Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester M16 0RA
Manchester, United Kingdom
Old Trafford, universally acclaimed as ""The Theatre of Dreams,"" has been Manchester United's iconic and legendary home since 1910, standing as one of world football's most famous, historically significant, and emotionally charged venues. With a capacity of 74,310, it proudly holds the distinction of being England's largest club stadium and Europe's second-largest, featuring the legendary Stretford End and imposing architecture that has remained largely unchanged for decades while hosting some of football's greatest moments. This cathedral of football has an illustrious history, hosting 1966 World Cup matches, European Cup finals, FA Cup finals, and countless historic encounters during Manchester United's golden eras under legendary managers who established the club as a global institution. Known for its incredible atmosphere on the biggest occasions, rich history spanning over a century, and the passionate support of United fans from Manchester and around the world, Old Trafford represents everything that makes football special and continues to inspire awe in players and supporters alike. The venue has undergone various expansions and modernizations including the addition of tier upon tier of seating, executive facilities, and corporate hospitality areas, while carefully preserving its classic character, traditional features, and the mystique that makes it a bucket-list destination for football fans worldwide. Despite discussions about potential future developments, Old Trafford remains Manchester United's spiritual home, a symbol of the club's global appeal and rich tradition, and continues to host Premier League matches, European competitions, and international fixtures that showcase the very best of world football in one of sport's most revered temples.
Aerial View of the Old Trafford Manchester United Football Stadium
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Old Trafford Stadium View on a Cloudy Day
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Stretford End Crowd at Manchester United Football Stadium
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Birds Eye View of the Old Trafford Manchester United Football Stadium
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View of Old Trafford Manchester United Football Club at Night
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Manchester United Football Ground station (matchdays only) directly outside stadium. Regular services to Trafford Park station (10-minute walk). Manchester Piccadilly and Victoria connect to MetroLink tram system. Tram from city centre takes 15 minutes to Old Trafford stop.
Regular bus routes X50, 250, 263, 266 serve stadium area. Free matchday shuttle buses operate from Manchester city centre. Route 250 from Piccadilly Gardens to Trafford Centre passes stadium. Services increase dramatically on matchdays.
From M60 Junction 7: Follow A56 Chester Road toward Stretford, then signs to Old Trafford. From M602: Take A5081 toward Trafford Park. Stadium visible from Chester Road with dedicated access routes clearly signposted on matchdays.
Official stadium car parks (Red, White, Car Park W) available with advance booking. Lancashire County Cricket Club offers parking on non-cricket days. Park-and-ride available from MediaCity and Salford Quays. Limited street parking due to resident restrictions.
From Trafford Bar tram stop: 5-minute walk via Talbot Road. From Old Trafford tram stop: 10-minute walk via Warwick Road. From MediaCity: 15-20 minute walk via Salford Quays. Clear pedestrian routes and signage on matchdays.
Luxury accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
The Lowry Hotel - 5-star luxury in Salford Quays with river views. Hotel Football - 4-star hotel owned by Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs, overlooking Old Trafford. Malmaison Manchester - Boutique luxury in city centre.
Mid-range accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Holiday Inn Express Manchester Salford Quays - Modern hotel near stadium. Copthorne Hotel Manchester - 4-star accommodation in Salford Quays. Premier Inn Manchester Salford Central - Reliable mid-range option.
Budget accommodation. Rates from £- per night.
Travelodge Manchester Salford Quays - Budget accommodation near stadium. Premier Inn Manchester Old Trafford - Affordable option with good transport links. Various budget hotels in Stretford and Trafford areas.
Over 170 wheelchair spaces throughout stadium with companion seating. Disabled car parking available with advance booking. Accessible entrances and lifts provide access to all levels. Away wheelchair section available in designated area.
Accessible toilets throughout stadium including Changing Places facilities. Lowered counters at food and drink outlets. Guide dogs welcome with advance notification. Accessible parking bays near entrances.
Audio commentary headsets for visually impaired supporters. Stadium tours available in audio format. Staff assistance available for navigation. Sensory rooms available for supporters requiring quiet space.
tickets for Old Trafford Stadium range from £532 to £ for the current season. Season tickets from £532 (some areas) to £950+ for premium locations. Under-16 season tickets from £114. Match tickets vary significantly by category and opponent. Adult membership provides priority booking and discounts. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking affordable stadium access.
tickets for Old Trafford Stadium range from £275 to £ for the current season. Premium hospitality packages from £275+ including Red Café and Munich Tunnel experiences. Executive Club offers exclusive dining. Private boxes available for corporate entertaining with full catering service. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking enhanced matchday experience.
tickets for Old Trafford Stadium range from £ to £ for the current season. The United Club - Premier hospitality experience. Salford Suite - Exclusive dining with legends appearances. Theatre of Dreams offers matchday packages with stadium tours. All include premium seating, catering, and exclusive facilities. These standard tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Old Trafford has a capacity of 74,310, making it the largest club stadium in England and the second-largest football stadium in the United Kingdom.
Old Trafford is located at Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester M16 0RA, in the Trafford area of Greater Manchester, approximately 3 miles southwest of Manchester city centre.
Manchester United Football Ground (matchdays only), Trafford Park (10 min walk), Old Trafford tram stop.
Football Ground station: At stadium. Trafford Park: 10 min walk. Tram stop: 10 min walk.
Old Trafford was built in 1910.
It cost £90,000 to build Old Trafford.
The capacity of Old Trafford is 74,310.
Yes, Old Trafford has a fixed roof covering the stands, but it is open above the pitch.
Old Trafford is owned by Manchester United.
Yes, you can take small bags no larger than A4 size into Old Trafford.
A pint of beer costs £5.90 in Old Trafford.
Association football is the primary sport played at Old Trafford.
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