing. Very good distancing measures in place .

Very interesting friendly staff grandchild loved it

Great exhibits

Great my son Harry who has Autism but loves Dinosaurs really enjoyed it he was even teaching me stuff haha great day highly recommend it for a visit 👍😎👌

(Translated by Google) A superb visit, by chance during a walk. (Original) Une superbe visite, par hasard lors d'une balade.

Absolutely Fantastic day out

An amazing day out for the family

Great museum of Manchester history

Perfect place to take the kids...if you get chance grab a coffee amazing

Step back in time very pleasent experience good prices good place take kids

Visited the theater of dreams late Dec 2019. Home to the red devils. An amazing fortress noted for it's elevated managerial and player seating and a mecca for any Manchester United fan's bucket list. This place is amazing. So much history. VIP seating was horrible, but the after experience and meeting a former player was rich and rewarding. Museum was packed and really interesting. #GGMU

Always a pleasure to be watching a match with the best seats. The whole atmosphere is beautiful to say the least. My son just loves it. Can't wait for this lockdowm to be all over and done with so we can enjoy.

From S.Korea Visited this stadium in 2019 august. The vibe in this stadium was on fire I Hope visiting here again

Very touristic.

(Translated by Google) THE SECOND BIG DREAM IS GOING TO OLD TRAFFORD (Original) IMPIAN TERBESAR KEDUA IALAH PERGI KE OLD TRAFFORD

(Translated by Google) Easy "can you come here 🤲 (Original) Mudah"an Bisa ke sampean ke Sini 🤲

The Stadium of dreams

(Translated by Google) Be out (Original) Ole out

Love the amazing atmosphere!

Great Spot 👌

(Translated by Google) One of the best stadiums in the world (Original) ملعب من افضل الملاعب على مستوى العالم

Several times watch football match but not the united itself. I watched Argentina vs Portugal, the robot against alien Ronaldo & Messi. Bring my wife and my kid too watched United U21

Worship place

(Translated by Google) Cool stadium You can see legends that are playing nicely. (Original) 멋있는 경기장 멋지게 활약하는 전설들을 볼수 있다

The best team in the world play ere it has the largest capacity in the premier league and it's just a privilege to be at the Theatre Of Dreams

Fantastic fantastic

(Translated by Google) Great football field (Original) Sân bóng tuyệt vời

Ok

WE ARE GONNA WIN THE LEAGUE

Theatre of Dreams!

Took my friend here. Not a football fan myself, ugly building and surroundings.

(Translated by Google) Nice Stadium (Original) Nice Stadiom

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) bruno fernandes .... (Original) bruno fernandes....

(Translated by Google) Rigid and beautiful stadium (Original) ملعب جامد و جميل

(Translated by Google) Overcrowding (Original) Quá đông

Good

Glory glory man United Glory glory man United Glory glory man United And the red's go marching on on on on

It's called theater of dreams for a reason, wish I could go and watch a match there

not mu favorite club

I am from Manchester United

Most populer stadium

good

(Reviewing the stadium tour) Even though they must get hundreds passing through their doors each day, you still get made to feel like you're valued and that your experience is important. The tour is incredibly interesting and the guides are very knowledgeable.

Overall the experience attending, being inside and departing was a good experience. I was particularly impressed by their quick response to my email about being able to enter with walking stick with wrist supports. They got back to me within 2 hours of the match on the day of the match to say yes you will be allowed in. We were a bit disappointed about not being allowed to bring in a snack and a drink for half time unless we needed it for medical reasons, we felt this was profiteering and if forced many people I saw sneak stuff in around us with vodka in open transparent water bottles and snacks in their coat pockets. Bags were limited to 8" x 6" x 2" otherwise you had to pay for a £5 locker but this was fine as we had but bags and these were inspected again in a polite and friendly manner. Flags on sticks were not allowed but our team had provided them for us inside the stadium so that was a nice surprise for our grandchildren. However we followed the rules and were disadvantaged because others did not get searched at the turnstiles as we thought we would and it cost us a lot of money paying for a snack and drink each, bringing 3 grandchildren with 3 Adults. The staff at the turnstiles scanning us were polite and the stewards on the way in and out were very helpful to me as I was on sticks, I was very grateful for that help. Seats were comfortable and the toilets were easy access and clean. All in all a nice safe experience.

Had a great time at the Grand final yesterday most staff were very helpful apart from two.

Best experience ever but the only problem is the seating and how big the seats are but I can understand that they need to fit as much as they can

First champions LGE game . Great view and stewards located me to right area .

Stadium good. Transport by tram and Northern rail useless an dangerous. Passengers in a six carriage train forced into three at Preston. Empty carriages towed to Barrow.

A great honour and privilege to be invited and have lunch at The Evolution Suite at Manchester United's World famous Old Trafford.

Best seats in the house @ North West Quadrant. Good atmosphere very friendly row

My first time at a Football match and it was sat in the Alex Ferguson Hospitality box. Great service, lovely staff. Food and drinks were great. Has such an amazing experience!

fantastic experience on my first visit to old Trafford even though it was a youth game, and a decent crowd

Highly recommend the museum tour. Richard was our guide and he was amazingly knowledgable.

A great experience standing with legends. Arena was filled with glory and I can literally hear the shout of joy when we defeat a visiting team.

What a place, what a stadium. The feeling in there cannot be described with words. It’s a place full of history of the game. Many legends have stepped foot on that ground, and by going in you experience what a lot of icons of the football game have done before. Highly recommend.

Staff was polite and helpful as I asked where I needed to go and showed my tickets. Staff was really nice. The Queue was really long. But everything was fine Good match. Really happy with having to get there and how to make my own way around the stadium

Went to see England play and was not disappointed. Quick easy access feeling safe and secure at all times. Did see other who weren’t aware of bag size rules so make sure you check before you go.

Just watched England the north Macedonia. To be honest, American stadiums could learn a lot from England. The food was reasonably priced as was the drinks you could feed two people for about 16£ which is about $20 $20 would’ve been the price of a hotdog and an American stadium. Can’t wait to come back!

Great experience if you are a football fan. Amazing experience if you are a Man United fan. Loved the stadium tour and the museum. It feels like walking through the triumphant history of this great club.

Did the stadium tour here and it was a very memorable experience! The tour lasts about an hour or so and you can visit the on-site museum either before or after. Both, the museum and the tour are very good and I highly recommend! Our tour guide was really good and kept it very light and entertaining for us. The tour concludes at the merchandise store where you can buy official club merch before leaving. Overall, a definite must-see whether you're a United fan or not! Might need to spend a good half day at least. Book in advance.

Public transport drops you off a little ways from the stadium and you have to walk a bit. The closer you get the more excitement you get by seeing the iconic white structure of Old Trafford. You are greeted with the huge wall of the stadium, people selling food and merchandise outside. I got in pretty early and the stadium is massive. I sat in the highest section of the Sir Alex Ferguson stand and the roof covering makes you feel super enclosed and far away. I did not enjoy this part of the stadium. Atmosphere is solid but not the best.

I brought my Grandson for a birthday treat, first time he has been to such a stadium, myself too. he had the best time ever (his words). Stewards outside was all friendly and helpful, seats we had were amazing. Will 100% try to get tickets to bring him again.

Highs Clean environment. Standard stadium. Multiple entry gates. Historical Statues mount/display. Affordable souvenir sale. Adequate security. Clean toilets. Different safety measures in place for spectators of varying abilities. Nearness to big stores like Tesco express. Lows Parking lots not enough for spectators.

Great experience the stadium tour is great I love how they also display the women's teams shirts along with the men's shirts also loved how you had a tour round rather than being sent of by yourself. When I've been to old Trafford they've had great food and the pitch is so beautiful.

We visited Manchester recently and decided to go and see both Manchester United and Manchester City’s stadiums whilst we were there. We didn’t go inside, so my review is only about the outside. The biggest difference between the 2 is that whilst the stadiums are closed, at Manchester United you have security at the car parks not allowing you inside. When we visited Manchester City we could park in the car park for free and have a look around the whole of the outside of the stadium. It’s a shame this wasn’t as easy to do at Manchester United. That being said it was still good to see the stadiums and I took photos of the outside.

Took a stadium tour instead of visiting one of ManU games. Overall,it’s an amazing place,rich with history and traditions. The tour itself feels quick,but it’s more than an hour and you see a lot of things and places inside the stadium. However,you don’t get to know a lot of club’s history,so make sure to do some research or properly check club’s museum before the tour and have questions prepared. Also,nice to see tribute to Alex Ferguson’s tenure at the club. I recommend you plan the visit in advance as we went there on the last tour of the day (around 3-4 PM). Also, if you want to get any merchandise,please make sure you grab credit as they don’t take cash there. In terms of price, the tour was like 30-40£, identical to the price of Etihad Stadium tour.

Visiting this museum was a spiritual experience! A great part of my life was watching United and cheering for them. It represented a big beautiful chunk of my childhood and adolescence. A must see for any fan of this special football club

The experience was remarkable with all the history and the fantastic guides we had showing us around in particular for my family. The mood and atmosphere was quite sombre following the tragic death of Sir Bobby Charlton. This has been a club I have followed since my boyhood and the memories I have of the successful years are forever embedded in my heart. Its a shame the stadium is so far behind in terms of the development and investment put in by the owners which is clear to see. Nonetheless, for any true fan of this great club or even a neutral, there's a lot to take in and you will no doubt enjoy your experience.